Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

Gunfire. Zombie hordes. A chat that won't stop scrolling. And a crew ready to hit the dance floor.

Zombie Recorder: Undead Divas brings human gunplay, zombie melee combat and character performances to the same battlefield. Go solo or fight alongside AI teammates, then change your look and step in front of the camera.

Fight the horde. Or join it.

Aim, fire and customize your guns in first person, or take control of an undead diva in third person to dash, dodge and close the distance. Dozens of combat forms offer their own rhythm: Wing Chun, drunken boxing, twin blades, greatswords, chain whips, and sword and shield. Flamethrowers, repeating crossbows, lassos and returning weapons give you more ways to mix things up.



Inspect your weapons up close, from their finish to their attachments. Equip compatible pistols, SMGs, rifles, sniper rifles, machine guns and shotguns with different sights, muzzle devices, lasers and lights. Prefer to get close? Swing a bat or heavy hammer, draw a knife, katana or twin blades, or fight with your fists.

Make every hit count

Hit reactions respond to the body part struck, the direction and the force. Brief resistance on contact, weapon recoil, impact sounds and metal sparks help each melee weapon feel distinct. Partial physics, knockdowns and ragdolls blend with combat animations, while foot IK adapts to slopes and steps. Some zombies keep crawling even after their legs are damaged.

Hold the line—or take the fight to them

Survive six waves, advance through a signal-control combat zone, defend a stronghold or join human-versus-zombie faction battles. Infection cycles change which side you're on; sample-case pursuits turn an objective into a chase; uncertain identities make you look twice before pulling the trigger. Choose your difficulty, bring an AI squad or go alone, and try new weapons in the melee training ground.

16 large maps. Over 100 character looks.

Fight across Chinese, Japanese, European and American-inspired settings: cities, shopping malls, schools, hospitals, abandoned industrial areas, forests, parks and snowy towns. These spaces also make backdrops for outfits, dance routines and photography.



Choose urban, streetwear, gothic, sci-fi and Chinese jiangshi styles, including hair colors, first-person sleeves and gloves. In free-roam mode, explore, change the music and invite companions to dance. They line up and synchronize their moves; you choose the size of the group.

Your battle. Your broadcast. Your camera.

Kills, injuries and group dances draw reactions and gifts from a simulated audience. First-person recorder and third-person drone interfaces offer different perspectives. Toggle the combat HUD, action prompts and livestream overlay separately.



In filmmaking mode, stage AI battles and find your angle on foot, through surveillance cameras or from a drone. Adjust focus, aperture, exposure and framing distance. Combine 21 color filters with anime-style rendering, outlines, grain, scratches, light leaks and lens distortion.

An interface with its own style

Smooth interface animations, creative design and refined visuals make browsing menus and adjusting settings part of the experience. Extensive customization lets you shape that experience around your preferences.

Tune the visuals to your hardware

Choose NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, Intel XeSS or TSR, with frame generation and low-latency options on compatible hardware. Adjust Lumen, hardware ray tracing and individual quality settings. Optimizations to asset loading, shader precompilation, foliage and scene instances reduce loading and rendering demands. Available features depend on your GPU, drivers and settings.

This is a single-player game. Livestream viewers, comments and gifts are simulated in-game. External screen-recording software is required to save video footage.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Contains gun and melee combat, with blood effects when attacks hit.