Urban Strife - Apocalypse survival rpg with Zombies

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In Urban Strife you lead a team of makeshift, slightly deranged rangers in an effort to keep the small community of Urban alive, amidst a zombie pandemic. With what’s left of human civilization divided into factions fighting over the scraps, you will need to broker alliances and fight factions wars, fortify and rebuild your community and forge a future against the ever-present threat of the zombie horde.

Proceed with care and stealth and eliminate your targets one by one or blast away with shotguns and machine guns that mow entire hordes of zombies at once. Lure unsuspecting AI enemies into noise traps and knock them out cold from the shadows. Blow their cover with explosives and Molotovs, snipe them silently with silenced pistols and crossbows or get your hands on rare .50 BMG anti-material rifle and knock their door (and half the wall) down.
 
Features:


  • Old-school isometric, turn-based, action-points and interrupt tactical layer.

  • Level design with tactical flexibility, allowing flanking, interrupt fire, window entry, rooftop combat and cover destruction.

  • Weapons customizabile with attachments and kits, both looted and fabricated.

  • Stealth based on dynamic view and hearing range and advanced AI alert system.
  • Your own ingame character, with customizabile appearance and skills.

  • Skills and perks tree that unlocks powerful specialist abilities.

  • Personal reputation that spreads across the entire county, earning you new allies and making new enemies.

  • Autonomous NPCs with their own lives, that moan, bitch or praise your actions.
  • Your own fortified base, with plenty of options to repair and upgrade

  • A rich economy, with survival industry, a black market and faction traders

  • Bushcraft useful items such as Molotov cocktails and fabricate advanced ones in specialist run workshops.

  • Access hidden recipes by exploring hidden areas, befriending quirky NPCs or becoming a faction ally.
 
You could've fooled me into thinking that was Dead State. There are so many little aesthetic things that scream Dead State to me.
 
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