Decent strategic game, but...
I really desired to have more variety in the game. It would have been great to take over more buildings of different variety and structure. Since you seem to randomly find dogs, why not have a vetinary buiding you could take over to save them, instead of having them randomly die? Then you could keep track of the dogs you have encountered and befriended. This, in turn, you could use to have them as available "players" that could help you on scavenger and scouting missions. Another example of buildings you could have been able to include was an armory and gun shop. You should have added a list of available weapons that soldiers could arm themselves in during missions. If they took over one of these building then they got a bonus to ammo supplies, and possibly unlocked a new weapon to use. To make the game more complex, you should have added ammo supply caches that could be found while scavenging to further support your troops. Adding a starting amount of ammo that enabled you to arm yourselves with certain weapons would have been great. An example would be an AK-47 that would use more bullets than a pistol. So if you didn't have enough bullets to use the AK, you still could wield a pistol. The game didn't have to be too complex, like finding the appropriate ammunition for a pistol. (EX: 9mm) Just a generic crate of ammo would do. Now if you didn't have enough ammo to support any weapons, you could wield knives and baseball bats and/or other blunt melee weapons. The penalty for this would be an increased danger level though. Why not expand the city walls to include a goal of taking over one than one town by traveling to other zombie infested lands? That would have lengthened gameplay considerably. Also, looking at the same buildings was completely bland. Make hospitals different sizes and colors, for example. I did enjoy that there were multiple endings. These are all suggestion that I thought would help your game soar. It was decent gameplay from my experience, but I found it just too overly simplistic for my taste. Still, a fine effort and still fun nonetheless.