There are 10 modes to unlock, and this randomly-generated and full of events game has lots of replay value and all of this more than excuses its $10 price tag. You get to decide whether they become eaten or survive.
You’ll get a chance to design mini-versions of the people you’d like to see next to you during a zombie apocalypse with the character creator. Destroy the zombies with the arsenal of weapons, which includes even some wizard staff, hockey stick, flamethrower, and so on. Seriously, prepare to die, and quite a lot. While you’re on your way, you’ll get to meet a few quite strange people, travel to different cities, and, sure, be eaten by some slow, shambling zombies. Then under Device 2, you would mount Cashflow 202. Under Device 1, do the same with the second file (101, 2 of 2). Select the first Cashflow file (101 the E-Game, 1 of 2).
Perfected with good Canadian humour, which, ok, is probably not for everyone, you play as one of the friends on a road trip to the Death Road from Florida to Canada. On my computer, the folder for Cashflow was under Program Files>Bit Comet>Downloads. What can be better than a good old zombie apocalypse in a mobile game? The answer is a good old zombie apocalypse in Canada, and that’s exactly what is happening in the game called Death Road to Canada.
