
Inspired by Max Brooks' World War Z novel, Z-Collapse takes you into a worldwide zombie apocalypse. As leader of the government of your choosing, make sure your country survives! Dramatic decisions are ahead of you. How do you manage them?
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Languages: English*, French*, German**languages with full audio support
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This game is a very good concept. Very WWZ (the book not the terrible movie.) The setting can only go so far though. I don't want to bash some dude working on this as his passion protect, but the simple implantation of the concept relay brings it down. The AI is very stupid. I saved my neighbors by destroying hordes in their territory, killing infestors, and sending medical personnel to help stop the spread of infection. Unfortunately France declared war on me for my coal mines. When I started winning the war and taking their cities, those same nations I had just helped decided war. Because apparently I was a warmongering tyrant for winning a war that THEY started. So I'd leave France on the back burner and start defending and reclaiming my own cities that the AI took from my defenseless back side. To the AI though, a city is a city. So The better I did and the more I'd take and reclaim, the more nations would declare war on me. I stopped playing that game. Another game I was playing Venezuela. I had enough oil to be self reliant so I maintained my own borders and took over some of my neighbors. Then I turtled and built up my military while the rest of the continent fell apart around me. For like 3 hours. The AI won't engage in diplomacy with the player, or each other by the way. There's this recourse called advanced materials that can only be made in a global economy, so there's only so much of it. You need these to build tanks, helicopters and modern infantry (you can only build Millissia with the resources you can actually produce.) You Infantry is cheaper, but you can still only make so much of it. A neat idea. But I had run out of it, so I built a bunch of recourse silos and sent my army out to scavenge the retirements of the other nations in the Continent. Then I used it all to build my armies. I put together as much tanks, helicopters, and infantry as South America could produce. Then I started work on the cure. BIG MISTAKE! I had clean cities and had made sure the local aria was also clean. So I didn't expect any zombie issues. And I didn't get any, until about a month in when massive hordes of MILLIONS just kinda appeared out of thin air. That massive modern army: nearly whipped out in about a month and a half of constant fighting against an insurmountable enemy literally spawning inside my recourse silos. I still needed to hang on for about a year and a half. I realized the AI was very stupid though. I used my last remaining helicopters to reclaim all my lost recourse silos. The helicopters were too fast for the zombies to catch and they spent their days chasing my helicopters around and knocking down now empty fuel silos. I cheesed my way to "Victory." This is a truly AMAZING concept and the guy who makes this is absolutely awesome for having the idea and acting on it. However some guy's product can only be so fun if you can't work on it full time. Buy the game to support the dev and show there is demand for this, but I wouldn't recommend you actually play it.
within like 15 minutes if not sooner every country even ones that say they have no nukes just nuke each other and u will be nuked from across the world, it makes the game unplayable and zombies are hardly an aspect of the game after the first few minutes.
In this zombie apocalypse simulation game, you can: - Deport your entire population to Antartica - Crack down on illegal immigration... by using nukes - Take your family on vacation all over the world - Send the whole population of Chicago to go fight zombies - Send the entire Japanese army to fight a spider - Become drunk Napoleon by declaring war on the entire world - Invest in satellites - Profit from the zombie apocalypse - Recruit your mom to the CIA and spy on Canada - Sacrifice your entire bloodline to the zombie gods - Fight an OP zombie horde that is apparently equipped with rocket launchers using 1 helicopter - Obtain 1,000,000 Social Credit Score from China 10/10 would zombie again
Its alright just lacking a bit of depth im sure the devs will fix it tho (PS they never fixed it they Havent updated for a year)
A simple, easy-to-understand game. There's a lack of grand-strategy apocalyptic games, and this is a very unique idea. There is a lack of depth, but for the price tag, that is expected. All I wish is that it could speed up more, like a LOT more.
great game, i keep getting nuked :)
Yeah it works. It's fun. It could use some bug fixing. The developer is active on discord and asks regulary for log files to review bugs. Good dev! Hope he has a good future with games.
more ethnic cleansing
meh
It is a good game, although very hard. The game doesn't look like it is getting any updates anymore, which i think a lot of potential was missed.
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