Play Undead Line (Japan) [En by MIJET v20070903] Online

Game Overview

Undead Line is one of those Genesis games that makes you wonder how it flew under the radar for so long. You start off in some grim, fog-drenched city, and within seconds, zombies and mutants are pouring in from every direction. The controls are simple—just move and shoot—but the chaos escalates fast. One minute you're picking off stragglers with a pistol, the next you're frantically backpedaling while a flamethrower-wielding freak lumbers toward you.

The weapons are ridiculous in the best way. Homing missiles? Check. Screen-clearing bombs? Of course. And somehow, the game manages to throw dozens of enemies at you without slowing down, which feels like black magic for a 16-bit system. The soundtrack nails that eerie, synth-heavy vibe—like someone mixed a horror movie score with an arcade shooter.

Originally Japan-only, this fan translation finally lets the rest of us in on the secret. It’s not deep or story-heavy, but who cares? Sometimes you just want to mow down a horde of mutants with a chaingun. This delivers exactly that.