Play Zombie Parade online
Zombie Parade is a one-button runner: your zombie leader auto-sprints down a moonlit city boulevard — you only decide when to jump.
Pedestrians strolling the sidewalk aren't scenery: run into one and they join your horde, shuffling behind you in a growing conga line of the undead.
Your horde is your health. Barricades and open manholes knock one zombie off per crash — crash with nobody behind you and the night is over. Reach the city gate at 1500 meters to win.
How to control Zombie Parade
- Tap, click, or Space: jump
- R or Space: restart after the run
How to play
- 1
Your zombie leader runs automatically down the boulevard. Tap, click, or press Space to jump.
- 2
Run into pedestrians to convert them into zombies — they trail behind you as your horde.
- 3
Hitting a barricade or falling into a manhole costs you one horde zombie (or ends the run if your horde is empty).
- 4
Reach the city gate at 1500 meters to win. Best score is saved in your browser.
Tips for a better run
Convert pedestrians before the obstacle-heavy middle stretch — a fat horde is your health bar.
Jump late on barricades and early on manholes: pits need the arc to land on the far edge.
A hit zombie is better than a dead leader: don't fear the first crash if you have horde to spare.
Score favors conversion (50 each), so thread through crowds even if it costs a zombie.
Frequently asked questions
How do I jump in Zombie Parade?
Tap the screen, click, or press Space to jump. Time your jumps to clear police barricades and leap over open manholes.
How do I grow my horde?
Run into pedestrians and they turn into zombies, joining your parade. Each zombie in your horde also acts as a shield: when you crash into an obstacle, you lose one zombie instead of the run.
What ends a run?
When your leader crashes into an obstacle with zero zombies behind them, the parade is over. Convert pedestrians first to build a safety buffer.
How do I win, and is it free?
Lead the parade 1500 meters down the moonlit boulevard to the city gate. The run is free — no downloads, no accounts, no ads — and your best score is saved in your browser.
