Propaganda vs. Zombies

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So, there are no instructions. None of the cards have descriptions. None of the choices show what they do. Your stats are pictures, so i've got an idea? But we don't know for sure. You can see the descriptors in the trailer, but in game its all "No description". Same with the left and right choices. Energy keeps bouncing up and down, but i think it's even for getting, although you don't get enough energy to stay safe? Even when only using cards on zombies that are directly on you. I turned off the sound effects and music to reduce distraction while i tried to figure out the game, but there is still sounds. Honestly seemed like an interesting idea, but can't recommend and currently returning. When they fix it, and send me a copy, ill change the review.

Propaganda vs. Zombies is a remarkably unconventional strategy game that blends idle mechanics, deckbuilding systems, roguelike progression, and automated survival combat into a package that feels both humorous and surprisingly deep. Developed and published by Loboz, the game places players in the role of a leader attempting to withstand endless zombie invasions through the power of propaganda, unconventional military tactics, and careful resource management. While its satirical premise immediately grabs attention, the game's lasting appeal comes from the strategic flexibility and constant experimentation offered by its interconnected systems. The setting embraces absurdity from the very beginning. Instead of relying on traditional zombie-apocalypse themes, the game builds its identity around political propaganda and ideological influence. Players are not simply trying to eliminate hordes of undead enemies; they are actively attempting to convert them into loyal supporters who will fight alongside their cause. This unusual concept gives the game a distinctive personality and ensures that it stands apart from the countless zombie-themed titles available today. At its core, Propaga…

I do see the vision and this looks like it could be a fun game; but it definitely needs more improvements and some general bug fixes. This game could sell for sure (for a smaller price), if all the current systems would get polished at least