Codename: Apocalypse

Codename: Apocalypse

RANK B · Deckbuilding, Roguelike, Post-apocalyptic, Card Battler, RPG

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About Codename: Apocalypse

To escape from zombies at 8, and start to work at 9


Codename: Apocalypse is a rogue-like deck-building game that combines role-playing and deck-building elements as one. Play as a normal civilian and try to live as usual, while an unknown doomsday crisis is approaching.

Empower Your Deck & Live With Crises


The cards in the game are divided into more than 30 subjects. While building the deck, players can also accumulate the corresponding skills, which leads to the appearance of extra dialog or investigation options during story events. These options will affect the behavior and character of the protagonist, and even the enemies to be encountered in the coming battles.

Make Your Choice & Create Your Own Story


Multiple story scripts will be available in Codename: Apocalypse. Depending on your choices, players may experience pre-apocalypse lives caused by cult, zombie crisis, ecological disaster, alien invasion, etc. Players can challenge these scripts of different mechanics to gradually unlock the progress of the game and discover the truth behind the doomsday disaster.

1) Daily Scheduling System


At the beginning of each day, players can decide their own schedule which will be executed one by one afterwards. When the day ends, players will get a certain amount of apocalypse progress.

2) Contest-point Based Card Battle


Each battle consists of rounds of "debates" whereas players have to use the knowledge cards in their hands to reduce the HP of the enemies to zero. If the damage caused by the player to a single contest-point is greater than the enemy, the player will occupy the contest-point and gain additional effects of the contest-point.

3) Story Event


Players will experience an event every day, where players can select various options to obtain different attribute enhancements and apocalypse ending points. If the apocalypse progress reaches 100%, players can choose the ending at home and challenge the final level.

4) Restaurant


Players can make deck adjustments or supplies in the restaurant.

Codename: Apocalypse — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
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