There’s Zombies everywhere, so get your Move on!

Styled like classic Arcade and remaining true to the HOTD classics from the days of Dreamcast and Saturn SEGA revved this up for supreme action and walking dead slaughter.

Gameplay is simple as, select a character and take out as many as you can.

The camera will automatically pan, so you need to clear the area s fast as you possible in order to get your kill score up there.

Grittily styled, reminiscent of a b-movie and best played in multiplayer.

While it really doesn’t matter, there is actually a storyline. It follows a fresh-faced Agent G, who teamed up with a hardened cop called Washington. Throw in a stripper called Varla and you’ve got your team.

Sent out to investigate disappearances within a small-town, the trio find themselves overtaken by decomposing and rabid mutants running rampant around the streets, swamps and houses of Bayou City.

The PS3 version (Extended Cut) includes more weapons, Levels and differing classes of Zombies.

While gameplay can be controlled by your standard controller, it’s the Move that this title is designed for, and even better, if you can get your hands on one of those Gun holsters for the Move wand, gameplay is suddenly a 1,000 times more satisfying.

In 3D for ANY TV, HOTD – Overkill is the best way to spend New Zealand’s wet summer days.

House of the Dead – Overkill

Wii/PS3 (Move Compatible)

3.5 outta 5