Enter the Zombcopter, a helicopter tricked out with more weapons than you can shake a rotting limb at. Your mission? Defend the last remaining intact City Hall from an endless horde of zombies. As the intrepid shooter in the Zombcopter, it's up to you to mow down waves of funny-looking zombies. You'll have plenty of zany upgrade choices to turn the tide of undead insanity in your favor. Get ready to laugh, shoot, and upgrade your way through the wackiest zombie apocalypse ever in Zombcopter.

Keyboard
W - move forwards
S - move backwards
A - move left
D - move right
R - reload current weapon
L - release cursor and pause menu
1 - select first weapon
2 - select second weapon
3 - select third weapon
4 - select fourth weapon
Mouse
Left click - primary shoot
Right click - secondary function
Scroll wheel - select previous/next weapon

It's titled Zombcopter and it's an endless shooter, where the player is operating the rotating turret of a helicopter to protect the last remaining intact building, the Town Hall.
We've taken a more comical and funny approach regarding this game. The mood is quite silly with airplane and quad bike driving zombies in hotdog costumes and such.
The game has roguelike elements to it in the form of different random upgrades that you can choose from gradually as the game progresses.
Currently there are 28 unique upgrades, but some of these might occur more than once, so you never run out of upgrades to choose from. These include new weapons, weapon upgrades, barricade upgrades, general and unique upgrades.
The power level of the enemies are increased as time passes and eventually it becomes impossible to defend the Town Hall against them, the better you choose and combine your upgrades, the more zombies you can kill until this happens.
There are 9 zombie types that behave differently from each other, sharing the only similarity that they have a brainless tunnel vision on destroying the Town Hall.
There are 50 completely different visual representations of these zombies so they don't really feel repetitive.
The game contains a fully narrated Tutorial that you can opt to try from the absolutely simple "main menu".
Once the game is over you can check a quite detailed statistics about the session you've just played.

Yes, ZombCopter is mobile-responsive.

The creators of this game used the WebGL game library or engine.

The developer responsible for bringing this game to life is Phone Software Kft..

The classification of this game is Shooter.

Yes, ZombCopter includes blood elements.

Male is the most suitable gender group for this game.

No, ZombCopter would not be suitable for a younger audience.

The game is categorized in terms of tags such as 1player, helicopter, upgrade, zombie.

Yes, there are scenes of aggression or cruelty in ZombCopter.