Zombie Survival: Shotgun Logan

Zombie survival with real weight: Shotgun Logan is a top-down zombie shooter where every shell is counted, every kill leaves a body, and the night hunts you back.

Logan walks an endless industrial yard overrun by the dead. Move with one thumb, fire with the other — auto-aim keeps the fighting retreat honest while you watch your shell count, because when the belt runs dry all that is left is a combat knife and bad odds.

The horde is taught one zombie at a time. Yard workers shamble in first; then mechanics, dockhands, butchers, tank technicians, cable runners, alarm foremen and burnt runners join wave by wave, each introduced with its own bestiary card. Meet them all and the daytime roster is complete — then the sun goes down.

Night changes the rules. The Furnace Stalker cannot be shot down with buckshot; it must be avoided. Street lamps and floodlights are the only ground it will not cross, so night runs become a fighting retreat from light to light while the kill bonus pays half again more for every zombie dropped in the dark.

Features:
- Six unlockable shotguns, each with its own spread, range, pump speed and muzzle signature
- Permanent gear loadout: boots, gloves, body armor and belts that trade speed for aim, armor for sprint
- A zombie survival economy of finite shells — kills drop ammo, an empty tube means the knife
- Kill-streak multiplier that grows your coin payout until the moment you take a hit
- Full day and night cycle with a nocturnal hunter built to be escaped, not fought
- Bestiary that fills in as you meet each of the dead, with stats and behavior notes
- Daily supply drop and daily missions that pay your armory fund every day you survive
- Procedural industrial districts — container rows, tank farms, motor pools — that never repeat
- Persistent gore: blood, wreckage and the fallen stay where the fight happened

Runs are short and brutal by design. Bank coins, unlock the next shotgun, push one wave deeper into the dead shift. The yard is endless; your excuses are not.

One slayer. Six shotguns. Endless dead.

Recent changes:
New app icon: Logan and his shotgun, now readable at launcher size.