Grab a cricket bat, check that your guns are loaded and let’s take a look at ten of the best zombie games from the decade!

World War Z at its best is when you and several other players need to draw a line in the sand and make a last stand. The game mechanics shine at this point, as hundreds of bodies move like a swarm across the screen and into the line of fire, making for some tense action. That moment of glory is pretty much getting a dedicated mode today, in the form of the imaginatively titled Horde Mode Z.

Surprising everyone, a game based on the below average film of same name, released six years since the movie, is actually kinda…great?

I really miss playing Left 4 Dead with a group of friends, so I‘m glad that Turtle Rock has teamed up with Warner Bros to deliver a spiritual successor to the game. It’s called Back 4 Blood, and we’ll see more of that in the coming year. In the meantime though, there’s another co-op shooter that’s all about surviving the undead, and that’s Saber Interactive’s World War Z.

The whole schtick for zombies is that they don't die. Unfortunately for the long-gestating World War Z sequel, it appears that it's not as resilient as it's subject matter.

We're going to need a lot of bullets to deal with the hordes of ankle-biters in 2019's World War Z video game.

This year’s Game Awards was a great show. Plenty of announcements, plenty of trailers and at least one instance of a game developer telling the Oscars to go f*** themselves. Our kind of show! In case you missed the show, worry not. Here’s a list of trailers from the various announcements, in case you weren’t ready to wake up at 3 in the AM to stream the event.

We were all surprised when David Fincher decided to direct World War Z 2. He doesn't want to just make a sequel for the sake of it though and wants to ensure its a story that needs to be told before taking the project any further.