Zombie Buster
The difficulty is what you must not hit
Free to play, no install step
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What playing this feels like
Zombie Buster is a tap-the-target game where things surface from holes across the screen. The rules land in ten seconds — a head appears, you hit it — while the actual difficulty hides in the things that should be left alone, which start appearing once the opening stretch is behind you.
The rate of appearance climbs until eye and hand fall out of step. The fix is not tapping faster; it is giving up on scanning the whole board and locking onto the two or three holes currently active, leaving the quiet corners alone. That single change separates players whose score keeps climbing from those who plateau early.
This kind of thing sits halfway between a reaction drill and a fidget toy. Rounds are short and nothing carries over between them, which makes it a good palate cleanser between heavier titles, and a gentle door into the horror shelf for anyone not ready to walk in properly yet.