When Earth faces a global catastrophe, the only hope for survival will lie in united humanity. Over 400,000 people who played the Infection Free Zone demo and prologue have proven they are ready to fight the terrifying virus. The creators at Jutsu Games and the publishing team at Games Operators confirm that soon the conflict between the survivors and infected will escalate to the next level. Infection Free Zone is coming to Steam Early Access on April 11th.
Check out the Infection Free Zone trailer:
The location of the Infection Free Zone depends entirely on players. They will be able to choose any city in the world, all thanks to OpenStreetMap’s real-world data. This feature allows them to select a location and turn it into a fighting arena. The final battle between humanity and the infected hordes may happen anywhere in the world – whether it’s New York, Miami, Paris, Beijing, Tokyo, or even that small, lovely town in the south of Italy you visited ten years ago – everything is up to players. The system replicates the city’s topography in the game, including its roads and buildings. Knowing the terrain can be incredibly useful when planning actions and strategies.
Infection Free Zone is a post-apocalyptic strategy game that can be described as a city rebuilder, directly tied to the necessity of building upon the remaining ruins, from what’s left. Humanity was completely unprepared for this sudden and brutal attack, and the remaining survivors lack all resources. Adapting to the new reality will force commanders to make firm and precise decisions, such as constructing shelters and factories in abandoned buildings, building farms, or establishing defenses with walls, gates, and towers. Gathering resources from what’s left will significantly increase the chances of survival, but it must be remembered that the infected are not the only threat.
Infection Free Zone key features:
- Humanity’s last bastion – create an Infection Free Zone in any city worldwide. All thanks to a special system based on OpenStreetMap data. Try to adapt existing buildings to new needs by placing factories and shelters, establishing farms, and setting up defensive fortifications.
- Everything can come in handy – use your knowledge of the city’s topography to choose the best positions for defending your base. Recall the locations of shops and pharmacies, and consider where you can find weapons. Abandoned buildings may be full of valuable resources, but beware of the infected lurking within them.
- Brace yourself against the incoming waves – the determination of the infected will make it hard to catch a breath. Defend against hordes of enemies attacking at night and fight them with every possible means. Melee or long-range weapons, vehicles, and terrain traps – do everything to survive as long as possible.
- Hope dies last – don’t give up, your base will lay the foundation for a new civilization. Fight the virus and focus on rebuilding more cities, increasing the chances of survival.
- Homo homini lupus est – even in the most critical moment, you can’t trust others. There are people waiting for your mistakes, ready to raid your enclave. However, remember that for many your base is the only hope, so consider letting other survivors join your team.
- Step by step – Early Access is a perfect opportunity to contribute to the development and influence the final look of the game as a voice of the community. Add the game to your wishlist and join those fighting for the future of civilization.
From April 11th, Infection Free Zone will be available for PC via Steam Early Access. All players interested in this unique strategic survival can now add the game to their wishlist , join the community on Discord and following the publisher’s Facebook and Twitter.
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