Very good zombie survival game. I have seen the AI of your teammates get themselves killed every now and then, but overall a brilliant little game.

It's one of those very casual games that you can play an hour or so, have a blast, leave behind and come back for an hour another day. Simple concept, good fun. Also come with Linux and Mac version.

Bought the game, it's really good and fast. It offers a challenge and has high-replayability.

Definatly worth the buy.

very hot! but, short.

Treasure hunt by day. Defense in the house at night.

To enrich the equipment, you must survive for 30 days

It's a fun little game. You can just jump in for a few minutes and get out. It may have been better off as a simple flash game (Since the flash games of today pack quite a lot of stuff in them.), but I'd still say it's worth it just for the art style. Gunplay is great, but feels a little slow at first, sound is pretty darn good, and gameplay itself is fun. For what they are asking, pick it up!

Game itself seems quite fun. It's a notch above decent flash games on quality level. Gameplay is a scrolling shooter for the most part. You got 3 soldiers you find: Machine Gun American, Shotgun Nazi Chick, Sniper Russian. Each individual can only use their gun type, and you can upgrade them as the game goes on. Your base is just a little shack with a generator, upgrade the fences and build boxes for blockades and build turrets. Walk around during day finding salvage (money in the game) and get back before night or you will get swarmed easily.

Gameplay 4/5 stars

Game runs slow and laggy, even on gaming PC

Performance 2/5 stars

Overall 3/5 stars

Suggestion to the devs: First fix the stuttering and freezes. People pay for this game, it's not a free online game. Next, add more. Just more. More soldiers, turrets, defenses, areas to explore, more forts to defend in different scenarios. As it is this game has the life-span of a good flash game with slightly higher production values.

It´s a funny little game and I like the day/night-dynamic. The performance is a little bit laggy and should be patched, but it´s a good game if you are bored.

i think its great game but its too short.

Solid enough game that would be great with a bit more polish. Save system is a bit clunky, and the early going can be a bit dull until you have some decent upgrades going. Still, it's super cheap so can't complain too much. I can see the devs making something interesting soon.

Even though it is "just" a 2d side scroller game, deadly 30 is extremely entertaining. I got a lot of happy hours out of this game and I strongly recommend it.

Fun game, easy to pick up and play. Some minor performance issues that really shouldn't exist for the type of game it is, but otherwise pretty good. A patch or two to improve the performance is the only thing stopping this game getting 5 stars in most reviews.

Deadly 30 has much deeper gameplay than it can seem at the first glance. The decisions you make early in the game will hunt you in late game. Also, if you are too greedy exploring outside too far from your safe shelter, you can expect that you'll have very hard time returning "home" after night fall.

On the other hand, the game features right amount of humor, so that is a big plus - it just gives character to game.

The only thing keeping me from giving five stars to Deadly 30 is that is a Flash game and Flash has some performance issues with my AMD based laptop. I can only hope for a full fledged sequel.

I am the first to say Im a big fan of Zombie games. I have yet to find one that was perfect by any measure of my standards (And I have very high standards) But as Zombie games go, this was a bloody good romp.

You begin in WW2, as a Americam GI on a desolate battlefield. Your objective is simple. Stay alive. To do this you of course shoot Zombies, LOTS of Zombies, and all kinds of Zombies (Including naked ones, no Im not kidding, there is even a achievement in the game for it, slightly disturbing yes, but also funny.)

I was impressed by the rather smooth graphics, which despite being rather cartoony worked for the game rather then hindered it. Corpses would pile up as you found, spent bullet shells would scatter on the ground, and complimenting it was rather nice voice acting, which surprised me considering this is fairly clearly a budget game.

And in this suriving the Zombies you don't have to go it alone. You can recruit a Russian sniper (enemy at the gates anyone?) who loves Vodka and Borscht (And who doesnt it?) whom, if you find the secret button in the game you can make him spontaneously sprout a beard. There is another, unlikely ally. A Nazi German SS officer, a woman with a shotgun and one mean frying pan. (You melee when you're out of ammo or the zombies get too close. The guys have machetes, the gal has a frying pan, and judging from what I've see, actually does considerably more damage with it)

You can upgrade your weapons with the scrap, which is the currency of the game, periodically as you level up when you kill enough Zombies (Levels carry over games by the way, but the cap is 13) My personal favorite is the gold plated AK47. Yes. You read that right. And thats not nearly the weirdest thing you'll see here.

You will also have to fortify your base, build barricades, use boxes as makeshift barricades, and build turrets (Hint, you can set turrets ON the boxes, good for a higher vantage point. More shot to the Zombie noggin the better.) As well as upgrade your boots (HIGHLY recommended, allows you to move faster and scavange farther before nightfall) your soldiers armor (The american starts looking sorta like a saiyan when its maxed, made me chuckle.)

But as I said it is not without its flaws. On a random occasion you will get barfed on by a Zombie, well less barfed on then having rotting chunks flung at you as you kill fat Zombies which will heavily distort the screen. Prepare to die because of that late in the because you can see a damn thing and it makes you easier to kill. (I think that was slightly over done)

But there are also some technical issues. The game WILL lag once you start hitting 50 plus zomibes on the screen (which is alot late in the game) But can also mess up your display when changing resolutions (not permanently but still annoying) But the worst one is on occasion (Im not sure what casues it and to be fair it has happened only once) Your save file may randomly disappear.

But despite these flaws I found myself having a smug sense of satisfaction getting all three survivors to the chopper (GET TO DA CHOPPA!) At the end of the 30th day when literally several Dozen zombies come in and start breaking your carefully crafted barricades and gun turrets. And the chopper began to fire missles down upon them making a bloody sea of zombie corpses.

Good times.

So, would I recommend this game? Yes I would. For five bucks its a bloody good time. I hope the possibility of the programmers making this into a multiplexer game come to fruition, because online co-op would make this game truly shine.

And one last piece of parting advice. Do not eat the Borscht. Trust me.

This game actually is great and strategy is included in this game.... I like the concept that in the morning you can look for any supplies you can get. I'm just hoping this can ba a multiplayer game so players can work together to defend themselves ^_^

But as a single player, it's fun. Sometimes your ally is kinda dumb when you're in the base... hehe

It's a fun game and is worth the cheap price, the weapons are nice, the sounds are great, and the game-play is fun. My only complaints are that it doesn't support 1080p which is my monitor resolution so I get ugly black lines, and also it does get a little boring after a while.

Its a really good Run-and-gun game. The art style is hand-drawn but extremely well done, The sound is decent, generic though so I think it lacks in there. Music wise.... its ok, it could've been more creative but it fits with the scenario. Gameplay wise, The guns sound good but Early on it doesn't seem to make much of a difference of what gun you pick except one has more ammo than the other. The fact that a day/night system is involve is pretty awesome. During the day you fight less zombies and find metal (currency) while exploring and searching for teammates and as night begins to near more zombies appear and you try to return to base. Cool concept, I also like the fact you dont have unlimited ammo that you keep yourself stocked, as well as the melee in the game is when you get near a zombie an automatic melee attack is performed which helps alot. One feature I think would fit well would be a multiplayer co-op, internet or local would be fine. Overall, This is a really good zombie Run-n-Gun, So definetly give this a shot.

This has to be one of the best zombie survival games of its size that i have played in a while i am and huge fan of gonzossm and his crew and i hope to see another like it in the future, the game was challenging with little to no learning curve, and the controls were spot on. Its fun for hours and is a must play at its price

Deadly 30 is something you probably would expect to see on Newgrounds given the art style. Though don't let that be a turn off, the game is quite fun and balls hard challenging. Foraging for scrap iron in the 4 surrounding locations is often a mix of praying to the RNG Gods and proper ammo management (at later days) as Zombies populate the areas more and more.

The biggest challenge is managing your scrap metal: do you use it for bullets? Crafting a new gun? Better Armor? Faster Boots? Better Barricades? Turrets? Health Kits?! Choosing the wrong thing at the wrong time or not managing your Scrap often leads to death. On the plus side, Death is merely a learning tool as you keep your Level, unlocked items (you need to build them again) and Ammo. This negates ALOT of frustration as you trudge through back to whatever night you met your fate.

Voice Acting in the game is stereotypically comedic and cheesy, but may annoy some players. Music does not play during daytime but during nighttime when zombies swarm your base, shame since the music in the game is great.

Downsides to the game are Windowed Mode, the framerate, a lack of a multiplayer mode and the sometimes derptastic partner AI. If you play in Windowed Mode, often times you will click outside the window in the heat of battle. Luckily this pauses the game, but it's still annoying. The framerate get's bogged heavily as more and more zombies appear..basically sprite overload. The lack of a multiplayer is saddening since this game would be absolutely PERFECT to play with freinds...which leads to the Partner AI. The survivors you find are helpful but they often do the stupidest shit and you can't really direct them unless you directly control them (which means the other character you played, suffers mental retardation now. Most times the russian (or american) will dive into a horde of zombies from the second floor of the base and die..or try to shoot them THROUGH the roof (which they cant..thus wasting precious ammo).

Despite those problems, Deadly 30 is a fun game and certainly worth its $5 pricetag.

Let me just start by saying, This game gets HARD.

I've been following the artist for this game for a good long while which made this game an instant buy. The story is simple, you're a soldier trapped in a zombie Apocalypse... Survive!

The game uses side scrolling shooting as its main mechanic mixed with some minor base building elements with a day and night cycle. Build, upgrade and search for materials during the day, defend from endless hordes of zombies during the night.

Graphic, the game sports Gonzossm's art style which shows humor yet can have a serious side to it. It's an overall attractive game though you may wish the game the game has a 1920 x 1080 setting which it doesn't.

The music is a majority of atmospheric music, nothing too memorable but it does help set the mood. At one point I left the game on pause and left the room, to come back and find myself creeped out re-entering the room as the music put me back in the mood to play.

I feel overall for the price it is well worth the it. If the game had multiplayer, even if it was local would make this a must buy.

Overall this is a fun little pick up and play style zombie survival game that is worth the price tag and with the possibility of updates if the game does well, it just adds more to look forward to.

This game is amazing. Really, a five-star game!

It's a great time waster, but it's excellent for a long sit-down session, too.

It's a very strategic game, in that if you fail one night, you can reboot and try another strategy.

I can't recommend this game enough! What are you waiting for? Buy it!

Short lived, but fun!

Rating 3.5/5

The goal of Deadly 30 is to survive 30 day cycles on a zombie littered WW2 battlefield. The gameplay is a mash-up of side scrolling shooter & tower defense. I've played a few hours so far, and while the game is fun, the range of actions is a little too limited.

Most of your time is spent wandering around, gunning down any zombies you encounter and collecting scrap metal for upgrades. There are five play areas, with your upgradable base occupying the center region. Each area takes roughly two minutes to traverse, is themed (i.e. cornfield, castle), and completely flat. Scrap metal is replenished on every visit, and occasionally you will encounter a survivor who will join you as an extra gun (up to 3).

At your base, you can upgrade your armor and weapons, buy turrets, improve the barricades and so forth. A nice touch, but once again, there isn't enough depth in the tower defence/strategy elements for sustained play.

Pros:

+ Fast paced action & solid presentation

+ A fun diversion for less than a dozen hours

+ Intriging mix of genre

+ A reasonable price

Cons:

- Viewpoint too zoomed in

- Ultimately repetitive

- Day cycle too short

- The "strong exploration element" in the review description is strongly overstated

- Lacks serious