Zombie Daisuki

About

Zombie Daisuki is a real-time strategy game where you direct a horde of undead peasants to reclaim a rural farm. Developed for the Nintendo DS, the game uses touch screen controls to move zombies across the battlefield. Each stage requires managing resources and positioning your growing army to overcome obstacles and defeat enemy forces. The layout scrolls using button inputs while the stylus handles zombie placements, creating a hybrid control scheme that feels both accessible and occasionally fiddly. The game’s charm comes from its lighthearted take on the zombie genre and intuitive touch mechanics. Chunsoft’s quirky sensibilities shine in the scenario where resurrected farmers battle criminals, blending slapstick humor with tactical depth. While not widely discussed in modern strategy circles, its 2011 release offered a niche but polished experience for handheld RTS fans. The single-player focus and manageable level design make it a brisk, if overlooked, entry in the genre.

Storyline

One day, a peaceful farm was robbed by a group of gangsters. All peasants who lived in the farm were killed. However, the peasants turned into zombies and decided to resuscitate the farm. Players scroll the map by pressing the buttons and move the zombies by using a touch pen.