Love is Dead (v1.1.1.0)

Two newly undead sweethearts cross a cheerful post-apocalyptic world with one heartfelt goal: finding the pets they lose along the way. Love is Dead turns a familiar zombie setup into a bright, silly puzzle-platformer where romance survives decay, severed limbs, and dangerous obstacles. Its hand-drawn, springy presentation keeps the mood playful rather than grim, while the small environmental stories give each area a surprising amount of charm. The result feels like a cartoon road trip through the end of civilization, built around cooperation instead of carnage.

Players guide both zombies through compact stages filled with switches, hazards, ledges, moving platforms, and puzzles that require two bodies in the right places. One partner may hold a button, act as a counterweight, or take a risky route so the other can reach the exit, making timing and positioning more important than quick reflexes. The full campaign works alone by swapping control between the pair, but local co-op is the better fit when two people can coordinate—or cheerfully blame each other for a bad jump. Progression comes from advancing across varied regions, rescuing beloved animal companions, and hunting down hidden secrets and collectibles tucked away off the obvious path.

Its strongest idea is the way it makes co-op puzzle solving feel affectionate rather than competitive: the central pair literally cannot get far without helping one another. Colorful animation, buoyant music, and intentionally absurd zombie comedy give it a personality closer to the whimsical platform puzzles of ibb & obb than to a typical undead adventure. Stages are approachable enough for younger players and casual couples, yet optional finds give completion-minded players reason to inspect every corner. Anyone who enjoyed the clever, compact design of the i saw her series, or wants a relaxed couch co-op game with an unusual love story, finds plenty to like here.