About Tequila Zombies 2
Tequila Zombies 2 feels like someone mashed up a wild weekend bar crawl with a zombie outbreak, and then let you call the shots. You pick one of the trio of booze-fueled heroes, each packing their own style of firearm and a bottomless bottle of tequila, then blast through wave after wave of the undead. It’s a side-scrolling shooter at heart, but it’s the over-the-top cartoon gore and constant supply of citrusy hangovers that make it a blast.
As you rack up kills, your weapon gets stronger, new combos unlock, and you can even exchange empty shot glasses for more firepower. There’s a simple but satisfying progression loop: shoot some zombies, level up, snag better gear, rinse, repeat. The controls stay tight even when chaos hits its peak, which is exactly when you want to unleash a sticky molotov or squeeze off a grenade.
One of the sweetest upgrades in this sequel is the tag-team option. Buddy up with a friend in local co-op and watch the action double down—because nothing says apocalypse like shoulder-to-shoulder tequila sloshing and zombie splatter. Plus, the addition of mini-bosses and special event waves breaks up the rhythm just enough to keep you on your toes, especially when that final boss arrives and your ammo reserves are seriously looking grim.
You might not find a fifteen-hour narrative here, but that’s not the point. Tequila Zombies 2 is perfect for quick bursts of ridiculous carnage, or for marathon sessions if you’re chasing high scores. It’s goofy, it’s gory, and it’s exactly the kind of simple, stupid fun you didn’t know you needed—just be sure you’ve got a soft spot for undead headshots and a serious craving for virtual shots of tequila.