zombie Apocalypse the musical
first off awesome title!   I want to play it!   And this is coming from somebody that doesn’t want to start anything new Systems from the DnD I already play.   I think one reason for that is the learning curve seems very low and the system seams very easy to get into.   not to mention what a cool concept. And I would have to admit that Night of the Living Dead is one of my all-time favorite movies and this just plays so much into that that I love it.
Now for the nitpicky stuff.   seems like this is not The final draft but a very far in working copy.   what I mean by that is it seems a little bit jumpy and disoginzed and could use a little more editing. But at only 29 pages is not too hard to folow along.

I have not PLAYED the ZAtM yet, but I definitely want to. (Nerdy Bachelor Party anyone?) The “musical” part of the system is clever. Like… “why didn’t I think of that?!” It's begging for a "drinking rules" expansion.

About the manual (core book) itself: It is simple, and to the point. This is good. There’s nothing wrong with simple. However, the rules/setting itself seemed to jump around, like it didn’t know where it was. (The antagonists jumped from Zombies to Bugs and back again, and the setting occasionally was in space, not Terra Firma after Z-Day.) I don’t know if this was a subtle seed for expanding GMs options, a holdover from earlier draft(s) of the game, or repurposing source material from another game setting. The only other content issue I noticed is that the military-grade armor didn’t have a listed price.

4-Stars : Would Play

Zombie Apocalypse: The Musical. This has hilarious potential. As a long time RPG gamer, I looked at the cover and was like, "What the heck did I just download." Opening it up, I began to read through it and was like, "Okay." The set-up was simple. Something me and my friends could easily do for a 1-Off. And then you get to the Musical part of it, and immediately I started laughing. I could just imagine my friends thinking of all the Rob Zombie and Distrubed music I could play. But knowing that, my mind immediately shifted to old 90's Bubble Gum songs that they'd have to sing to really get the bonuses. I can easily see this being fun and an amazing night of gaming! Totally worth the download.