Zafehouse Diaries 2

Well, it's been over a decade and I still always come back to it! Really scratches that zombie strategy itch in a way that other games never seem to. The first game was fantastic, too! They really perfected what they were going for with this one. I love the style with the maps and journal, everything feels so tactile!! That kind of style is rare these days. For a game that seems quite simple on the surface, the various game modes are genuinely challenging to beat and the characters you play as are diverse and dynamic. There is truly nothing else like this game. Other strategy games leave me craving this one. It's also very palatable and easy to pick up and play anywhere as there isn't really much gore, but it isn't boring at all and is still surprisingly immersive. Super unique for a zombie game. If you love zombies and turn-based strategy, this game is a must play. One of a kind!!!

Survive the zombie apocalypse. What more needs to be said? Okay, well, this is a survival game told mostly through the journal and actions you direct the characters to do. If you need swish 3D graphics, this ain't for you. If you have an attention span however, the game has a boardgame type of feel as you direct your survivor(s) to search, barricade, and loot buildings as you either wait out for rescue, or attempt to secure your own way out of the town. Zafehouse Diaries 1 & 2 are go to casual games for me.

If you are even interested in this game, just play Fear equation by the same dev, better than this in every way. RNG on this one was driving me insane, I was starting to think my game was cursed

its fine, but the randomness is just a little too much for me. you can only do so much and your guys still die. again its fine, give it a shot but it was not for me

I love this game. I never progress/succeed, but I just keep playing and playing it, and failing, and restarting. I wish there were more games like this, but have not been able to find anything similar. I love the background sound of it, the little piano, the atmosphere. When I'm not playing it, I'm thinking about it. The only thing that annoys me is that when you switch to the second monitor, the game is minimised, and window mode doesn't really work properly (it's one of those windows that can't be resized by normal window controls, but have to be set with a resolution from inside the game, so never really fits properly).

[h1] So close to perfection [/h1] I remember wanting to play the original game so badly as a kid but I never could so finally getting around to playing both is awesome but the game is held back just barely by lack of development time. The best part of both games is the customisation, being able to chuck whatever people you want into a zombie appocalypse and trying to survive is really fun and with its more story based approach it leaves the details of what's happening to your imagination instead of trying to show you it which works really well and allows you to imagine what might actually be going on instead of a half assed attempt at showing you. It falls just short of perfection though with how much customisation the game allows, for some reason the first game allowed you to create custom images for locations but this is completely missing in the sequel which makes no sense. It was barebones in the original but just being able to add your own photos of places makes the game more unique and open-ended. I said earlier that the game lacked enough development time, I noticed this because the game does actually have the code to support custom events! There are templates for all dif…