Earlier this afternoon, Eli and I gave Earn to Die [ $0.99 / $2.99 (HD) ] a spin. In a nutshell, it’s a runner with cars, but the goal revolves around upgrading for better performance rather than raw high scoring. In the game, you play as a stranded survivor who is trying to bolt from a zombie apocalypse-y desert scenario. The only way you can ultimately escape is by tuning and tweaking cars, slowly giving them enough juice and ammo to reach the next level. It’s a next game with a bad name and refreshing despite having zombies. A lot of the recent zombie car games we’ve been seeing have been literally terrible mechanically, so it’s nice to play one that works and is also pretty entertaining. If you’re a fan of these kind of grind-y “run until you can’t” games, definitely give this one a spin. We think you’ll dig. App Store Links:      Earn to Die , $0.99      Earn to Die HD , $2.99 (iPad Only)

Earlier this afternoon, Eli and I gave Earn to Die [ $0.99 / $2.99 (HD) ] a spin. In a nutshell, it’s a runner with cars, but the goal revolves around upgrading for better performance rather than raw high scoring. In the game, you play as a stranded survivor who is trying to bolt from a zombie apocalypse-y desert scenario. The only way you can ultimately escape is by tuning and tweaking cars, slowly giving them enough juice and ammo to reach the next level. It’s a next game with a bad name and refreshing despite having zombies. A lot of the recent zombie car games we’ve been seeing have been literally terrible mechanically, so it’s nice to play one that works and is also pretty entertaining. If you’re a fan of these kind of grind-y “run until you can’t” games, definitely give this one a spin. We think you’ll dig. App Store Links:      Earn to Die , $0.99      Earn to Die HD , $2.99 (iPad Only)