Minecraft Zombie Survial

So you click to break crates. That's the whole game in its simplest form, but there's more going on than it sounds like. Zombie Steve stands at the left side of each level, and there's a goal platform somewhere to the right. Between him and that platform are stacks of crates, some wooden, some stone, some looking like they have TNT inside them. Your job is to click on crates to destroy them, one click per crate, and Steve shuffles forward after each one you break. The crates are arranged in these little structures -- some are tall towers, some are wide walls, some have gaps that look like they might let you through but actually just waste your clicks. What makes it tricky is that some crates have zombies hiding behind them. Click a crate that had a zombie lurking, and the zombie pops out and chases Steve. If a zombie touches Steve, the level resets and you start over. Later levels have creepers too -- if you break a crate next to a creeper, it explodes and takes out a bunch of nearby crates, which can either help you or ruin your path. There's also a mechanic where certain crates have question marks on them -- those give you temporary speed boosts or extra health, but sometimes they're traps that spawn a wave of baby zombies instead. Baby zombies are way faster than normal ones and can catch Steve before you react if you're not paying attention. The levels have names like "Crate Canyon" and "Zombie Alley" and "The Gauntlet" -- that last one is where everything comes together and you have to plan your clicks carefully because one wrong crate can trigger three zombies at once. The satisfying moment is when you clear a path just right and Steve walks through without any threats, or when a creeper explosion clears half the level for you and you get a streak of quick levels. There's no upgrade system per se, but the game keeps track of your best times and how many crates you've broken total, and unlocking new levels feels good because each one introduces a new layout that forces you to think differently. Normal zombies shuffle slowly, but armored zombies take two hits before they stop chasing you, and there's a level called "Nightfall" where visibility is reduced and crates look the same in the dark. The loop is simple: look at the crate arrangement, guess which ones to break first, click fast but carefully, dodge zombies by breaking crates that block their path, and eventually reach the goal. Sometimes you lose because a zombie came from a crate you thought was safe, and that's frustrating but it makes the wins feel earned.