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"Dawn of the Monsters stumbles into some of the more common pitfalls of belt-scrolling fighters, but it has enough flair, polish and excitement to be a more than worthy offering, particularly played in couch co-op with a friend. We wish there were a few more playable creatures, but the ones on offer here are all very distinct and enormous fun to get to grips with. It's a richly rewarding game, with higher ranks unlocking new skins and upgrades from the in-game shop (don't worry, no microtransactions here) which offer an incentive to keep playing - though the real reason you'll stick with Dawn of the Monsters is that it is, quite simply, very good indeed. While it has a few problems, they're nothing that will stop you having a blast with this Brobdingnagian beat-'em-up."
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Invasion of the Zombie Monsters throws you into a wobbly-legged battle against the undead. As Ned, you’ll leap over crumbling ruins and punch through hordes of shuffling zombies across 10 increasingly chaotic levels. The controls stick to basic platformer fare, left, right, jump, attack, but the frantic pacing and goofy scenarios keep things lively. Each stage mixes environmental hazards with waves of enemies, all while Ned shouts one-liners that somehow match the game’s low-budget charm. Despite its 2010 release, the game feels like a relic of 8-bit nostalgia. The MSX and Spectrum ports give it a pixelated roughness that fans of retro action might appreciate. Community threads note the difficulty spikes can catch you off guard, but the randomly generated obstacles and cheap thrills of zombie-slaying help it stick around. It’s not a classic but holds its own as a short, punchy blast of arcade chaos.
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