Gameplay footage of the iPhone game “Undead: The last Refuge” Apparently the idea is to see how long you can last in house that is being assaulted by the living dead. Sounds fun.

You know with so many zombie apocalypse simulating games out there, do zombies even stand a chance when they come. People are going to be trained to fight them from childhood. I think they are screwed myself. We’re all going to be a bunch of zombie killing ninjas out there.

Poor zombies, maybe somebody should make a game for them helping them to train to fight survivors and NOT get shot in the head….. hmmmm, now there’s an idea.

I stole this news from pr.com (I feel no guilt over that… what are they going to do? Beat me up? Fine… They want to be that way! Bring it on jerks. Just… not in the face okay. I’m too pretty and I bruise easily.)

Flash game developer, Binary Space releases “Zombie Outbreak Simulator” (ZOS), a sandbox application running on Google MapsⓇ. ZOS allows players to unleash waves of zombies on the unsuspecting people of Washington DC.

Adelaide, Australia, November 22, 2009 –(PR.com)– Flash game developer, Binary Space releases “Zombie Outbreak Simulator” (ZOS), a sandbox application running on Google MapsⓇ. ZOS allows players to unleash waves of zombies on the unsuspecting people of Washington DC. Players can tweak a number of zombie and infection variables such as zombie speed, infection rate, number of civilians and shooting accuracy to create their own version of a zombie outbreak. Watch as up to 15,000 civilians are chased down, attacked and infected by hundreds or thousands of shambling (or terrifyingly fast) zombies over a 1km square area.

To be honest I didn’t really try to fiddle with the game I just laughed as the zombies tore through the people and infected everyone. Hilllllarious.

Yes I know, I’m a bad person.