Zombie Roadkill 3D

The Roadkill Zombie Ride™ Of Infamy

Once upon a time in the dinky, little town of Make-Believe Ville where lived three soul friends named Timmy, Sally and Benny who one day went on an unprecedentedly perilous adventure into the oh so legendary world to everyone called Zombie Roadkill 3D.

Unveiled: Pixelated Paradise

One bright Saturday morning, it was a dream come true for the three when they discovered an ancient gaming console in Timmy’s attic that sent them deep into pixilated dreams. How far away this was from a normal game. The music of golden jewels and their path was lined with sugared cream, the clouds were marshmallow and tree branches conspired to offer popcorn kernels from candy corn trees next to chocolate rivers.

Candy Festival: Zombie Mayhem

With inflatable gumdrops, sucking the most obnoxious fashions in an effort to suck up the heebie-jeebies and Bladerunneresque guitars blaring away in their ears, our trio bravely armed with nothing but bubblegum chewing pistols kicked down the doors of Maggie-Gyhs house only for those undead pixelated zombies mobbed DIGITAL STREETS 贝赛尔 at her. They managed to climb over and transform what should have been a deadly zombie confrontation into an amusement park with a superhero power. Their go-to weapon was candy.

The Increase in Candy Puzzles

Of course, along the way they had to face chainsaw-wielding zombie clowns with cotton candy breath, mummies glazed in fruit roll-ups and pink undead unicorns whose horns are made of licorice and road on sidewalks of the marshmallow. They made every absurd test a mere game in the game, and combined levity with steel to triumph over the surreal.

Taking on the Gummy King

And now, they were headed to confront the Zombie King itself, a massive gummy bear hungry for 8-bit brains–the final boss. They fooled the crown through sleight and a whole lot of laughs, turning scarring into laughing.

When the pixelated world evaporated, they were left once again standing in Timmy’s attic among forgotten keepsakes and shoeboxes of dust. There was more to the adventure than tracking down thousands of fake zombie heads; it was a celebration of playfulness, creativity and fun that can be had when people come together to solve a problem.

Make-Believe Ville sunset

Three of the interpupils friends laid down their open hands stilling themselves from play pretending time as Trey finished reading the last passage from the Great Zombie Roadkill Adventure, all just in case wicket it was coupled with what he got out of lying there to read so284 and 21. The kids were tucked into bed and plastering pixelated laughter and candy canes, bubble gum blasting swords in their sleeping minds.