Finn Army: Storbert's Undead Ambush

Finn Army: Storbert's Undead Ambush is a Finn Army video game.

Cast

 * Jared Padalecki as Davis Finlay
 * Matt Bomer as Larry Revere
 * Joshua Harto as Doctor Roberto
 * Han Hyo-joo as Seo-Hyeon Han
 * David DeLuise as Samuel Edwin
 * Khleo Thomas as Herbert Storbert
 * Kristin Kreuk as Cali/Stormer

Synopsis
A spaceship drops energy spheres onto Earth. Storbert finds them and uses them to create a titanic zombie and a zombified army and steals the piggy bank with the Grindstone. He also takes the map to the hammer and the two copies of it that open the bank. Finn needs to stop him, kill his zombie henchmen, retrieve the spheres, and find the three hammers before he does to get the boulder back.

Gameplay
This game is a first-person co-op shooter, the game play being the same as Half-Life. Players can also purchase and upgrade weaponry at a place using a gadget. The game features an eight-player online co-op game, whilst the Nintendo Switch version allows for an ten players online. Portable versions are only played with a single player or 2 Player Local Wireless Multiplayer.

Playable Characters

 * Davis Finlay
 * Larry Revere
 * Seo-Hyeon Han
 * Doctor Roberto
 * Samuel Edwin
 * Purple Finlay (Online)
 * Green Revere (Online)
 * Seo-Hyeon Turquoise (Online)
 * Lime Roberto (Online)
 * Orange Edwin (Online)

Character Moves

 * Brawling Strike
 * Body Pound
 * Superpower: Doubles the amount of damage dealt to enemies (Only works when the glowing bar is full)

Levels

 * Bermuda Triangle
 * Ghost Ship
 * Bermuda Adit
 * The Skeletal Cemetery
 * Underworld Coral Reef
 * Stormer (Boss)


 * Under York
 * Rocky Road
 * Allah's Alley
 * Pines' Parkway
 * Sea Monster
 * Furno (Boss)


 * Old York
 * De Wae
 * Donatello Driveway
 * Devil's Pike
 * Daniel Drive
 * Herbert Storbert (Boss)

Console and TBA Nintendo Handheld Versions

 * Storbert's Huge Zombie (Boss)
 * Stormer Zombie (Boss)
 * Furno Zombie (Boss)
 * Archer: A teeny, fat zombie that wanders around aimlessly.
 * Extreme Ranger: A large version of the Archer which is violent and actively chases after the player(s).
 * Sentry Gun: Immobile, but can shoot blasters.
 * Aerial Shell: Shoots explosives instead of ray guns.
 * Buzzcut: Buzzcut holds a chainsaw, deflecting all punches and gunfire as it charges towards the player(s). The only way to kill one is to body slam the brain on its head.
 * Starship: Will attack by forcing into the player(s) at an extremely high speed, but becomes lightheaded after the attack. The attack can be dodged by jumping over the Starfighter.
 * Mine: Mines are stationary hostiles that explode if you step inside the crimson circle around them.
 * Hovering Landmine: Hovering Landmines hover, and only detonate if a player makes contact with them.
 * Stern Chasers: Instead of laser beams, shoots cannonballs that can instantly kill the player(s).
 * Thor: Thor is simply an Extreme Ranger whose body is electrocuted, so it cannot be touched at all or else the player will receive damage.
 * Sniper: Normally a Buzzcut that is weaponized with pistols as well as a chainsaw, so it is able to fire gamma ray guns as it chases after the player(s).

3DS Version

 * Storbert's Giant Zombie (Boss)
 * Extreme Ranger
 * Buzzcut (In this version these can only be killed by gunfire)
 * Bartizan
 * Electrical Wall: Blocks off an area and deals damage when players touch it. Must be deactivated by flipping a lever in the stage.
 * Soldier: Regularly a Turret that only fires in one direction.
 * Starship
 * Hovering Landmine
 * Jet: Jets are just Extreme Rangers that can float over hazards to pursue the player.
 * Elect Artillery: Fires spread shots instead of a single bullet.
 * Minigun: Fires bullets rapidly, unlike a basic Sentry Gun.

Playable Characters
The TBA Nintendo Handheld version is indistinguishable from the console versions, except for the fact that the only multiplayer supported is 2 Player Local Wireless. The 3DS version is limited movementwise, as the player cannot jump, but the unless they move their character off a ledge. The music is also low quality due to the limitations of the 3DS.
 * Davis Finlay
 * Larry Revere
 * Seo-Hyeon Han
 * Doctor Roberto
 * Samuel Edwin

Reception
Storbert's Undead Ambush received mixed reviews from critics. According to the aggregating review website, GameRankings gave the PS4 version 62.50%, the Nintendo Switch version 60.00%, and the TBA Nintendo Handheld version 80.00%. While the game was panned for its undeveloped game play, the return of all of the original voice actors was praised.

IGN panned the game with a score of 5.5 out of 10. GamingBolt rated the game 9 out of 10.

Storbert's Undead Ambush was unsuccessful, with only 842,000 copies sold across all platforms worldwide.

Music
The production music used in the TV show is used in this game.

Trivia

 * This is the first Finn Army game that has an ESRB rating other than E10+. This time, it is rated T.
 * However, the 3DS version has a rating of E10+ for "Everyone 10 and up."
 * This is the only Finn Army game available for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
 * However, it is not the first Finn Army game playable on the PS4, because the PS2 version of Superhero and 1001 Spears Racing can be played on the PS4. (The PS4 cannot play PS3 games.)
 * This is the first Finn Army game to be published by EA.
 * The 3DS version has only 8 gadgets instead of 14.
 * This is the second Finn Army game to have Seo-Hyeon on the cover, the first being 1001 Spears: Party in the UK.
 * This is the first Finn Army game that one can play as Doctor Roberto and Edwin in a console combat game.
 * Edwin and Doctor Roberto were also playable characters Finns, Camera, Action! in the console versions.
 * On the Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch versions, Finn, Revere, and Seo-Hyeon appear on the title screen. However, in the Wii U version, they do not.
 * In one of the Old York levels, Edwin says "Samuel, you sure have talent,", a quote taken directly from the episode "Autistic =/= Artistic."
 * The PS4 and Xbox One versions have trophies and achievements which be earned by completing certain tasks. For more details, go to Finn Army: Storbert's Undead Ambush/Achievements.
 * This is the only Finn Army game to have all of the right voice actors.
 * In the level Daniel Drive, if the player looks down of a hill before getting chased by Storbert's zombie on the last bridge ladder, you will find Finn, Roberto, and Edwin's homes.
 * In one level, the zombies will be kind and not snipe you. This is a glitch, though.
 * In the 3DS version, the player does not get chased by Storbert on the bridge.
 * The game confirms that Roberto's Outpost is on Daniel Drive.
 * Cali is missing from this game, but she is heard speaking on the menu screen and in the game's intro.
 * One of the guns in the game is the Barrel Launcher. This is a reference to the Explosive Barrel from the episode "Crates and Barrels."
 * This game was released three years after Finn Army: Marbels was updated for the first time.
 * This game was released in Europe nine years after the premiere of "Finn versus Decapitator" and "April Fools."
 * In April 2019, this game and Finn Army: Allies have been removed from Xbox Live, PlayStation Store, and Nintendo eShop.
 * The Consoles and TBA Nintendo Handheld versions have the same game play, while the Nintendo DS version has its own game play style.
 * The PlayStation 4 version supports 1080p HD resolution, while the Xbox One and Nintendo Switch versions support up to 1440p HD resolution. The Wii U version is 720p HD.

Timeline

 * This takes place after "Under York" because Finn knows where it is.
 * This takes place after "The Alliance" because Finn knows Doctor Roberto.
 * This takes place after "Song of the South" because Finn knows Seo-Hyeon.
 * This takes place after "Storbert Army" because Storberto knows his half brothers.