Infection Free Zone

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Muito muito bom

Petit jeu sympathique

way more fun than i had imagined. not necessarily a city-builder (you mostly take over buildings and repurpose them), but it has everything that you would want in a post-apocalyptic strategy/management game. It also has openstreetmap data, so you can essentially start your civilization anywhere in the world with pretty good accuracy.

Araba ile yol dışında yolsuz toprak araziye tıklayarak gönderemiyorsun, gerçek dünya haritasıyla harita oluşturma işi gayet güzel ama yolları tam olarak oluşturup çıkartamıyor oyun, hazır olan haritaları da denediğim bir şey değişmedi. Bildirimler solda açıkken belirli bir kısım ekibi seçip gönderebilmek için komple tıklanamaz hale geliyor boşa tıklıyorsun onun ayarlanması lazım, oyunun gelişiminin ortalarında binalar bazen %99 civarında tıkanıyor mesela toplam 398 odun getirecek yapım için 396 tanesini getirmiş işçiler 2 tanesini getirmeden 2 gün boyunca bina yapımı duraksıyor binada çalışan 40 kişi gösteriyor ama odun getiren yok. Bu şekilde 2 gün bekleyince odunu getirmeden bina tamamlanıyor ama o 40 kişilik işçi gücünü oyunda 2 günlüğüne benden çalmış oluyor ve bina eksik malzeme ile bittiği için çalıştırabileceğim işçi sayısı düşüyor. Şimdilik oyun ile ilgili en önemli sorunlar bu kadar, umarım ilerleyen süreçte daha oynanabilir hale gelir oyun iyi çalışmalar.

So after almost 140 hours, theres quite a bit to say about this game. Starting off with pros, i'd like to mention how unique of a mechanic it is that the game's world generation is based off of IRL mapping systems. Buildings and placements seem to be very accurate to in real life, and alot of the building loot is generated based off of what type of buildings real life would have. For example if you have a precinct IRL and find it in the game, its still a precinct and gives weapons/armour/munitions. Hospitals, warehouses, etc work mostly the same. The game is highly optimized for a small dev team with massive ambitions, very few bugs or glitches. The gameplay is second to none for its category, which is top-down strategy zombie survival and base building. The game feels brutal at times during the beginning and middle when you are setting up your settlement, and highly rewarding being able to wipe out lairs of 200 zombies and only losing a few members of different squads. Lets talk about Vehicles. The vehicle variety in this game is alright, i have no real complaints other than a semi-truck with trailer would be kind of cool as an upgrade from the box truck, and an actual tank instead of a SWAT-style APC. The vehicles in this game feel purposeful, balanced, and each one has their own uses. Customizability is somewhat good. You can adjust how many survivors you start with, total loot percentages, swarm/horde amounts, and once you beat the game you get the option to continue the game in a new zone, or start a completely new save in a different zone where you start off with a few cars, survivors with weapons, a mobile HQ to set up pretty much wherever you want. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now lets talk about cons. The biggest thing i have against the game is it's story and the way the game handles giving you missions. At the beginning, the game throws tasks and missions at you almost way too quickly and becomes overwhelming. At the end, its alot of waiting for missions to complete or waiting to get the next mission, particularly (SPOILERS) when you get to the sabotage missions towards the end. Lesser so, but still cons, the weapon variety is somewhat bare minimum. You get basic machetes if you don't give squads weapons, and a halberd melee weapon if you make or find them. Melee in this game is borderline useless. Guns, you get pistol, shotgun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, LMG, mortar, and you can give your towers bows and arrows. you can now get grenades, but they are somewhat useless as an LMG is much cheaper to maintain and mows down literally everything in sight. I think weapons should come in different tiers, for example light duty pistol and heavy pistol that does more damage and follow up with the rest of the weapons. The game relies on a task management system, which as of recently was upgraded to a priority based system. Meaning you can assign jobs in order of priority to your needs and adjust up or down the amount of working survivors working on those tasks to a set limit dependent on the size of the job. This sounds cool, but when you get to late game, the management system constantly is finnicky and moves around workers in wierd and stupid ways. It's not all the time, but when it happens its extremely annoying. Expedititions are almost only worth it if you've looted the entire visible map and if you are looking to farm cars. Last con, the game while optimized will become very Vram intensive if you select an area with more than 8,000 buildings. Playing the game on my guest system 4060ti i7 is fine, but once you get over the 10,000 building spawn areas, it's almost required to have a 16gb chip and 64gb ram. My 5080 and 14700k handles the larger maps on full graphics, but just be aware that game performance drastically becomes resource intensive on your PC around the 10k building spawn maps. Overall, i've had alot of fun playing this game. It's almost endlessly replayable given the mapping system as you can choose literally anywhere in the world to spawn and survive in, and the price isn't bad either. 9/10 game for the genre it sits in, 8/10 game overall. Excited to see where the Devs take it <3