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Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship rolls onto Switch on May 14

By GFA Staff
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Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship rolls onto Switch on May 14

Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship is coming to Nintendo Switch on May 14, and it sounds like a strange but appealing mix of genres. The game follows Zombie Rollerz: Pinball Heroes, but this new entry shifts the formula toward a roguelite tower-defense-on-wheels setup. Players build turrets, lead a crew, upgrade a moving ship and fight off zombie waves in a world where momentum and positioning appear to matter as much as firepower. That kind of genre blend can be risky, but it also gives the game a clear identity in a crowded Switch eShop. For players, the most interesting part is whether Zombie Rollerz can make defense feel active rather than static. The ship concept suggests constant movement, changing routes and pressure from multiple sides, which could help the game avoid the slower feel of some tower-defense titles. NintendoEverything reports the game will cost $14.99, with a 20 percent launch discount available until May 22. For Switch owners who like oddball roguelites, this is one to watch later in May.

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