As All Hallows’ Eve approaches, we thought we’d check back in with the action-RPG/zombie survival game, Zombasite, which saw a full release back in August. While the title has received some updates and tweaks since we last took a look at it, the core elements remain unchanged and are still worth exploring for those of you who want a mor...
Soldak Entertainment has been making games as an independent studio for the past 12 years. A hallmark of many of the titles they have produced has been the depth in their mechanics, from taking on quests to save a village to managing diplomatic relations all while set within the trappings of an action-RPG. We spoke with lead developer and founder S...
Despite its action-RPG trappings, Zombasite has more in common with board games like Diplomacy and Dead of Winter than it does with Diablo III. Between keeping your clan alive, managing relationships with your neighbors, and foiling your nemesis’ plans, you’ll have more to do than just “point-and-click.”
You can now get a sampling of Soldak's latest title, Zombasite, without having to pay for the Early Access version. The developer recently released a demo of the title that lets you play through as much of the game as you want, but your character level will be limited and you won't be able to play co-op with your friends.
Last fall we heard news about the new game from Soldak Entertainment, Zombasite. Set in a world overrun by zombies after the inevitable zomb-pocalypse, players can team up to slay the undead, get loot, and negotiate between groups of survivors. A recently released video of the title highlights some of the action players can expect.
Some years back, Mike and I checked out an action-RPG called Din's Curse. It was a "Diablo-clone" in all the best ways (before they started flooding the market post-Diablo 3) and had the distinct advantage at the time of being playable on the Mac. Years later, developer Soldak Entertainment is at it again with their latest offering, Zombasite,
