- April 29, 2021
- Benn Powell
DeadOS
Platforms
About
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.









- The game is a unique and engaging zombie outbreak simulator that allows players to watch the chaos unfold, providing a satisfying experience for fans of the genre.
- The developer is highly active, consistently releasing updates that improve gameplay and add new features, showing a strong commitment to the game's growth.
- The game has a lot of potential with its modular design and customization options, making it a fun and interesting experience for players who enjoy simulation games.
- The game can become repetitive after a while, with limited content currently available, which may affect long-term replayability.
- Some AI behaviors are inconsistent, leading to moments where zombies or civilians do not react logically to the unfolding chaos, which can detract from immersion.
- While the game is promising, it still feels barebones in certain areas, and players may find it lacking in depth until more features are added.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics feature a nostalgic retro aesthetic reminiscent of 80s and 90s terminal systems, which is well-executed and polished, particularly in the introductory sequences. While the presentation is simple, it effectively supports a large-scale simulation of up to ten thousand characters, though some players may experience eye strain due to the visual style. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's unique concept and charm.
“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.”
“Just be prepared for some eye strain with the visuals.”
“Graphically reminds me of old terminal-based systems from the 80s/90s - but with a modern twist.”
“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.”