- Steam pricePrice
- $4.99
- Release
- January 13, 2017
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four players survive randomized endless waves locally or online. Between rounds they buy weapons and choose among thirty-five characters and stat-boosting hats, building complementary tank, medic, minion, or damage roles; the squad covers six arenas and adapts to thirteen enemy types.
About this game
Zombie Estate 2 is a fast-paced wave survival shooter built for cooperative play, though it also supports PvP modes. You and up to three friends defend against escalating hordes across six levels, unlocking a massive roster of 35 characters and over 100 weapons along the way. The arcade-style action keeps tension high as enemies flood the screen.
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Gameplay revolves around holding ground, scavenging power-ups, and rotating positions to cover each other. Stat-boosting hats add light progression between rounds, while the sheer variety of guns and character quirks keeps each session feeling fresh. Success depends on shouting callouts, sharing ammo drops, and rescuing teammates before they're overrun.
Both online co-op and local split-screen are supported, making it easy to jump in with friends on the couch or across the internet. Matches are short and intense, perfect for quick sessions or marathon survival attempts that test how long your squad can coordinate under pressure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in co-op?
You can play with up to four players total in co-op, either online or through local split-screen on the same system.
Can I play solo or is this co-op only?
The game supports single-player, so you can survive the zombie waves on your own. It's designed with co-op in mind, but solo play is definitely an option.
Does it support both online and couch co-op?
Yes! Zombie Estate 2 offers both online co-op and local split-screen co-op, so you can play with friends remotely or together on the same couch.
What's the gameplay structure like?
It's wave-based survival-you defend against increasingly difficult zombie hordes across six different levels. Matches are fast and intense, with lots of unlockable characters and weapons to discover as you progress.
Is coordination important or can everyone just do their own thing?
Coordination really matters. You'll need to call out threats, share resources, cover each other's positions, and rescue downed teammates to survive the later waves. Communication makes a big difference.