Amazons vs Zombies

What the game is

Amazons vs Zombies is a free-to-play strategy game with a squad-combat core, published and developed by Pixel Paradise and distributed through Nutaku. You lead a team of women called Amazons through a world overrun by zombies, upgrade them, and fight through waves of infected enemies while the plot uncovers who caused the outbreak. It is offered on Windows desktop, Android, iOS and in PC and mobile browsers. The page states plainly that free games may include in-game purchases.

The page tags it with Zombie, Military, Monster and Hardcore themes, which tells a reader that this is an action-leaning strategy game in a post-apocalyptic setting, with adult content built in. It also carries an AI-generated content tag, discussed below.

How it plays

The setup is a disaster story. The page says the corporation Genekticon doomed humanity to extinction. Virus G, designed as a tool to create a perfectly obedient workforce, spiraled out of control and produced armies of aggressive zombies instead of docile servants. The few survivors are mostly women, who were granted enhanced resilience and are left fighting for scraps in a world where, in the page's words, laws are bullets. You lead a squad of these Amazons, described as the last defenders of civilization, and your mission is to find an antidote that could reverse the zombie apocalypse. The way there leads through cities held by mutated hordes.

The squad is built from roles that the page spells out. There are lightning-fast markswomen who pick off hordes from a distance, melee berserkers who tear through enemies, medic-biochemists who look for the virus's weaknesses, and tanks that hold the line against waves of the undead. Each warrior has upgradable skills, ranging from solo techniques to squad-wide tactics. That gives the game its strategic layer: you choose which kinds of fighters to bring and how to develop them, and the roles are meant to cover each other.

The combat is described as dynamic. The page mentions high-speed skirmishes with "runners", the fast infected, and sieges of your camp by waves of the dead. Between fights, the progression loop is about strength. You raise your warriors' stats, with damage and survivability named specifically, and you gain new heroines whose combat styles change how a fight plays out, from the rapid-fire barrage of the markswomen to the heavy strikes of the berserkers. Equipment permanently raises the squad's capabilities, while boosters give tactical advantages for smoother runs. The page lists dozens of unique opponents and says there are up to 100 Amazons to collect.

Beneath the combat there is a mystery. The page asks what secrets lie in the company's labs, why the virus spared mostly women, and whether there is truly a way to restore humanity to the infected. The story is presented as a plot with animated scenes, not as a bare battle grinder. The structure the page shows around that story is a run of special events: a countdown labeled Live Event sits above the tag list, and the news feed announces events under two recurring names, Lust Raid and Lust Rush. Each announcement is written as a short piece of fiction that extends the main plot, with the corporation running another field experiment and the Amazons sent in to deal with it.

Content and themes

The adult content is stated up front: the key features call out "animated scenes of various sex" and a plot with lots of animated sex scenes. The tags include Animated Sex, Hardcore and Nudity, along with body-type tags. The developer's own feature list puts the size of the cast and the animated scenes ahead of the opponents and the plot, so the adult content is presented as a main draw and not as a side reward.

The theme tags are Zombie, Military and Monster. Together they describe a militarized survival story with creatures beyond ordinary infected, and the news posts mention Zombinators, skeleton combat units and a volcanic setting called Hell that the Amazons have fought in more than once. Another post has two named Amazons, Ashley and Margot, discover a luxurious deserted resort once reserved for the corporation's directors, complete with swimming pools and fountains, which shows the events reaching for lighter settings as well as grim ones. The page also carries the tag AI Generated Content. That is the page's own disclosure, and a reader who cares about whether art or text is produced by AI should note that the store page flags it.

Platforms and where to get it

The page offers several ways to run the game under a "Choose How To Play" heading. Windows Desktop is available, Android has a download of an APK file, and iOS has an install from an IPA file. The platform line also lists PC Browser and Mobile Browser, so the game can be played without installing anything.

Nutaku is the place named on the page, with a "Play Free Now" button, and Pixel Paradise is credited there as publisher and developer with no other store or site linked. The Game Information block on this page holds only the languages, without a download size or system requirements. The language list is long: German, Russian, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian), Japanese, Portuguese, English, Chinese (Simplified), Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Polish, Romanian and Turkish.

Price and model

The model is free to play. The page says that free games may include in-game purchases, and it names the kinds of progression the game is built on: upgrades for warriors, equipment and boosters. Boosters are described as tactical advantages for smoother gameplay and equipment as a permanent gain, which are the two kinds of item the page sets apart from ordinary stat upgrades. The page does not state what any purchase costs.

The main button reads Play Free Now, and every platform option under Choose How To Play sits under that same free label. Roster size matters to the model too: with up to 100 Amazons to collect, by the developer's count, collecting is a long-term goal and the events are where new content keeps arriving.

Development state and version

Neither a version number nor a release date is given on the page, which does not state a development stage either. What it does show is activity. In October 2026 the news feed lists event posts dated 2026/10/08, 2026/10/07 and 2026/10/05. They are a new "Lust Raid" set in an abandoned luxury resort, a "Lust Rush" in which Zombinators are tested in Hell, and another "Lust Rush" in which skeleton combat units are deployed in an acid-filled infected forest. A Live Event countdown was running on the page in the same month, so the game is being operated as a live service with events following one another within days.

Who it suits

It suits a player who wants a free squad-based zombie strategy game that runs almost anywhere, on a phone, in a browser or on a Windows desktop, and who is comfortable with a collection-and-upgrade loop with frequent events. Someone who likes class-based teams will find a clear set of roles to work with.

The limits are plain. The page discloses AI-generated content, which some players will want to avoid. In-game purchases may be part of it, by Nutaku's footnote, without a price on the page, and the event-heavy structure means the game is built around ongoing play. A player who wants a single finished campaign bought once at a known price is not the audience the page describes.