


Zombie Lane
Farming and survival in your browser: defend your home from zombies, grow crops, build and help your neighbors.
We're still in development, so you may run into bugs.
You do not need to download Zombie Lane, and you should not. This edition has no installer, no launcher and no APK: it is played in your browser, for free, with an account of your own, and your progress is kept on the server. Anything that offers a file under this name did not come from us. This page shows how to start in three steps, what the original apps were, how to recognize fake downloads and money tools, and what to do if you already installed something.



Here is the game: open it in your browser, create a free account of your own and start the tutorial. There is no file to download and nothing to install.



Farming and survival in your browser: defend your home from zombies, grow crops, build and help your neighbors.
We're still in development, so you may run into bugs.
There is nothing to download. This edition of Zombie Lane has no installer, no launcher and no APK, and it does not ask you to add a program to your computer or an app to your phone. It runs in a current browser on a page of its own.
That also means there is no separate PC program and no offline mode to look for. You need an internet connection, because your progress is saved on the server.
The only place is the game's own subdomain, zombie.fbgamesweb.com, run by FB Games as an independent beta edition. It is not the official Digital Chocolate site.
You sign up there with a username and a password, and the email is optional. There is no sign-in with Facebook, so no page that is really this edition will ever ask for your Facebook password or the password of another social network.
People searching for a download are often remembering the apps. Digital Chocolate released a free version for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad in November 2011, and a free Android version also existed.
Those were separate products, and this edition has no connection to them. It does not import their saves, and it does not need them. We make no claim about whether those apps, or the Facebook version, can still be installed or opened today.
Be suspicious of any .apk or .exe file that says it is this edition, of any “generator” that promises coins or cash, and of any page that asks for your Facebook password or the password of another network. Only the game's own subdomain counts.
Tools like these cannot work. The server decides the rewards and validates every action, so there is nothing on your side to change. The game does not sell its money either: you earn coins and cash by playing, or you can make a voluntary donation through a support ticket.
Searches for Zombie Lane cheats lead to the same place. There are no cheats that work, and the pages that advertise them tend to be scams or worse.
The site's footer says it only uses the session cookie and the language you choose. Nothing is installed on your device.
Your browser may keep game data in its cache so that the next visit loads faster. That is ordinary browser behavior, and you can clear it whenever you want.
Do not open it. If you already ran it, uninstall it and scan your device with a security tool you trust. If you typed a password into a page you are not sure about, change that password right away, on every site where you use it.
If you are unsure whether a page is the real one, check that the address is the game's subdomain and nothing else. A ticket in Support can answer questions about the real site once you are signed in.
Step one: go to the game's own site and choose Create account and play. Step two: type a username, an email if you want, and a password of at least 8 characters, then sign in. Step three: choose your character, name it, press play and follow the tutorial with Rob.
The how-to-play guide takes it from there, and the mobile guide covers phones.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
No. Zombie Lane in this edition runs in your browser. There is no installer, no launcher and no APK to download. You create a free account on the game's site and play. Progress is saved on the server, not in a file on your device.
Not for this edition. There is no Zombie Lane APK, and any file that says it is this edition did not come from us. On Android you play by opening the game's site in your phone's browser and signing in with your account.
No. Zombie Lane has no PC installer here. You open the game in a current browser on your computer, create an account and play. That works on Windows, Mac and Linux alike, since nothing is installed on any of them.
At zombie.fbgamesweb.com, the independent browser edition of Zombie Lane run by FB Games. Playing is free, it is in beta, and you need an account of your own with a username and a password. The email is optional and there is no Facebook sign-in.
No. There are no cheats for Zombie Lane that work. The server decides the rewards and validates every action, so anything that promises free coins or cash is fake, and the page offering it may be dangerous. Play it straight.
No. Digital Chocolate made the iPhone, iPad and Android apps, and they are separate products from this browser edition. Zombie Lane here has no connection to them, does not import their saves and does not need them to run in any way.
No page of this edition asks for it. Zombie Lane here uses its own account, with a username and a password, and there is no sign-in with Facebook. If any page asks for your Facebook password to play Zombie Lane, close it.
No. Zombie Lane needs an internet connection because the server keeps your progress and checks your actions. If the connection drops, the game shows a reconnecting message and a Retry button, so you can carry on once you are back online.
Uninstall it, scan your device with a security tool you trust, and change any password you typed after installing it, on every site where you use it. Then play Zombie Lane from the game's own subdomain, in the browser, with no files involved.
Yes. Playing Zombie Lane here is free, and you earn coins and cash by playing. A voluntary donation to help the servers is possible but never required, and it goes through a support ticket opened inside the game, not through any download.
Brand notice: Zombie Lane is an original game by Digital Chocolate. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Digital Chocolate, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition. iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android are trademarks of their respective owners.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.