Emerge: Cities of the Apocalypse

Some nostalgia around this game - I played the demo in 2016 during my younger years. This was the first 4X I got really sucked into, more so than Civilization games (at that time). And I do like its isometric artstyle. However on revisit, I did not enjoy it as much. Very likely because I suck and I spread out my research points, but things got repetitive fast while also getting overwhelmed my enemies. Realtime sections were a chord (and AI wasn't much better either). With another sequel, maybe it could've turned out a better game.

i cant believe i bought this so long ago im a fool

Emerge: Cities of the Apocalypse is a post-apocalyptic strategy title developed and published by Emilios Manolidis that combines city-building, turn-based strategy, and real-time combat into a single experience. Instead of focusing solely on constructing settlements or eliminating waves of zombies, the game asks players to restore civilization by reclaiming districts one at a time while managing limited resources and defending humanity from an ever-present undead threat. Its ambitious blend of genres gives it a distinctive identity, offering players a gameplay loop that rewards thoughtful planning as much as quick reactions. The strategic layer forms the foundation of the experience. Players gradually expand across a devastated city by capturing new sectors, gathering supplies, and restoring infrastructure. Every turn presents meaningful choices, as expanding too aggressively can leave valuable territories vulnerable, while excessive caution may slow overall progress. Resources remain scarce throughout the campaign, making efficient management essential. Buildings must be upgraded, supplies carefully distributed, and defensive preparations prioritized to ensure that newly reclaime…

Its a good game

You need to claim many area of city to win. At same time, kill zombie

GG