Even though the Ruin or Necrosis are very strong, there is no zombie leader, as far as declassified SAS reports go. The missions clearly tell you what the objectives are and the story of the game. (If you look at the loading screens, you can get some info as to what the story is about). Survive." The third game had a plot that was All There in the Manual. Excuse Plot: The first two games and Insane Asylum have a plot that runs like "You are in a church/military base/insane asylum that is being attacked by zombies.Dead Weight: Bloaters in SAS 2, Insane Asylum, SAS 3, SASTD, and SAS 4.Oh yeah, and it's subtle, but you finally get to see some legs when anyone is moving. It culminates by the fourth game, where everything appears to by hyper-realistic. On the third / TD games, the graphics and the zombies appeared to be more realistic. The second game did get improved graphics though. Art Evolution: The first game's graphics was good for its time, but the zombies looked rather unrealistic.Except for the M249 SAW, but that's just what the Yanks with Tanks call it, so it doesn't count. Every weapon that you can find in Real Life has its real name. Affectionate Parody: The first games were this to Nazi Zombies, but it then became a full-blown franchise.So far there are 4 parts of the game made in the following order: SAS 1, SAS 2, SAS 3 and SAS 4. Alternatively, the guys down at the SAS Zombie Assault Wiki have created a list of tropes for SAS 4 which can be accessed here. Currently, there are four main games (Five if you count Insane Asylum) and a Tower Defense Spin-Off.
SAS ZOMBIE ASSAULT SERIES
SAS: Zombie Assault is a famous series of Shoot Em Ups by Ninja Kiwi.
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