Appular was on a roll towards the end of 2010 releasing a handful of fairly good games. They seem to be continuing their steady release of apps in 2011 as they have just released their newest game, Terrorist Zombies to the App Store. In Terrorist Zombies, you play a lone Marine who must defend an area from the oncoming hoard.

“With Terrorist Zombies, we set out to create an engaging and intense iOS third-person shooter. After all of the weapons were created and loaded into the game, we realized we had an absolute wild ride on our hands,” says Jack Freeman, Founder of Champion Software (developers of Terrorist Zombies). “Terrorist Zombies delivers on the two things we were hoping to accomplish with the game: raising the stakes and getting the adrenaline pumping.”

Terrorist Zombies is available now in the App Store for $0.99 for the iPhone and $1.99 for the HD iPad version. Click the read more link for more information as well as the link to both apps.

Press Release

New York, NY — January 4, 2011 — Appular announces the release of Terrorist Zombies, a post-apocalyptic third-person shooter for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. In the war-ravaged future, terrorists have resorted to injecting themselves with an experimental neurotoxin that turns humans into ticking time-bomb-toting zombies. Waves of the infected horde are threatening the last bastion of humanity, and after a hair-raising heli-drop, players must take up post as the lone Marine responsible for securing and defending the area against total zombie domination.

A full military battalion is at the player’s disposal, waiting to unleash a lethal air-barrage on the game’s three main war zones. Players arrive on the scene equipped with an extensive arsenal of zombie-shredding weapons, ammo, and stim-packs to hold off attacks until all unaffected civilians have safely evacuated the battlegrounds.

Hordes of mutated undead threaten the player and will explode as they reach the shooter, resulting in significant damage to a player’s health points. Brain-splattering head shots maximize the payout in each round and players use their hard-earned blood money to purchase rifles, automatic machine guns, grenade launchers, and laser chainsaws made especially for mowing down mutated terrorist zombies.

To aid in the fight against genetically altered terrorists, random power-ups appear on the battlefield during open-fire, enabling players to summon air-strikes, annihilate every enemy on sight, re-up their artillery, or restore their health.

“With Terrorist Zombies, we set out to create an engaging and intense iOS third-person shooter. After all of the weapons were created and loaded into the game, we realized we had an absolute wild ride on our hands,” says Jack Freeman, Founder of Champion Software (developers of Terrorist Zombies). “Terrorist Zombies delivers on the two things we were hoping to accomplish with the game: raising the stakes and getting the adrenaline pumping.”

Terrorist Zombies for iPhone and iPod touch is available for $0.99 on the iTunes App Store or at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/terrorist-zombies/id404818459?mt=8

Terrorist Zombies for iPad is available for $1.99 on the iTunes App Store or at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/terrorist-zombies-hd/id408007446?mt=8

About Champion Software:
Champion Software Corporation was founded in 2003 by Jack Freeman at the young age of 15.  The company originally started developing award winning PC software, however in early 2008 with the boom of the smartphone market, moved to iPhone Applications, developing the very first iPhone Lie Detector. After seeing much success from Apps, Champion decided to expand into mobile games. Champion Software is dedicated to developing and releasing many more titles in the near future . For more information about Champion Software, please visit www.championsoft.com.

About Appular:
Appular is an NYC-based company whose mission is to share its world-class experience in marketing, promoting, and publishing apps with innovative mobile app developers across the globe. The Appular team has helped share a multitude of apps with millions of iPhone and Android users. For more information, visit www.appular.com.