This game is good. Not perfect, but very good. You are given a nice choice of different playing modes, and once you get into a game, it's a ton of fun. The crazy weapons available to you alone are enough to make you want to add
Zombie Revenge to your collection. There are shotguns, machine guns, flame throwers, grenades and yes - the drill. Run those zombies through with your mondo drill and watch the green slime fly! Good stuff. Plus, it helps that every time you skillfully cap a zombie, you are rewarded with goodies. Ammo, weapons that you knock out of their hands, antidote (hey - if they HAVE the antidote, why don't they take it???) and then the food items that I mentioned earlier. Course, I don't know about you, but I'm not all that hyped on eating food I knocked out of a rotting zombie's hand. Maybe it's just me.
One problem I did find creeping in now and then was the sporadic auto-aim feature. Sure, when you have bullets, you can use the gun. It supposedly auto-aims at the most dangerous zombie in your proximity. If you are a bit patient and wait for the target to turn red, you get a much more damaging shot. I found that occasionally there would be a far more threatening zombie (right in my face with a machine gun, for instance) than the one the auto-target thingie thought I should kill first. ARGH! And sometimes, my auto-aim wouldn't work at all. Hmmm. Especially on the Fighting mode. It would auto-aim at my opponent when I had handgun bullets, but should I be lucky and fast enough to score a machine gun, I was on my own. :( That's pretty much my only complaint. Well, that and the fact that you can't save your game, so you can leave and come back to it later. As a result, I am at times housebound. Ah well.
Ok, one more thing. Early on in the game, you put a CD in a computer to read it and the insane floating head of Zed comes in. He tells you to pick a card and it will seal your fate. Well, I've tried all the cards and nothing seems to be different. What's up with that? If you know, email me and tell me.