In many ways similar to Age of Zombies, Zombiewood also offers a happy zombie killing fun and has been well put together. While many claim it copied the former, Zombiewwod manages to install its own atmosphere, steeped in the world of cinema. The cinema is indeed an excellent raw material for crazy levels, freely taken from films or rather many caricatured movies. Zombiewood thus sends the players from western movies into war movies and swiftly changes the setting from a romantic flick to a thriller with always the same constant: all the extras are zombies to slaughter.
Zombiewood progression is pretty well thought, it relies on multiple systems that are intertwined so that there is always something to do. Broadly, each film has several scenes, themselves divided into several objectives that can be completed at your own pace. Finish the level in less than a minute, killing more than 200 zombies, use a particular weapon, do not let the energy drop below a certain threshold, defend a position for some time, find a hidden trophy, etc, missions are varied and all earn the players coils. These coils are then used to unlock new films and thus to continue the massacre. In parallel, the player gets coins killing zombies. These can be used to purchase new weapons or bonuses. The arsenal is rather broad and each weapon can also be improved on several levels while bonuses affecting both the health objects support (air strikes), improvements in the speed, etc. It is also possible to invest in purely cosmetic accessories to alter the appearance of the hero, or into special bonuses that for example, multiply by 4, 8 or 16 all pieces collected during a specific time.
The shop is also well stocked and offers necessary for fun. The good news is that everything can be bought with virtual money collected during games. It is still possible to use real money to accelerate the process and acquire the best weapons faster, but nothing in the game is "paid only".