Find the radio
Long-range comms went down with the relay. Someone thinks there is a working set in a building nobody has been into since the cordon closed.
How it plays
One block at a time
Zompocalypse is not a wave shooter and it is not a survival sandbox. It is a series of small, specific jobs in a city that has stopped being safe — run alone if you insist, or with a squad if you want to come back.
Co-op
Better with people, playable without them
Host a session or join one. Objectives, loot and the scoreboard are shared, so a four-player run is genuinely four people solving one problem rather than four people farming the same street.
Go down and you spectate your squad rather than staring at a loading screen — which means you can still call out what you can see. Deployable spawn points let you push the respawn line forward as you clear ground, so a bad fight costs you distance instead of the whole mission.
Everything works solo. It is simply much harder, and much quieter, on your own.
Objectives
Jobs, not quest markers
Missions come from named survivors with real dialogue trees. Some are one conversation. Some need you to come back. A sample of what is in the build now:
Clear the parking lot
A multi-storey full of vehicles worth stripping, and a population that has to be dealt with floor by floor before anyone can work there.
EOD specialist
Walk a bomb-disposal tech to a device and keep them breathing while they work. They cannot fight and they will not hurry.
Deploy a spawn point
Push the respawn line deeper into the city. Carry the beacon, find ground you can hold, and make everything past it cheaper for everyone.
Kill the special infected
Specific targets, individually dangerous. Bring something with stopping power and a plan for when it closes the distance.
Kit & character
Show up as someone specific
Pick your character and your camouflage before you deploy. Inventory is drag-and-drop with a live preview of what you are actually wearing and carrying, so weight and slots are a decision rather than a spreadsheet.
Field kit matters as much as firepower: medkits for between fights, stims for during them, a compass and GPS for the half of co-op that is just saying where you are, and a walkie-talkie that is occasionally the entire objective.
For the noisier problems there is C4 on a timer, three kinds of landmine, and four grenade types — frag, flash, smoke and incendiary — which between them can change the shape of a street rather than just the contents of it.
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