Zombie Elite Killer

Hey! Zombie prepare yourself. An Elite killer is on the Hunt.

Are you ready to kill undead? In this game you have a chance to shoot as many hordes of zombies as you want. It is really an enjoyable and addictive game despite of the horrify icon. Zombie Elite Killer is designed especially for kids where you do not need complex strategy for attacking, all you have to do is hit the fire button and shoot zombies.

Zombies are generally described as a bloodthirsty rooted meet that life on eating human brain. In this scenario you are military elite killer and your only mission is to kill the walking dead. You will be driving a war jeep on an oasis and equip with the most powerful laser weapon to hunt and kill zombies. You do not need to reload your weapon or refill your war jeep focus on your objective to destroy and survive.

There are three types of undead your need to be caution-yellow, green and brown (the strongest). They are moving slowly but tied with deadly TNT explosive. Therefore, a collision with one of them will result a massive explosion. Another challenge for you’re to face is that they spread deadly plague/virus. You must dodge this virus or you might get killed. The dwarfs like undead are moving very fast and they are the highest point if you can kill them down. Because of their small size and speed you need a steady aim to shoot them; the good news is they do not spread deadly infection.

Zombie Elite Killed is designed with super sound quality and dynamic vivid picture. Game play is fun entertaining, and challenging. It is 100% satisfaction guarantee to make you enjoy it.

NOTES TO PARENTS:

Most of us are aware that violent video games can trigger young people to transfer feelings of aggression to actions in the real world. Yes, there are incidents where socially isolated, mentally unstable teens have committed acts of violence based on video game. But there are also positive effects on this. One study found that compared to teens that did not play video games, teens that played reported more family closeness, higher involvement in activities, greater attachment to school, and positive mental health. Beside that it promoted helping behaviors, sharing, cooperation, and empathy actually contributed to the development of those same traits in young teens.