Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel without a Pulse Critic Reviews

The chaos that ensues is as lighthearted as a blood-soaked zombiefest can be.

One of those rare games that manages to not only be creative and challenge many of the game industry norms, but do so within the confines of an extremely entertaining and polished game... One of the best games it's seen in quite some time.

A refreshingly original game. It looks wonderful, and its blend of humor and addictive gameplay is very entertaining; it will certainly keep you amused from beginning to end.

So if you're looking to play a great action/strategy game, or you just want to make up for the videogame genocide you have committed on all zombies, Stubbs the Zombie is the game for you. Just remember to bring a friend.

Stubbs is required playing for anyone who craves more bold originality than our current gaming culture churns out.

It has its own brand of off color humor, and the gameplay is top notch. Again, I can't say enough about the music. It's so cool!

There's a lot to be said about plowing through town with a zombie horde, biting brains.

While Stubbs is a well constructed, solid package, it doesn't reach the stratospheric levels that its older brother "Halo" did. Wideload's first title is nonetheless a fantastic game, as it takes an original premise and executes it with finesse and skill.

Stubbs is a fun title but unfortunately is a bit too short.

Fresh, fun, and completely unique. While the story pushing the events of the game wasn't quite solid enough, and we weren't always sure as to the current mission, the gameplay throughout is still solid.

The possession mechanic is hands-down (no pun intended) one of the coolest things I have ever seen in a game, and never before has farting in a crowd been so helpful. But make no mistake – Stubbs the Zombie is no Psychonauts.

Combined with its humor, innovative gameplay, and presentation, Stubbs the Zombie is the most charming and playable title this year yet.

Imaginative gameplay and a brilliant sense of humor. The main downside is how short the game is.

While a bit on the short side, Stubbs is an example of the innovation we need to see more of in the gaming industry. It's not a perfect game but it is certainly one of the funniest, entertaining games to come out in the last year or two.

Stubbs is not an epic. It's a game that is great to pick up at any time of the day, eat a few brains, and then move on to something else. It's simple and easy to understand controls make it a title that can be popped into your Xbox whenever anyone is over and fire up the cooperative mode.

What could be more satisfying than decapitating people and eating their brains? Stubbs sure knows how to have fun in this B-movie style zombie actioner.

What makes Stubbs worth finishing is the wacky story and raunchy cutscenes that would've been censored into oblivion in the real 1959.

For zombie fans, this one is a no-brainer - pun definitely intended.

The best aspect of the game is the two-player co-op mode. It's so much more fun to play this game with another person.

It's the best rental you'll ever make.