Zombie Highway Cheats, Tips, & Hack for Gold and Cash

The goal is to survive… but you probably won’t. How long will you last? It’s you and your armed passenger friend with an impressive arsenal of weapons, against a boatload of super-strong, leaping zombies. Steer to avoid obstacles all while trying to smash the latched on zombies into debris before they have a chance to tip you. Shoot zombies with a variety of handguns, shotguns, and automatics, the selection of which grows as you gain more and more mileage. Shoot recently smashed zombies for extra damage! Improve your skills and unlock weapons. Cars. Guns. Zombies. What more could you want in a horror game!?

The simple and exciting gameplay of Zombie Highway makes the game quite compelling. As in most zombie games, the goal is to kill the monsters. Players control a character that can choose from an arsenal of guns to shoot and kill the zombies, and there is plenty of blood. The rapid-paced gameplay and excellent control system make the game an incredibly compelling game. There really isn’t much to Zombie Highway, you drive and knock zombies off your car — but what it does have to offer is well done.

After you inevitably crash your car or get flipped onto your roof by the zombies, it’s hard to resist trying again and again until you’ve gotten those much needed miles for a better gun or car. As fun as it can be, though, Zombie Highway is definitely not a game for young kids. In comparison to more mature horror games, Zombie Highway isn’t anywhere near as bloody or terrifying, which makes it an ideal horror game for the more teenage audience.

Zombie Highway Hack for Gold & Cash

The two most important resources in Zombie Highway are gold and cash.  You will need both of these in order to upgrade your weapons and vehicles in the game.  However, if you want to get a lot of gold and cash, you need to spend a lot of time playing or buy the resources using real money.

No one wants to spend their money buying virtual currency so that’s why we’ve added a hack tool for Zombie Highway here at App Game Cheats.  It’s really easy to use and tested to work.  You can download it right here on this page.  Once you’ve downloaded the Zombie highway hack, you’ll see a screen like the one pictured below.

First choose which type of device you are using – either Android or iOS.  Then tap the “Connect” button to link the hack tool to your Zombie highway account.  Once your device is connected, you’ll be able to type in the amount of cash and gold you want to add to your account.  You can also check the box to unlock all of the weapons in the game if you want.

We recommend checking the “Proxy” and “Anti-Ban” boxes to ensure that your account doesn’t get banned for using the hack.  After you have all of the information filled out, tap the “Start Hack” button to begin the hack.

The hack usually works in less than 30 seconds, you can view the status in the bar at the bottom of the screen.  When the hack is complete, open the Zombie Highway app to make sure the gold and cash have been added to your account.  You can finally upgrade all of your vehicles and be prepared to take on any of the Zombies that come your way!

Zombie Highway Cheats & Tips

I came across an interesting glitch when playing the game, I was swiping through the cars to get back to the top car, I hadn’t unlocked any other cars yet and was still using the black car, when I was moving from the general car, I swiped quickly and hit the select button, meaning to use the black car, however, I was in-between cars at the point when I hit select and somehow, it allowed me to use the general even though I hadn’t unlocked it yet. When looking up this glitch later, I found out that this is a glitch that can be exploited on the car that you are due to unlock next and works on all of the cars as you unlock more.

One tip I do have for anyone wanting to maximize their zombie killing, but aren’t too good at smashing them into the destroyed cars, bear in mind all of the guns firing rates have different speeds for holding and tapping. Handguns, for example, can fire much faster just by tapping. Tapping quickly, however, can be very distracting which is why just simply holding is often the better option, which is why you end up with a greater fire rate. When a zombie’s life bar blinks, you will inflict double damage, so this is the optimal time to strike.

For weapons like the double barrel shotgun, this means serious damage. Another tip I found to work for me is; if the zombies get you on two wheels turn into the roll to recover. If you are up on your right two wheels – sharply turn to the right. This will get you back on all 4 wheels if you do it right. If you do get truly addicted to the game, once you hit 500 total miles, you will unlock the mini gun for free rather than having to pay for it.

The game, which was released by Auxbrain, is currently running version 1.10.5, it requires at least iOS 6.0 or later and runs on the majority of iOS devices.

Zombie Highway Review

One of the things I really liked about the game is that even after I had crashed or got flipped by the zombies, I could just play another round straight away; there is no wait for energy regeneration which is something that really irritates me about a lot of games on the market these days. Another thing I liked about game is the fact that all you do is tilt, and the controls are smooth to allow you to graze your car right up against others to rip the zombies off the side of your car. What makes the game so enjoyable is the speed at which it moves with new zombies flying in, coupled with the chance to lose at any moment.

One of the things that I didn’t like so much was that the ammo you had to shoot the zombies with was finite, if you, like me are hesitant to smash into the sides of other cars to get zombie off you, you know you’re screwed when you run out of ammo because you know you have terrible aim and end up totally crashing all together. The game itself is very minimalistic, I would even say, too minimalistic, it doesn’t have a whole lot going on in regards to artwork and music, the sound effects, were, at best, abysmal, sadly, this really put me off the game all together and really pulled a dampener over any enjoyment I would have gotten from the game otherwise.

A sequel of this game has since been released, so not a whole lot of focus will be going into developing this game further and I don’t imagine that it is going to improve any. The only time I would really play this game is if I have like five or ten minutes to kill and this was the only game I had access to.

Ratings:

Artwork: I give the game a 3/10 for the artwork; it was very drab and lacked any effort to create something unique for the game. The zombies were terribly designed and the landscape was just dull and boring, it almost made me want to crash on purpose.

Music and SFX: I give the game a 2/10 for its music and SFX, there was absolutely so music at all in the game, which is something that typically, will make or break a game for me. The SFX were very generic and weren’t anything like you’d really expect from ramming zombies off the road.

Story and Originality: I give the game a 3/10 for its story and originality, let me be blunt, the zombie thing has been done to death (no pun intended) and this game is no different from the majority of zombie games out there, if you’re going to play a game of this genre, at least go with The Walking Dead, that actually HAS a story to it. This game has no backstory, nor does it have originality on its side.

General Gameplay: I give the game a 4/10 for its general gameplay, the controls were easy enough to use and maneuver in and out of the cars, it’s just a little disappointing that that is all there really is to the game – swerve, kill a zombie, swerve some more, shoot another zombie in the head. It’s repetitive and boring.

Addictiveness: I give the game a 6/10 for its addictiveness, this is literally all this game has going for it, the fact that you want to get a better score than your last run, it isn’t that it’s an interesting game or anything, it’s merely the fact that we, as humans are competitive, even against ourselves.

My overall rating for Zombie Highway is: 4/10