Sandbox City
About Sandbox City
Sandbox City - Cars, Zombies, Ragdolls! drops you into a bustling metropolis where ordinary citizens share the streets with zombies that can attack people or disguise themselves as regular passersby. Your character arrives in the city, buys a house, completes missions to save residents, and works to stop the chaos before the infection spreads. Car theft, open exploration, and a retro visual style give the game its distinct energy, while a clear mission system pulls you in from the very first seconds.
Eliminating zombies earns in-game money, which goes toward upgrading gear, vehicles, and character appearance. Bonuses scattered across the city streets add further incentive to stay alert and keep moving.
How to Play Sandbox City
Weapons / Gear / Items
- Baseball Bat: a simple yet effective weapon against zombies.
- Tennis Racket: an unexpected but effective weapon that doesn't attract unwanted attention from citizens and zombies.
- Grenade: a hand grenade that allows you to quickly and efficiently eliminate a group of enemies.
- MP-40: a classic rifle.
- Assault Rifle: a powerful rifle with a comfortable shoulder stock.
- Revolver: a classic cowboy pistol with 6 rounds.
- Sniper: a sniper rifle that allows for long-range shooting.
Power-ups / Abilities
- Speed Boost: move faster for 2 minutes.
- Money Pickup Multiplier: double cash from pickups for 2 minutes.
- Health Boost: raises max Health to 150 for 2 minutes.
Controls
Desktop
- WASD / Arrow Keys: move in space, run
- Shift: walk
- Space: jump when on foot; handbrake when in a car
- Left-click / Ctrl: punch or gun attack; hold to shoot
- Right-click / Alt: kick attack; aim
- E: enter/exit car; buy items; interact with objects
- Q: switch between weapons
- C: change camera perspective
- T: enter and exit Slo-Mo mode
- B: build mode
- L: lock/unlock mouse cursor
- M: missions
- P: shop
- G: settings
Mobile
- Virtual joystick: movement
- Virtual buttons: actions
FAQ
What is the main goal in Sandbox City?
Find and eliminate zombies before the infection spreads through the city. Alongside that, complete missions to save residents, buy a house, and use various weapons and stolen vehicles to stop the chaos unfolding in the open world.
How do zombies behave differently from regular citizens?
Zombies can attack people directly or disguise themselves as ordinary passersby, so staying alert is essential to identifying and eliminating them before they spread the infection further.
How do you earn money and upgrade in the game?
Eliminating zombies earns in-game money, which can be spent on upgrading gear, vehicles, and character appearance. Collecting bonuses scattered across the city streets also contributes to your funds.
What do the power-ups do and how long do they last?
Each power-up lasts 2 minutes. Speed Boost increases movement speed, Money Pickup Multiplier doubles cash from pickups, and Health Boost raises your maximum Health to 150.
Is there a way to slow down the action during intense moments?
Yes. Slo-Mo mode can be toggled on and off with the T key on desktop, giving you extra time to line up attacks or navigate tricky situations.
Games You Might Like
If open-world driving and city chaos are your thing, driving games on Playgama offer a wide range of vehicle-based action worth exploring. For more urban mayhem with realistic car deformation and crash physics, Crime and Vice City Police lets you roam a city, smash other vehicles, and experience complete transport destruction in slow motion. Fans of zombie combat on the move will find Road Chase: Zombie Shooter compelling, with its explosive vehicle chases and shootouts against bandits and military threats. For a calmer but equally expansive open world, Drive Quest delivers 35 customizable vehicles and a richly detailed map full of hidden areas and driving challenges. The broader action games category rounds out the options with plenty of combat-focused titles that share Sandbox City's fast, mission-driven energy.
Video
