Zombie City Defense 2

No longer runs on Windows 11.

Getting a thumbs down for never fixing the Cloud saves it supposedly supports.

Having 'tried' it out before; this game was quickly my favorite - and I'm glad to have finally bought it (even if it was on sale). I just wish that we had more mechanics - like building repair or construction, at least for endless mode; as the zombies get incrementally more difficult to kill as more days pass. I made it to day 100 on the first mission; and day 60 on the last one. Your units cannot be upgraded further unlike the zombies which seem to have no ceiling as to how tough they can get; thankfully, they're not that resistant to airstrikes and artillery fire. Only issue I've ever had was just that mission 6 and mission 8 were pretty difficult to complete on hard mode; nearly impossible to get all of the civilians rescued in time while managing the zombie waves. In any case; I hope the developers are planning to cook up something good for the game's 10-year anniversary; but if not, this game will still hold a special place in my heart.

Zombie City Defense 2, developed and published by Mozg Labs, is a strategy-driven zombie survival game that blends elements of real-time tactics and tower defense into a single, demanding experience. Rather than focusing on moment-to-moment action or direct control, the game places players in a command role, overseeing military operations against an overwhelming undead outbreak. Set in a bleak near-future world, the game frames its conflict around the Iron Corps, a last-resort military force tasked with holding back the apocalypse while investigating the origins of the infection. The result is a game that emphasizes planning, resource efficiency, and adaptability over spectacle. At the heart of the experience is a mission-based structure where players must defend strategic locations against waves of zombies using a limited pool of tactical resources. Before each mission begins, you are given a set number of tactical points that determine what units, defenses, and abilities you can deploy. These points must be spent carefully on infantry squads, armored vehicles, stationary defenses, and powerful but costly abilities such as airstrikes. This system immediately establishes a sense o…

game completely broken for me i would say don't get it as it probably a dead game as it probably never get a fix or has enough people to help look for the error.

If you like this, then Infected Free Zone is definitely another zombie game for you.