Game Cities
A zombie action RPG on real city streets
Pick any city on the globe, parachute onto a real street and survive the undead with melee weapons, firearms and whatever you can scavenge.
Updated November 3, 2026
All games
These are all the games we have reviewed so far. Each one runs in the browser with nothing to install, is free to play and has a page of its own with how to start, the controls, the requirements and our tips for the first hours.
More games are being tested and will be added here as they pass our checks.
The list is short on purpose: a game only appears here after we have played it on a computer and on a phone and written its page ourselves. The categories below explain what each kind of game is about, so you can tell at a glance whether it is your thing.
Game categories
Categories describe how a game plays, not only its theme, and one game can belong to several of them.
- Zombie gamesHordes of the undead, scarce supplies and the constant choice between fighting and running. The best zombie games are about tension and decisions, not only about shooting.
Game Cities - Action RPGReal-time combat combined with role-playing progression: experience levels, loot with rarities, skills and gear that change the way your character plays.
Game Cities - SurvivalGames in which health is only one of your worries: stamina, hunger, sleep, noise and darkness all have to be managed to stay alive.
Game Cities - 3D gamesFull 3D worlds drawn by the browser with WebGL. They look closer to console games and run best with hardware acceleration turned on.
Game Cities - MultiplayerGames where you can meet, talk to and compete with other people in real time, usually with an optional free account.
Game Cities - Real-world mapsGames built on real geography — actual streets, buildings and landmarks taken from open map data — so you can play in places you know.
Game Cities