Endzone: A World Apart - Survivor Edition

Mechanics

Endzone: A World Apart does not differ too much from the formula used in other city builders. So we create a base using over 30 available buildings and try to satisfy the most important needs of the residents. In the meantime, we must ensure a steady supply of resources for needed by the settlement, as well as the assignment of tasks and responsibilities to our people. With time, we also begin to send expeditions into the unexplored corners of the post-apocalyptic world in search of valuable artifacts, and at any time we may be forced to make decisions that will decide about the life or death of settlers.

However, the world after a nuclear disaster is much less friendly than typical metropolis from Cities: Skylines. Our settlement is threatened by rapid weather changes: sudden droughts, sandstorms, poisonous rains, etc. Moreover, even after 150 years, the radiation levels remain high, making it difficult to cultivate the soil. Each field has its own values for radioactive contamination and moisture, which change as a result of precipitation, among other things. In this situation, efficient planning (including amassing of food stocks) is crucial, but also is a little bit of luck.

Game modes

Endzone: A World Apart focuses on single-player mode, without offering any form of multiplayer gameplay.

Technical aspects

Endzone: A World Apart uses isometric view and decent three-dimensional visuals.