ZP2KX: Zombies and Pterodactyls 20XX

ZP2KX: Zombies and Pterodactyls 20XX (2010)

by Ska Studios
Genres:Platform, Shooter
Story:ZP2KX: Zombies and Pterodactyls 20XX is a multiplayer-focused shooter and the sequel to ZP2K9. The background scenario is that pterodactyls arrange deadly matches between humans and zombies. Features a standard deathmatch, team deathmatch, King of the Hill and Capture the Flag modes, as well as a special Zombie Hunt.Show more
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January 29, 2025
This game was loads of fun, with genuinely good controls, fast-paced action, and bots that felt fun to fight against. Whether you're playing solo or co-op, this game needs to be preserved
Was an awesome time alone or with friends, to my knowledge it was only available through the Xbox 360 indie game section which is now defunct and my downloaded copy won't start. Best thing was cool customization and interesting games modes in fast frantic side scrollery goodness.
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