Urban Strife Steam Charts & Stats

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Nice old school turn-based zombie RPG. Still in development but with a lot of potential.

25 hours in I think I can give an opinion on this. The game is a classic zombie survival isometric party based game with colony management aspects. It does these things well enough and the game is actually fun for EA pretty good actually. It reminds me a lot of Dead State and I hope the devs will take some inspiration from that game especially in regards to RPG aspects, which are as of now lacking. Maybe that is not what they want to do, or can't due to being a 3 person dev team and as such time constraints. With the right amount of polish, it could easlily be a 7.5/10 or even better game once finished. I'm looking forward to it.

I really enjoy the game a lot. Especially when it gives me the experience similar to Jagged Alliance games.

Found a game breaking bug, no matter how many reloads id done it still crashes , It Says the UE4-USG has crashed Fatal Error game has become unplayable

URBIN STRIFE: Society has fractured into gangs and pockets of survivors. Urban Strife initiates your journey with a rescue from a near-fatal crash, tasking you to save a dwindling community of elderly survivors from the roaming undead and the scheming factions of a Southern US backwater town. Zombies in games have become trite over the years, surpassing saturation point a decade ago, yet they persist in appearing in every other game. Consequently, games must excel to succeed, incorporating novel ideas to prevent stagnation. Notably, the team behind Urban Strife, a turn-based, squad-based strategy title, appears to have drawn inspiration from the past to create their game. One intriguing aspect is its setup, differing from State of Decay's open world, instead utilizing a dialect of real-time movement and turn-based combat upon encountering enemies. Moreover, the game encompasses more than just fighting zombies, with a narrative involving other factions, looting, building a camp, and supporting it through a crafting system, which allows for the creation of items like Molotov cocktails. These items prove useful, as you must often incinerate piles of corpses to prevent reanimation. The story is genuinely engaging, and I find myself invested in it, which is unusual for this genre, where gameplay typically takes precedence. The gameplay itself is excellent, reminiscent of XCOM, with free movement around the map, driving cars, and transitioning into turn-based mode upon encountering enemies. You allocate action points to move units and choose between moving, shooting, or setting up Overwatch. The game requires ammo and fuel management, as well as scavenging for food and medical supplies. The graphics are well-executed, although not exceptional, and the sound effects are convincing. Having played for approximately seven to eight hours, I am thoroughly enjoying the game. The developers are highly active, releasing updates that address customer concerns and improve the game. Despite being in Early Access, I highly recommend Urban Strife, even without a conclusive ending. Upon official release, I anticipate a polished and high-scoring game. Personally, I appreciate the game and would recommend it, awarding it a score of 8.5/10