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| − | <onlyinclude>[[Zombie Fortress]] or '''Zombie Fortress Mode'' (abbreviated as '''ZFM''') was a planned game mode both for singleplayer and multiplayer, intended to be available to all fully-paying members of [[KAG Classic]] (back before it was free and known as "KAG Classic"), in which players attempt to survive in a randomly generated world against a never-ending undead horde. In the end, a work in progress version of the singleplayer variant was released on March 2nd, 2012, as the developers left for GDC in San Francisco and did not want to delay the release while completing the multiplayer version. In the end, the multiplayer Zombie Fortress was never released (though it is commonly modded, both in KAG Classic and [[KAG Alpha]]), and the singleplayer version was abandoned. | + | <onlyinclude>[[Zombie Fortress]] or '''Zombie Fortress Mode'' (abbreviated as '''ZFM''') was a planned game mode both for singleplayer and multiplayer, intended to be available to all fully-paying members of [[KAG Classic]] (back before it was free and known as "KAG Classic"), in which players attempt to survive in a randomly generated world against a never-ending undead horde. It was also planned that there'd be multiple undead classes. In the end, a work in progress version of the singleplayer variant [https://web.archive.org/web/20140702170855/http://devlog.kag2d.com:80/post/18611784562/zombie-fortress-single-player-released was released] on March 2nd, 2012, as the developers left for GDC in San Francisco and did not want to delay the release while completing the multiplayer version. In the end, the multiplayer Zombie Fortress was never released (though it is commonly modded, both in KAG Classic and [[KAG Alpha]]), and the singleplayer version was abandoned. |
| − | The "[[Zombies (KAG Classic)|Zombies]]" spawn naturally in randomly generated dungeons and underground expanses, at [[Zombie Portal|Zombie Portals]], as well as during the [[Day/Night Cycle|night]]. There are also NPCs which will help you survive the Zombie horde. | + | The "[[Zombies (KAG Classic)|Zombies]]" spawn naturally in randomly generated dungeons and underground expanses, at [[Zombie Portal|Zombie Portals]], as well as during the [[Day/Night Cycle|night]]. There are also NPCs which will help you survive the Zombie horde. The objective is to survive as many days as the player(s) can.</onlyinclude> [[Migrant|Migrants]] were recruitable unarmed survivors, recruited by carrying them to a [[Quarters]] and then pressing [E]. |
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Revision as of 17:06, 4 March 2019
Information below might not be relevant in the latest game version.
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Zombie Fortress or Zombie Fortress Mode (abbreviated as ZFM') was a planned game mode both for singleplayer and multiplayer, intended to be available to all fully-paying members of KAG Classic (back before it was free and known as "KAG Classic"), in which players attempt to survive in a randomly generated world against a never-ending undead horde. It was also planned that there'd be multiple undead classes. In the end, a work in progress version of the singleplayer variant was released on March 2nd, 2012, as the developers left for GDC in San Francisco and did not want to delay the release while completing the multiplayer version. In the end, the multiplayer Zombie Fortress was never released (though it is commonly modded, both in KAG Classic and KAG Alpha), and the singleplayer version was abandoned.
The "Zombies" spawn naturally in randomly generated dungeons and underground expanses, at Zombie Portals, as well as during the night. There are also NPCs which will help you survive the Zombie horde. The objective is to survive as many days as the player(s) can. Migrants were recruitable unarmed survivors, recruited by carrying them to a Quarters and then pressing [E].
