Stubbs the Zombie: A Rebel Without a Pulse – Fun, But Lacking Depth

Stubbs the Zombie offers a quirky, nostalgic experience where you play as an undead rebel causing chaos in a 1950s city. The humor and retro-futuristic setting are fun, and it’s a blast to smack enemies, eat brains, and run around as a zombie. But the game’s basic mechanics quickly become repetitive, and after a while, it feels like you’re doing the same things over and over without much variety. The boss fights are basic, offering little challenge or excitement.

While the maps are large, they also feel empty, with too much running around between action and not enough to engage with. There’s also **no replay value**—once you finish, there’s little incentive to return. The game is too short, leaving you wanting more after just a few hours. If you're looking for a quick, chaotic experience, Stubbs delivers, but it lacks the depth and substance for long-term enjoyment. Ultimately, wait for a sale to pick it up if you’re curious.

🧟‍♂️ Final Verdict: 6/10, A Fun but Surface-Level Zombie Rampage. 🧟‍♂️