
Raid the actual pharmacy on your corner for antibiotics, then hole up before the horde finds you.
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A zombie shooter played in the real, photographed 3D city. Draw a line around your own streets and everything inside becomes the arena: your corner shop, your metro station, your front door.
Google; Vexcel Imaging US, Inc.; Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO; Airbus · Streets © OpenStreetMap contributors · OpenMapTilesNot a level. Your street.
The city is Google's photorealistic 3D map, streamed live: the façades, the trees, the bikes on the pavement. The streets, shops, stations and front doors come from OpenStreetMap, so the pharmacy you raid is the one on your corner.
Then the lights go out.
How the outbreak works
Drag a line around any part of any city Google has in 3D, up to 10 km². Your hood, your office, the street you grew up on.
Real buildings become walls. Real pharmacies, metro stations, squares and addresses become your missions. The dead crawl out of the stations.
The closer you get to the objective, the more of them there are and the faster they run. Finish the mission, take the score, go again.
Missions

Raid the actual pharmacy on your corner for antibiotics, then hole up before the horde finds you.

Survivors are trapped behind real front doors. Hold the door while you get them out.

They are pouring out of your metro station. Go down there and put them back in the ground.

Hold the square until the helicopter lands. Then run. Do not look back.
Leaderboard
Pick the streets. Seal them off. Find out how long you last.
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