Synopsis
Defeat onrushing zombies with tools from the home improvement center!
“Suddenly the zombies are everywhere and the world has collapsed. You escaped to a home improvement store, but they found you, and now all you have to do is to kill as many zombies as you can.”
This is a third-person action game set in a home improvement center where a variety of products are lined up, and the player uses the tools that can be picked up there as weapons to defeat zombies.
Axes, shovels, hammers, iron pipes, square timbers, kitchen knives, gardening tools, power tools, and much more.
Each weapon in the game has its own unique usability, so players can have fun finding the right weapon for themselves and finding the right fighting style for each weapon.
With these tools, you can beat the zombies to a pulp with no regrets.
(English product description provided by the creator.)
| Circle | Basashi Game Shop |
| Tags | Action, Music, Application, Contains Grotesqueness, Japanese, English |
| Price | 440JPY |
Editorial Review
Zombie survival action is a crowded corner of the doujin space, but it usually leans on gun-heavy arenas or horror-adventure pacing. A third-person melee brawler built around a single, mundane location is a much rarer proposition, and it puts this game closer to arcade-style wave survival than to the slow-burn dread most zombie projects chase.
The hook is the setting. A home improvement center turns the whole map into an armory, and the synopsis lists a wide, practical range: axes, shovels, hammers, iron pipes, square timbers, kitchen knives, gardening tools, and power tools. The creator stresses that each weapon has its own usability, so the loop is about discovering which tool suits your temperament and learning a fighting style around it. That emphasis on weapon variety over a sprawling narrative is a smart choice for a premise this lean, and the opening setup of a collapsed world, a desperate refuge, and a simple goal of killing as many zombies as possible frames the game as a score-chasing experience. The Contains Grotesqueness tag signals that the “beat them to a pulp with no regrets” pitch is meant literally, so expect unflinching gore rather than restraint. The Music tag suggests audio is treated as a feature, though the synopsis doesn’t say how. Bilingual Japanese and English support, plus the standalone Application format, makes it easy to pick up.
Anyone who enjoys wave-based action, experimenting with weapon handling, and gleefully excessive splatter will get the most from it, especially players who like short, replayable sessions over heavy storytelling.
Verdict: a focused, tool-shed power fantasy that trades plot for tactile variety, and it delivers best for those who want to see what a pipe, a shovel, and a chainsaw each feel like.
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