it’s a cute game but when there is an advertisement please make the game pause. My character died in a battle because of the game was not paused when an ad suddenly started to play. i had to watch the ad while doing nothing when my character was attached by zombie. What’s more hilarious is, after character died there are 8 seconds for me to choose to go back to camp or survive by watching an ad. but guess what, these days whenever my character dies, suddenly an ad will show up for.. approximately 8 seconds, which makes me have no choice but to go back to camp, because after 8 seconds I simply cannot choose to survive(by watching another stupid ad). this is just too much.

I have grinded in this game to the point where I can run around and complete areas multiple times without returning to base. I have improved all the higher level weapons and armor to the maximum after spending weeks getting the components. You would think I could progress further in the game but that’s definitely not the case. I am killed about a minute into area 10’s boss fight. That’s bringing 20-30 of the top 2 bento boxes and multiple first aid boxes and injections. When I build back up and go back, the d@^& mandatory ad prevents me from healing and kills me even quicker. I get that you need to make a profit but the game play should stop while the ad is playing because it is very unfair that I should be killed without any recourse. The difficulty should be gradually increased and shouldn’t be turned up so high that progression stops abruptly. There are no more options to improve without paying cash for special items. There’s no way to win. What’s the point in playing??

Much like any other game out there you’ll come across numerous ads during gameplay, ads for rewards, ads that just pop up, and ada just because you haven’t seen enough of them.While I’ve enjoyed the game so far I decided to buy the Ad Pass which I assumed was going to remove all of the ads though I unfortunately found out that it only removed the ads that happen when you explore, not the multitude of other ads you have to watch for rewards and prizes. I soon found out that if you want to skip adds you have to purchase another pass which has vouchers for skipping ads.Just disappointed that to do anything other than grinding levels that you’ve got to sit and watch, you guessed it, ads.Another issue I’ve become irritated with is the survivor cards. Out of the 60+ survivors I seem to get the same ones over and over and over again, with both the basic and advanced recruitment cards which is a real drag because it hinders gameplay. If I want to venture out and explore I have to choose between having a building manned which is needed for base operations or go out with an under powered squad and hope to not get overrun. Not sure how much longer I’ll play as it’s exhausting trying to do anything and I’m not trying to be exhausted when I just want to enjoy some downtime and zombie adventures.

Mini Survival Zombie Run had the potential to be a fun and engaging mobile game, but unfortunately, it falls short due to several major issues. The most glaring problem is the forced ads—every time you transition to a new region, you’re hit with an unskippable 30 to 45-second ad. This completely disrupts the flow of the game and makes progression feel more like a chore than an achievement.Beyond the intrusive ads, the game is riddled with bugs. From laggy controls to random crashes, it often feels like you’re battling the game itself rather than the zombies. The sound design is also lacking, with repetitive and uninspired audio that does little to enhance the experience.To make matters worse, the game balance is all over the place. Some areas are too easy, while others spike in difficulty without warning, making progression feel inconsistent and frustrating.Overall, Mini Survival Zombie Run is more of an endurance test than an enjoyable game. Between the relentless ads, technical issues, and poor game design, I would not recommend this game to anyone looking for a smooth and rewarding zombie survival experience. There are far better alternatives out there that don’t bombard you with ads and glitches at every turn.