Undead Smells Bad Revamps Wave Survival

• Undead Smells Bad is an upcoming isometric endless survivor from Sui Arts
• Take the zombie-killing action to Italy with a wild arsenal of unconventional weapons
• This polished indie title is still in development, but already promises a heap of chaotic fun

Ever since Call of Duty Zombies, the wave survival format has become a staple in shooters and beyond. Whether facing monsters, standard foes, or the classic undead horde, the premise endures. Soon, you can step into the shoes of not a special forces operative or a hardened civilian, but an ordinary, unlucky soul in Undead Smells Bad!

As we close out the week, a few standout discoveries from recent days deserve a closer look. Undead Smells Bad is one such find. This isometric zombie survival game, arriving on mobile soon, is in development by the accomplished indie studio Sui Arts.

You play as that aforementioned hapless survivor, with a unique twist: instead of battling in gun-friendly America, you're in Italy. Forget firearms; here, you wield whatever you can grab. That means tables, chairs, and any unsecured object becomes a potential weapon. You haven't truly lived until you've hurled an IKEA chair at an oncoming zombie horde.

Well-Preserved Polish

While some indie mobile projects can feel a bit unrefined, Undead Smells Bad showcases a surprising level of polish—especially considering it's still in the relatively early stages of development.

With its frantic animations and refined pixel art, this is undoubtedly a title to watch. Being developed by an Italian studio, an official English translation might take some time. But once it arrives, there's little doubt players will eagerly dive in to smash some zombie skulls.

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