Zombie Derby: Blocky Roads is an action arcade racing game developed by Brinemedia, an indie studio based in Ukraine known for the Zombie Derby franchise.

Originally released on September 7, 2021, the game is built with Unity WebGL (HTML5) and runs directly in desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. You drive through zombie-infested stages, crushing the undead while managing fuel, ammo, and nitro.

Between runs, you spend earned money on new vehicles and performance upgrades. The game features stylized low-poly, blocky visuals inspired by its predecessor Zombie Derby: Pixel Survival. It has earned a 9.4/10 rating from nearly 2,000 votes on major platforms.

As a free online game, it combines driving physics, resource management, and zombie destruction into short, addictive sessions that keep you coming back for one more run. Each stage challenges you to drive as far as possible through zombie-packed terrain.

You earn money by crushing zombies and clearing distance, then invest it in your vehicle before the next attempt. On mobile devices, the game provides on-screen touch buttons for the same actions. Tilting is critical — it controls how your car handles hills, jumps, and landings.

The physics-based driving is the core mechanic. Your vehicle reacts to terrain: uphill slopes drain speed, downhill sections build momentum, and jumps launch you into the air.

Using A/D to tilt forward on inclines maintains speed, while tilting backward before landing prevents nose-diving into the ground. Mastering this balance between acceleration and tilt is what separates short runs from stage-clearing ones. Every vehicle has a limited fuel tank.

Fuel depletes as you drive, and when it runs out, your car stops — ending the run regardless of your health or position. Fuel pickups appear along the route, but they are not guaranteed in every section.

You must balance pushing forward quickly against the risk of running dry before reaching the stage finish line. Press Spacebar to fire your vehicle's mounted weapon.

Zombies block the road in growing numbers, and while your car can crush many on impact, denser hordes and tougher zombie types can slow you down or damage your vehicle. Shooting clears the path ahead and earns you extra money — 20 points per zombie kill.