Hunty Zombie

Hunty Zombie is a Roblox survival shooter where players enter maps filled with zombies that spawn in waves. Each match begins in a lobby where players choose equipment, form groups or explore upgrade stations. After entering the map, players face zombies that move along preset paths or roam through open areas. The objective is to stay alive, defeat wave progressions and gather resources dropped by enemies. The game structure relies on short, repeatable sessions rather than long story missions.

Weapons, Combat And Round Flow

Combat in Hunty Zombie is based on aiming, shooting, movement and managing ammo. Players start with basic firearms and gain access to new weapons through purchases or progression. Zombies differ in durability and movement behaviour, forcing players to adjust positioning and aim. Resources collected during rounds contribute to upgrades, gear unlocks or currency stored for later use.
Here is the required list placed in the middle:

·         Equip weapons before entering a match

·         Defeat zombies to earn currency

·         Navigate the map to avoid being surrounded

·         Upgrade weapons between rounds

·         Face stronger waves and boss variants

Progression Systems And Build Options

Hunty Zombie includes a progression system where players increase damage output, reload speed, weapon capacity or mobility. Some upgrades apply directly to weapons, while others affect character movement or survivability. Players can invest in different upgrade paths depending on their preferred combat style. In addition to upgrades, the game features redeemable codes that provide currency boosts or spins, allowing faster access to new weapons. The build system does not lock players into specific roles but encourages experimentation.

Map Design And Enemy Behaviour

Maps in Hunty Zombie range from narrow corridors to open zones with multiple spawn points. Each map influences how players move, kite zombies or hold defensive positions. Enemy behaviour depends on wave level: early zombies move slowly with predictable paths, while later waves introduce faster variants with different approach angles. Some maps contain interactive elements such as barriers, elevated positions or environmental hazards that players can use during combat. The layout of each area determines how players plan their movement.