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Pretty basic, but looked cool. (Until you fall into a pit of angry zombies)
Oh ok. I thought that there would be some sort of random event where NPC's would spawn and try to kill you. But i guess not. Well i won't have to worry about that now.
This idea pretty nice.
Reminds me of Fly Anvil's[flyanvil.com] flash game series called Decision where you go into a town and clean out the zombies (and mutants) as a main goal. The games have kind of sub-par voice acting, but otherwise is pretty good.
I was thinking that if one could power a town and put in sentries near all the spawn points, you could 'win' the game, but the upkeep would be horrendous all by yourself. Putting in safe zone generators could keep them out, but also will cut you off from resources as you disable the the item/loot generation as well.