Halloween is nigh, and we all know what that means: the zombies are coming! From kids in costumes to real-life zombies strolling the streets (hey, who are we to deny their existence?!), brain-nommers are soon to come out en masse. To celebrate their mindless shambling, we’ve collected a handful of the best zombie-based Flash games to get you in the mood for the holiday. Everybody say RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR BRAINS! Bitejacker: Secret Base Horror Series 01 –

Monsters. It seems like they’re always causing some sort of ruckus. From haunting the space between the floor and your bed to occupying closets with slightly ajar doors, you know those little buggers are out there, somewhere. They’re just so good at hiding! It’s quite a bit easier to find the fiends in Roly-Poly Monsters, a physics-based puzzle game from Johnny-K. Not only are they out in the open, but it’s easy to get rid

It’s pirate time! The booty gatherers from sea tales are a favorite subject for games, books, films and television shows alike, and the Flash gaming scene is ripe with pirate lore. You can play as a pirate, play against pirates, play as a normal person acting like a pirate, defend pirates, pit pirates against ninjas… You get the point! No matter your favorite genre, there’s probably a pirate game ready to satisfy your craving. And

As the game states right from the start: this isn’t soccer. It does, however, have teams from around the world, actual soccer balls, green grass, and soccer referees. Any other similarities the physics-based puzzle game Soccer Balls has to the actual sport is entirely coincidental. But, if you ask us, this game would make a fantastic addition to the Olympics… Soccer Balls celebrates one of the sport’s most beloved past times: making the referees angry.

Smacking stuff. Hitting things just to see how far they’ll go. Such a practice is frowned upon in the real world (unless you’re a sports superstar). In the realm of Flash gaming, however, it’s a task we highly encourage! Although they’re not a member of a notable sub-genre in particular, these “launching” games like the titles below are reflex-based action games that challenge you to see how far you can throw or knock something. Maybe