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means you can throw a lot of them at the player all at once without using an unworkable amount of system resources.

Manic, "fantasy"-type shooters like Serious Sam or Painkiller love using enemies of this type, as their simple A.I. Particularly nasty examples of Zombies will actually explode once they get near you. They can be slow or fast, but usually come in large numbers but have low durability. The main thing is that all they know how to do is run at you and attack. Zombies need not be actual zombies they can be anything from minor hellspawn to a thug with a knife and a 60 point I.Q. Some zombies may carry guns, but instead of using cover or fighting tactically all they can do is run straight at you while firing.

As you'd expect from the name, the zombie is pretty much limited to charging (at a crawl or at a run) at the player and attacking them with melee hits at close range. The zombie is pretty much as simple as you can get in terms of an FPS enemy.

The Zombie: Enemies that mindlessly engage in melee.

Please only include this trope on a work's page if it has a writeup in the examples here also, avoid doing writeups on a work's page, they're large and confusing outside of here.Īs with many FPS tropes, this trope also applies to games in similar genres, such as Third-Person Shooter games. This is especially true for shooters with a semi-realistic tone, which tend to limit themselves largely to human or humanoid-type enemies. The reason for this range from game designers sticking with what works, to there simply being only so many different ways an NPC enemy can behave. While most FPS games boast a menagerie of several enemy types, 90% of the games in the genre seem to use a mixture of the same several enemy archetypes.