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DeadOS

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99%Game Brain Score
story, atmosphere
graphics, gameplay
99% User Score Based on 123 reviews

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DeadOS is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Benn Powell and was released on April 29, 2021. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

DeadOS is an early access zombie outbreak simulator, allowing players to build their own apocalypse with up to 25,000 simulated humans and adjustable elements such as zombie speed and human accuracy. The game features a retro visual style and allows for remote control of individuals during the simulation, with adjustable simulation speed for optimal performance. Create custom city blocks to personalize the city for a unique outbreak scenario.

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99%
Audience ScoreBased on 123 reviews
story2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions

  • The game offers a unique and engaging simulation experience, allowing players to control various aspects of a zombie outbreak.
  • The developer is highly active, providing regular updates and improvements, which enhances the overall gameplay experience.
  • It has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic zombie simulation games, making it appealing to fans of the genre.
  • The game currently lacks depth and replayability, with some players finding it becomes boring after a short time.
  • There are several bugs and AI issues that need to be addressed, such as pathfinding problems and inconsistent NPC behavior.
  • Some players feel the game is still too barebones and would benefit from additional features and customization options.
  • graphics
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics feature a retro aesthetic reminiscent of 80s and 90s terminal systems, enhanced with modern elements and a polished presentation. While the top-down isometric perspective and simple visuals may cause some eye strain, the impressive scale of the simulation, capable of handling up to ten thousand characters, adds depth to the overall experience.

    • “I really like the whole OS terminal aesthetic it's going for, and it's done quite well. Honestly, the level of polish on the intro caught me off guard!”
    • “This game is well made; it's an interesting concept, and I adore the 80's style graphics.”
    • “Though the graphics and presentation are simple, the scale of the simulation impressed me; up to ten thousand people can be simulated in the city.”
    • “Graphically reminds me of old terminal-based systems from the 80s/90s - but with a modern twist.”
    • “Just be prepared for some eye strain with the visuals.”
  • gameplay
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay offers direct control over various units, including humans, cops, military, and zombies, featuring looting and customizable ammo mechanics. It emphasizes strategic elements such as calling in support and managing resources, reminiscent of earlier infection simulation games, while also providing an engaging atmosphere and sound design that enhances the overall fun.

    • “The atmosphere, the sound design, and the gameplay overall are beautifully created and very fun to play.”
    • “More strategic gameplay like nukes or snappier call-in of support, ammo drops, etc.”
    • “Directly control humans, cops, military, and zombies with looting and ammo mechanics, including the option for infinite ammo.”
    • “The gameplay lacks depth, feeling more like a series of disconnected mechanics rather than a cohesive experience.”
    • “The controls are clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to manage units effectively.”
    • “There is a missed opportunity for more strategic gameplay elements, such as better support call-ins and resource management.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's replayability is seen as limited, with players enjoying it initially but feeling it lacks depth for long-term engagement. Suggestions for improvement include adding mod support and a custom map creator to enhance community involvement and extend replay value. While some believe it has potential for greater replayability, current feedback indicates it falls short in this area.

    • “Good time to buy; I can see this having a big replay value.”
    • “Great game, but the replayability could be improved. Adding mod support and a custom map creator would greatly enhance this aspect by allowing the community to contribute.”
    • “Very fun game for about an hour; not very replayable and needs to be expanded upon, but very good.”
    • “Great game, but the replayability goes down the drain. Adding mod support and a custom map creator would do wonders to improve this, allowing the community to contribute.”
    • “Good time to buy, but I can see this having limited replay value.”
  • story
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story aspect of the game is described as flexible, allowing players to engage without being forced into a specific narrative. However, there is a desire for deeper NPC interactions and goals, suggesting that while the foundation is solid, there is potential for significant improvement with future updates.

    • “It's not trying to push a story or force you to play a certain way.”
    • “While it's not quite to the level of NPC reactivity and storytelling I have in mind, I feel this is a really good foundation for something really, really great if the dev decides to keep at it with updates and features.”
    • “While it's not quite to the level of NPC reactivity and storytelling I have in mind (civilians have no real goal other than to hide in a building, poorly defend said building, and die or disperse when the zombies get in; yes, some should stick with this, but others should have simple goals or do more to ensure survival), I feel this is a really good foundation for something really, really great if the dev decides to keep at it with updates and features.”
  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is highly praised for its beautiful sound design and engaging gameplay, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience.

    • “The atmosphere, the sound design, and the overall gameplay are beautifully crafted and incredibly fun to experience.”
    • “The immersive atmosphere draws you in, making every moment feel alive and engaging.”
    • “The game's atmosphere is hauntingly beautiful, creating a perfect backdrop for the thrilling gameplay.”
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DeadOS is a simulation game.

DeadOS is available on PC and Windows.

DeadOS was released on April 29, 2021.

DeadOS was developed by Benn Powell.

DeadOS has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its graphics.

DeadOS is a single player game.

Similar games include VEIN, Cepheus Protocol, The Universim, inZOI, Survivalist: Invisible Strain and others.