Win/Mac/Linux
Released: March 14, 2011
Price: $9.99
Take command of your mercenary forces in Atom Zombie Smasher. The zombie apocalypse is upon us and it's up to you to evacuate everyone before they fall prey to the undead.
Conduct massive rescue operations with a helping hand from snipers, artillery crews, orbital bombardments, and more. Experience the tactical richness of fully-destructible environments and procedurally-generated campaigns.
And when the apocalypse ends, create your own game mods and share them with the Online File Share.
Key features:
•Mercenaries for hire: Hire and upgrade your ragtag group of snipers, demolition teams, orbital bombardment crews, and more.
•No two cities are the same: Cities are procedurally-generated, giving a unique experience with each playthrough.
•Destructible environments: You can absolutely blow up everything.
•Play with friends: Up to three people can cooperatively play together.
•Mod support: Modify the game rules however you like, and share your mods through the Online File Share.
Conduct massive rescue operations with a helping hand from snipers, artillery crews, orbital bombardments, and more. Experience the tactical richness of fully-destructible environments and procedurally-generated campaigns.
And when the apocalypse ends, create your own game mods and share them with the Online File Share.
Key features:
•Mercenaries for hire: Hire and upgrade your ragtag group of snipers, demolition teams, orbital bombardment crews, and more.
•No two cities are the same: Cities are procedurally-generated, giving a unique experience with each playthrough.
•Destructible environments: You can absolutely blow up everything.
•Play with friends: Up to three people can cooperatively play together.
•Mod support: Modify the game rules however you like, and share your mods through the Online File Share.
Fairly easy on default, yet nearly impossible to win without using the chooser or combatant modifier - since it often gives you a poor selection of mercenaries. The balance could use a bit of work, since chooser lets you faceroll - but overall fun.
Novel mechanics and a really fun overall aesthetic are dampened somewhat by a Mario-Party-esque level of random unfairness. Really enjoyed approaching each level as its own little puzzle, but it was a downer when it didn't matter much in the end.
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