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Dead Paradise 2
Dead Paradise 2 is a zombie car action game where you drive armored vehicles through ruined roads escort survivors to the safe zone and blast monsters on Kiz10
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Rating:
8.00 (46 votes)
Released:
26 Jun 2015
Last Updated:
06 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
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Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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Engines in the apocalypse night 🚛🧟
The sirens are long gone. What is left in Dead Paradise 2 is the sound of engines and the constant growl of zombies somewhere behind the smoke. The city collapsed a long time ago and the army finally built a safe zone where survivors can breathe for more than five seconds. Your job is simple to explain and brutal to execute. climb into an armored car and get those people to safety while everything outside your windshield tries to tear the vehicle apart.
The sirens are long gone. What is left in Dead Paradise 2 is the sound of engines and the constant growl of zombies somewhere behind the smoke. The city collapsed a long time ago and the army finally built a safe zone where survivors can breathe for more than five seconds. Your job is simple to explain and brutal to execute. climb into an armored car and get those people to safety while everything outside your windshield tries to tear the vehicle apart.
The first time you roll out of the camp the road feels almost calm. A broken sign here a half collapsed bridge there and your car rumbling forward with that heavy angry sound that only steel and fear can create. Then the first pack of zombies appears in the headlights and the game shows you what it really wants from you smash the gas fire your guns and do not stop moving. One hesitation and the safe zone becomes a memory instead of a destination.
Driving through a dead world with teeth 🌆💥
This is not a gentle racing game where you admire the scenery. Every meter has something wrong with it. Burned cars block lanes overturned buses create narrow tunnels pieces of buildings stick out into the road like they want to slice your armor open. You weave through wreckage while bullets and claws ping off the metal plates around you.
This is not a gentle racing game where you admire the scenery. Every meter has something wrong with it. Burned cars block lanes overturned buses create narrow tunnels pieces of buildings stick out into the road like they want to slice your armor open. You weave through wreckage while bullets and claws ping off the metal plates around you.
The camera rides slightly above and behind your vehicle so you always see what is coming a few seconds ahead. It gives you just enough time to decide whether you want to ram an obstacle to pieces or dodge around it and save your health. That decision happens again and again. Do you plow through a wreck to stay on the racing line or swerve and risk sliding into zombies waiting near the edge of the road.
You never feel completely safe even inside a heavy machine. Health bars shrink faster than you expect when rockets and monsters start piling up and there is a constant low level panic in your fingers as you steer. It is the good kind of panic though the one that keeps you focused instead of frozen.
Guns on the hood and hope in the trunk 🔫🧨
Driving would be useless without firepower and Dead Paradise 2 does not leave you defenseless. Mounted guns spit bullets straight ahead rockets slam into convoys of enemy vehicles and explosive barrels on the roadside become improvised traps. You hold the trigger down and watch the road turn into a moving battlefield full of sparks and burning wrecks.
Driving would be useless without firepower and Dead Paradise 2 does not leave you defenseless. Mounted guns spit bullets straight ahead rockets slam into convoys of enemy vehicles and explosive barrels on the roadside become improvised traps. You hold the trigger down and watch the road turn into a moving battlefield full of sparks and burning wrecks.
Every new weapon you unlock tilts the way you play. A fast firing gun turns your car into a rolling hose of bullets that erases lighter enemies before they get close. A heavier cannon might fire slower but every shot feels like dropping a small meteor on anything unlucky enough to be in your path. Choosing what to upgrade first becomes its own little strategy game. more damage to clear waves faster or more armor so you have time to aim properly.
You can feel each upgrade in your hands. Missions that used to feel impossible suddenly open up when your gun tears through a whole pack of zombies in one burst. The first time you see a vehicle that once bullied you now explode in a single volley there is a real sense of yes I earned this.
Convoys missions and that fragile safe zone 🚚🏁
You are not just joyriding for style. Most stages give you clear missions linked to the story of this ruined world. Escort a truck loaded with survivors. Deliver fuel for the generators that keep the safe zone alive. Reach a checkpoint before enemies overrun it. Each objective adds a bit of narrative pressure to the already busy road.
You are not just joyriding for style. Most stages give you clear missions linked to the story of this ruined world. Escort a truck loaded with survivors. Deliver fuel for the generators that keep the safe zone alive. Reach a checkpoint before enemies overrun it. Each objective adds a bit of narrative pressure to the already busy road.
When you are escorting another vehicle you notice how vulnerable it looks. Every impact on its health bar feels personal because you know that if it blows up you did not just fail a task you left people behind. You start driving more aggressively blocking enemy cars with your own hull throwing yourself into danger so the convoy behind you can stay in one piece. It feels strangely heroic for a game that is basically explosions and road rage.
Reaching the end of a stage and seeing the gates of the safe zone appear out of the dust never gets old. You can almost imagine the doors slamming shut behind you the moment you cross the line zombies slamming into the walls while your battered car rolls to a stop. Then of course someone hands you another mission and you go right back out.
Learning to survive the hard way 😬🧠
You will not drive like a pro in your first run. You will crash into barricades that you could have dodged and shoot at enemies that were not actually the biggest threat. Dead Paradise 2 teaches by punishing those small mistakes and then quietly rewarding you when your brain starts catching up.
You will not drive like a pro in your first run. You will crash into barricades that you could have dodged and shoot at enemies that were not actually the biggest threat. Dead Paradise 2 teaches by punishing those small mistakes and then quietly rewarding you when your brain starts catching up.
After a few missions you begin to read the screen differently. You stop staring at the car itself and start scanning the horizon for silhouettes of enemy vehicles and clusters of zombies. You remember which ramps lead to shortcuts and which ones launch you into pure trouble. You know the sound of incoming rockets well enough to swerve before you even see the smoke trail.
It feels good when you realise you are no longer simply reacting you are predicting. You slide the vehicle into a gap between two wrecks not because you hope there is space but because you are sure of it. You line up an explosive barrel shot while an enemy convoy is still forming and smile when three cars vanish in a single fireball. That shift from nervous driving to confident survival is a big part of the satisfaction.
Upgrades garages and dirty metal pride 🚗⚙️
Between runs the garage becomes your quiet base. There are no zombies here just the hum of machines and a list of upgrades begging for your hard earned currency. Stronger armor thicker bumpers better engines improved weapons extra gadgets. You poke through the options and slowly turn your ugly survival car into a very angry piece of machinery.
Between runs the garage becomes your quiet base. There are no zombies here just the hum of machines and a list of upgrades begging for your hard earned currency. Stronger armor thicker bumpers better engines improved weapons extra gadgets. You poke through the options and slowly turn your ugly survival car into a very angry piece of machinery.
There is a nice emotional loop in that process. You take a weak car into the wild and get hammered. You limp back to base with just enough rewards to bolt another plate onto the chassis or buy a better gun. Next mission you notice the difference when the same enemy that used to shred you now struggles to dent your hull. That sense of progress keeps pulling you forward through the campaign.
You also unlock new vehicles with different stats. Some are built like rolling fortresses slow but nearly unstoppable. Others trade armor for speed letting you dance around danger instead of tanking it. Finding the one that matches your style is half the fun.
Explosions that tell little stories every second 💣🔥
The action rarely stops. Cars flip over guardrails zombies fly in every direction and the road is constantly lit by the orange flash of impacts. Yet inside that chaos you will remember tiny moments. The time you took out a helicopter just before it launched its final rocket. The time you drifted through a narrow gap with one health bar pixel left and still made the objective. The time a random barrel chain reaction wiped out an entire wave and you sat there grinning like you had planned it from the start.
The action rarely stops. Cars flip over guardrails zombies fly in every direction and the road is constantly lit by the orange flash of impacts. Yet inside that chaos you will remember tiny moments. The time you took out a helicopter just before it launched its final rocket. The time you drifted through a narrow gap with one health bar pixel left and still made the objective. The time a random barrel chain reaction wiped out an entire wave and you sat there grinning like you had planned it from the start.
Dead Paradise 2 is generous with that kind of story. It throws enough danger at you that something ridiculous is always about to happen and enough control your way that you can claim the coolest moments as your own skill and not just luck.
Why it fits so well on Kiz10 🚀🎮
On Kiz10 this game does exactly what you want from a car and zombie action title. It loads in your browser without drama and gets you driving almost immediately. There is no long cinematic intro making you wait while the apocalypse explains itself. You climb into a vehicle hit the gas and the first group of infected is already on the road.
On Kiz10 this game does exactly what you want from a car and zombie action title. It loads in your browser without drama and gets you driving almost immediately. There is no long cinematic intro making you wait while the apocalypse explains itself. You climb into a vehicle hit the gas and the first group of infected is already on the road.
It works for short bursts when you want ten minutes of explosions between other tasks and it also works when you feel like sinking deeper into the campaign unlocking cars polishing builds and chasing perfect runs. That mix of arcade speed and light strategy makes it easy to return to again and again.
If you enjoy games where cars are weapons roads are battlefields and the only real rule is keep moving forward Dead Paradise 2 delivers that feeling with style. It combines driving shooting escort missions and upgrades into one long dusty sprint toward safety and somehow makes every trip through the wasteland feel like a new story of near misses and last second saves. All with the comfort of knowing that whenever the safe zone needs another convoy driver you can drop back into Kiz10 and answer the call.
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