They Are Coming! [The 6-month initiative] (v1.0)

Ardennes, 1944 becomes the starting point for a gleefully grim action game where the Reich’s last miracle is not a supertank or secret missile, but one extraordinarily hungry zombie. Rather than fighting the undead, you control their outbreak, turning a collapsing World War II front into a buffet of soldiers, civilians, and anyone unlucky enough to stand nearby. The tone is darkly comic rather than historically reverent, built around the absurd pleasure of transforming humanity’s weapons of war into obstacles for a growing brain-eating mob. From the forests and battlefields of Belgium, the campaign pushes its infection beyond the war and into stranger eras.

Play begins with a lone zombie that must close the distance, bite victims, and convert them into additional shambling allies. Each level becomes a compact survival-and-assault puzzle: identify vulnerable targets, avoid gunfire, mortar blasts, tank rounds, and other lethal defenses, then use the expanding horde to overwhelm resistance. Humans do not simply wait to be eaten, so positioning and timing matter when soldiers can shred exposed zombies before they reach their prey. Stages also hide secrets and optional challenges, encouraging repeat runs for players who want to fully clear areas rather than merely reach the exit with a few survivors.

Its best idea is the reversal of the familiar zombie-game formula: the undead are not the threat closing in from the darkness; they are your disposable, ever-growing force. The historical opening gives way to a broader time-spanning setup, letting the developers play with new human prey, weaponry, and environments without being tied entirely to the Second World War. That makes it feel closer in spirit to compact horde-management action games than a conventional shooter, with a focus on momentum, attrition, and mischievous experimentation. Players who enjoy offbeat indie games, undead comedy, and simple tactical pressure should find plenty to chew on, while completionists get extra value from the hidden objectives scattered throughout each stage.