Um, pretty much what everyone else said. Seems like a pack of first mods, mostly. Many of the sprites had incoherent styles and seemed spliced together (poorly) from vanilla. Seems like time constraints killed you guys. I'm sure these would be excellent if given a little more time.

Dracula was kind of neat, I wish he had a bat sprite and could pick up weapons.
Skeleton launcher thingy was hilarious. Too much recoil, though.
Undead elephant thingy was kind of neat, if only to look at for a couple seconds before it dies.
Zombiebot gets props for not being significantly terrible in any way.
Oh yeah, Bob is ok, I guess. Pretty unremarkable, though. Balding Gordan/Heavy Coalition guy with meh weapons.

Vote would go to Dracula, I guess.

well the summoning of the Invocation was awesome, so its got my vote.

I am disappoint with myself for handing in what I did, but oh well. Things can be.. completely redone later.
Its a shame hallows eve came so freaking quickly.

Well i handed in mine a bit to early since when i handed it in IT STILL SAID DUE OCTOBER 10th THEN NOW ITS DUE 30th and i was like Damn.
I couldve did better.

The plasma zombie was cool, but turns boring after 30 enemies for me...

My vote goes to DragonBallZombies, originality its the key what many entries of this contest requires,
also I loled when my Samurai made a kamikaze dash agaisnt a dreadnought and the only thing 2 seconds
after was just a flying sword xD

The undead collosis had some awesome spriting. Shame it doesn't work well

I voted for defnitely better zombies, mainly for the wraith. But otherwise because it was generally more polished than the rest.
The dracula and the plasma ghost were also highlights.

Well, damn, guess I should've entered, judging by the current lack of quality.

Aww darn, the colossus was gonna be epic, to bad it wasn't finished. :( Oh well.
The readme is broken, here's a working one (just change .bmp to .txt).

For future competitions, I was wondering if these forums allow
hiding poll results until it finishes?

Edit: Oh yeah they don't. They should though.

Similarly to Grif, I wish I had made my army of the undead crabs mod. Would have been mediocrely epic, but it might have won by the looks of it.

If you both had done something maybe
we could have some actual competition.

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Mostly the entries were lacking polishing or were just plain bad resprites.

Plasma Zombie? Wat.
Pretty awesome, altough a bit OMFG RAEP and ocassionally dying at random.
It also felt like it was just a great use of Lua and whatnot, but was just slapped
with a zombie sticker in order to make it legit for the competition.

The pentagram-thingy Invocation made was cool and impressive,
but way too slow and the explosion was pretty anticlimatic.

Riot zombie was pretty cool but its atomgroups and whatnot were off bad.
I think hulk/tank style would've been a bit better.

DBZ was a bit better of the bunch. The sprites weren't that bad,
but the real point was wraith. Too bad the possession was wonky and the thing would constantly
fall to the center of the earth. The samurai thingy boost just felt like a secondary jetpack.
And the last skeletonzombiewhat was just armed with hilarious sniper rifle and over 90 gibwoundlimit.

Zombiebot felt intuitive and the activities were tough, with vanilla atleast,
but the thing was pretty rough around the edges, and kept spamming my console.

Dracula was interesting, but I really didn't grasp the use of the crabmode,
and it could have used some actual sprites too.

I didn't really get what was up with Bob, his different uzi and his chainsaw-digger and 4 random zombies.
BUT ATLEAST IT HAD A COOL LUA-BASED BOMB

Colossus had nice sprites, for the several seconds you managed to keep it alive.

If the author had instead named it the plasma ghost or will'o'the wisp or something it'd probably have been a lot better received.It appeared to be using the same mechanism as the ghost clone, so this is, technically, actually a feature. If you learn use the right combination of crouches and jumps, you will be able to move through terrain without much of a problem.

An actual technical feature? Maybe so, but it really wasn't very intuitive from what I tried.
Maybe it's just me tough.

Yeah, it's not a very intuitive feature, but here are some tips.
Crouch to move down through terrain or enter terrain downwards; don't hold it down too much or you'll fall off the bottom of the map.
Jump whilst in contact with a ceiling already to enter it and jump whilst in terrain to move up through it.
Rapidly turn left and right to fall through terrain faster.
Jump whilst semi-crouching against a door to move through it.