Zombie City Defense 2

Mozg Labs

About this game

★★★ PREMIUM GAME - No In-App Purchases in this game ★★★

Zombie City Defense 2 is a tactical tower defense game.

In a near future, the world has been devastated by a virus turning humanity into zombies. You are Iron Corps, the last defense of civilization traveling the world to find resources, help people and find answers.

Prepare your army before infiltrating a new area - choose carefully your set of infantry units, vehicles and special abilities.

Deploy your units on the field, improve your base, invest abandoned building and fortify them to place your snipers, harvest old hospitals or call a bombing raid to destroy a bridge or even the whole block!

You should customize your faction wisely, as zone's weather, terrain relief and even amount of buildings around will greatly influence your strategy. Also zombies will become more fearsome at night.

Research new units and abilities between missions with the tactical points you earned depending the success of your missions.

All buildings and structures can be destroyed. Destroy bridges to slow down enemies using dynamite, artillery or even bombers, factories with enemy's cocoons inside to stop them from spawning, fuel tanks to blow up everything around - it's for you to decide. Some zombies like to hide inside buildings in order to spawn more of their kind - use bombs or infantry's dynamite to destroy this buildings with it's inhabitants.

- 15 completely different infantry squads (engineer, scout, soldier, grenadier, flamethrower…)
- 17 Vehicles and Turrets (from armored bulldozers to flame tanks and artillery)
- 9 General abilities (airstrike, ion cannon, groundbreaker, nukes..)
- 7 buildings improvements (from barricades and medbays to command terminals)
- 12 perks to customize your faction. You can play as pyromaniacs!
- 16 missions in the campaign (from huge cities to canyons and mountains)
- 15 different zombies and zombie-mutants (common, armored, invader, splitter, spawner…)
- Three difficulty levels + infinity mode
- Day & Night cycle (zombies are stronger at night)
- Weather changes (snow, rain, fog, heat, hurricane) and you should adapt your tactics
- Land areas (Swamp, forest, cold, biohazard, Radiation)
- Dozens of different building to invest and adapt to your needs.
- Take advantage of the city (Huge Skyscrapers: give huge range bonus, especially to snipers. Living buildings: good for barricading in. Industrial buildings: may have material to scavenge and many more. Bridge: can be destroyed to force enemy to take another path...).

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★★★ FRESH GAME - Feel free to mail us if you have any problems - we'll fix them in 24h ★★★

Steam version:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/473970
*** Differences with Steam version ***
- Greatly optimized graphics and less detailed terrain
- No VR support
We've managed to leave the gameplay and all of the content intact, so have fun!

Ratings and reviews

I really liked Zombie CIty Defense 1, and gave it 4 stars. But the sequel is a big downgrade in quality IMO. The updated visuals and mechanics are nice, but the difficulty curve is completely unbalanced. It's way less fun and way more difficult than the first one. More than that, sometimes I just have no idea why I'm losing. Sometimes I'll watch a zombie sit there hammering away on my guy who is not even attacking back. The economy is way more difficult to manage and the UI for unit selection is completely unusable. There are no names on anything, just icons, and you can't even click a unit you don't own if you don't have the currency to buy it, so you can't see what things are! There's a ton of new units and it's not obvious how they should really be incorporated. Overall it's just a lot of UI and mechanics changes, some good, some bad, but in the end it's a worse game than the first one.

Controls are incredibly touchy, half the time it doesn't detect that I'm pressing a button and the other half instead of hitting "deselect" I'm now moving a guy across the map. There's no way to progress without playing difficulty modes that border on impossible, which is not at all what I'm in the mood for. If I had a tablet-sized screen big enough for the controls and high level skills at micromanaging my troops, it might be pretty good. Since I don't, it's not.

loved the first one but this seems unreasonable harder not that its challenging its just impossible to defend yourself from 5 ways with no walls, upgrades are expensive. sometimes the troops dont attack the zombies? so they just die the vehicles don't do much lots of bugs i see

What's new

- UI responsiveness fixes
- Small tutorial improvements
- Bugfixes