
Battle Bears 1: Zombies
The very first Battle Bears game ever now on PC! Relive the Huggables, Campy Weapons, Crazy Bosses and Funny Cutscenes. Your childhood nostalgia is back in full force!
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December 28, 2020
5 years and 218 days ago
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Very Positive61 reviews86.9%
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Battle Bears 1: Zombies, the first of the BB trilogy games, is a wave-based shooter that stars OLIVER, a teddy bear stuck behind enemy lines who must fight off unending waves of pink and deadly bears, strange flying mares, and of course, ZOMBIES! Load up your guns, grab your unicorn horns, and fortify your sandbags as your childhood nostalgia is back on PC!
EASY TO PLAY: Move the mouse to aim and left click to fire.
SILLY CUTSCENES: Enjoy the original cutscenes and relive the old wacky story of Oliver and the Mystical Treasures.
BIZARRE BOSSES: Your old foes are back and as odd as ever! They're big, they're bad, and some of them have quite a nice acapella voice!
EASY TO PLAY: Move the mouse to aim and left click to fire.
SILLY CUTSCENES: Enjoy the original cutscenes and relive the old wacky story of Oliver and the Mystical Treasures.
BIZARRE BOSSES: Your old foes are back and as odd as ever! They're big, they're bad, and some of them have quite a nice acapella voice!