Survival City - Build & Defend

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About this game

Fight for survival in this intense, post-apocalyptic mobile game!

● HOW LONG CAN YOU SURVIVE?! 🙅🏽‍♂️🧕🏾🙆🏻

In Survival City, humanity's time is running out, and the only way to survive is by building a strong base and clashing with hordes of zombies every night. Your base is your fortress, and you must place traps, watchtowers, and weapons to defend against the zombie clash. 🧟🧟‍♀️💥🔫

Gather a team of 60 unique survivors, each with their own personality and skills, to help you in your battle for survival. With more than 100 weapons to choose from, you must outwit and outlast the evolving zombie threat. The zombie horde will clash with your base from all sides, and it's up to you to command your team and defend your fortress until daylight.

● SCAVENGE. STRENGTHEN. SURVIVE ⛺🌲🍄

Scavenge during the day to gather resources and strengthen your base. You'll need to constantly improve your base's defenses and upgrade your weapons to ensure your survival against the relentless zombie horde.

● DYNAMIC DOWNFALL ⛈️☀️❄️

The weather will also play a role in your survival, as zombies behave differently in different weather conditions. The world is a dangerous place in the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse, with pockets of resistance all over the globe fighting for survival.

Can you outlast them all and become a legendary survivor? The future of humanity rests on your shoulders, and only those who can successfully clash with the zombies and defend their base will survive.

Ratings and reviews

Great game. It drains the battery faster than most other games because of the CPU usage, but worth it. Most of the game's negative reviews come from people who don't like losing a night. The game is designed to grow in difficulty until you lose. Each time you do, you keep all your base upgrades and you build more until you can pass the next checkpoint. One checkpoint took me about 6 attempts, but the fact that you never lose base upgrades means you are always moving forward.

Delted since this last post...This game intentionally too difficult. Unless you want to spend some money, you will never earn enough supplies to upgrade characters, weapons, and base. Tons of characters and weapons you will never get to play with. The cases you are awarded are filled with stuff you dont need or already have. The checkpoints are way too far apart. Be prepared to go back and replay the same levels over and over while you try to upgrade. Way too senselessly difficult.

This game is unbalanced and unfair. Your 1st 2 "lives" will be the best progress you will make. After hitting 40+ and losing you will never make it past that. You will never get the steel required to upgrade warehouse to level 3 in order to have enough materials to upgrade your main building and unlock upgrades for various defenses. The gold you get per playthrough is miniscule. My 1st playthrough i made it to lvl 20 before dying and getting near 200 gold. Second time i got to round 41 and died with near 200 gold. Now I die before round 41 every time. This is because the game will only give you steel once by time enemies that do fire damage start showing up. You will not have time to upgrade defences to stone before that happens as upgrading defenses takes over a day, with exception of walls. You will have to lose a dozen times or more to get a decent portion of defenses that are only purchaseable with gold, some which are basically useless and waste your gold, like the lightning tower which does 1 dmg a hit and doesnt even protect your defenses from being struck by lightning. Weapons are super rare and you often dont get any weapons for people not using an assault rifle or a pistol. Most survivors are useless. They either eat tons of food and have slow attacks, or they have low food cost, and poor range, some even have poor range, and high food cost. Some buildings dont make since. A tower has 360 range but a bunker apparently does not. Shacks and such make since, but a bunker is 360 by design so why can they only attack in 2 directions. All people in bunkers should be able to shoot any direction of any side of a bunker. Scarecrows are over priced on wood. It costs 20 wood to repair them, you cant upgrade them to better materials so they survive longer, and their hp is low. Using them is a waste as 1 round will destroy all of them and cost 20 wood each to repair. The size that individual buildings and defenses take is not proportional. As such you cant make a defense than is equal on all sides. Buildings should be 3x3 or 5x5, never 4x4 (like bunker). You cant have an even defense anywhere around the main building while using bunkers. As such their not good to use till later on when you have more space on the map to build on. As for progression its horrible. I can have way more defenses, and a better setup than someone who just mashes all their defenses in a row and not progress as far as them despite having access to additional defenses that are supposed to aid me, like trenches, spikes, traps, electroshock towers, and scarecrows for example which do not actually improve my survivability at all. This is due to the fact that on your 1st or second life after dying you are still fighting easier zombies. You are able to get 6 or more survivors, and just focus on ammo and food and upgrading defenses. Because those zombies are easier you get more gold and progress faster, and you can reuse that gold to ignore dying to progress even further. Once you pass day 31 and die you are handicapped. You get only level 2 defenses, even if they were higher, you only get 3 survivors, and you have less than 10 days to upgrade warehouse, all your defenses, and your main building, which requires steel. On top of this you need food, ammo, and to find survivors. Its impossible. As such this is a pay to win game. Forcing players to spend money to get resources to progress is a poor game design. Not everything that can earn you more money actually results in you obtaining as much income as possible. Good games with fair microtransactions make far more money because people enjoy them, not because they feel forced into making the purchases to begin with