
Shamble Siege is a free zombie shooter you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. Zombies are everywhere. Pick one of seven heroes and fight through endless stages built fresh every time: downtown streets, an old village, deep jungle, dusty desert, a frozen pass and lava fields, by day and by night.
Every stage has a mission: defeat the horde, survive, find supply crates, switch on radio beacons and reach the chopper, defend the generator, or topple a giant boss every fifth stage. Twelve kinds of zombies include runners, crawlers, brutes, acid spitters, bombers and screamers.
You start with the trusty Pea Blaster. Defeated zombies drop SMGs, shotguns, rail rifles, flame hoses and rocket tubes, plus bombs. The cartoon style keeps it fun rather than gory. It plays on phones, tablets and computers. Shamble Siege is an original game made by the GamesYap team. For space battles, try Nova Strike.
Yes. Shamble Siege is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. Coins dropped by zombies and found in gift boxes buy heroes, outfits, starter guns and upgrades in the Shop.
Yes. Shamble Siege is built for one-thumb play on phones. Drag anywhere to walk, and your hero fires automatically. Buttons handle bombs and gun swaps. It also plays on tablets and on computers with WASD and the mouse.
Shamble Siege uses bright cartoon art, silly zombies and bosses with names like Big Grumbles, and no realistic gore. It is still a shooting game with lots of action, so parents may want to try it first before younger children play.
You have five lives, and they refill over time. Each stage costs one life, and winning the stage gives it back. Inside a stage you have 20 health, so play carefully to keep your lives for longer sessions.
A giant boss appears every fifth stage: Big Grumbles, the Hive Queen and the Inferno King. Boss stages also have a zombie counter. Defeat the horde and the boss to clear the stage and earn the Boss Basher achievement.
Version 2.5.10Nov 2, 2026
Menus, shops and result screens: rows of cards and boxes never leave one alone on a row (balanced or centred) on every screen size.
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