Love it
By day 214 I've completed all of the things that made it possible for you to end your game, and I've converted all things into farms, schools, churches, laboratories, added defense, bars and all the other useful things.
Game play was addictive, and after I read the message stating I would most likely fail my original time around, I just had to win. played on normal my first time around, and I would love to see a second version out some time.
awesome!
this game is so addicting and fun i cant stop playing it! the only thing i've got to complain about though is that you cant fight the zombies directly.
ways it could improve
well maybe if there is a sequel you could make it more interactive to the point where you can go on the missions or watch the progress
this
game ruined my life.... and i thank you for that
Truly great game
I think the amount of interest and views generated by this game says it all, really: a nigh-on perfect flash game. Actually reminds me very much of X-Com Apocalypse, one of my favourite games in high school, but has less action, rpg elements and monster detail.
Sounds bad, but I mean this as a positive thing as the tradeoff is for beautiful simplicity. There are really no extra or redundant features at all in this game, every aspect of it serves to enhance the gameplay and the pace is fast and snappy. I'm sure lots of people have ideas of how to expand a sequel, or to add more cool stuff but I really think that anything else would just slow the game down, get in the way.
Difficult. (I regret playing on 'normal' difficulty first as it takes pretty much all the challenge out of the game. Maybe make 'hard' the default, or remove 'easy' altogether?) Balancing food production and scavenging, population growth and accommodation, all the while zombie-culling and defending your base takes a lot of planning, thought and more than a little luck.
Kept me up two nights already, I'm anticipating at least a couple more. And dreams of zombies. Thankyou, 10/10.
One technical question: does anyone have any idea of how the number of zombies attacking the base is calculated? Just directly adjacent lots, diagonals, or further? I don't know which base shape is best.