New Game Soon Undeads Fighters?? Just saw it on official page

[EmTeam]

Wave-based survival: Each level brings tougher, faster, and more diverse zombies.

Rescue & recruit: Find new survivors and build a squad to boost your odds.

Auto-combat squad: Team members auto-shoot nearby enemies — you handle macro calls.

Deep progression: Upgrade the base, level up team members, and kit them with better weapons.

Tactical choices: Who do you rescue

[Swipe]

This thread perfectly captures that “strategy-meets-chaos” sweet spot — feels like XCOM but with zombies and desperation 🧟‍️

[EmTeam]

TL;DR: Save people, stack firepower, and turn your base into a last-stand fortress.
Who’s ready to micromanage the apocalypse?

[Nahid Hossen]

hold the base, save survivors, and outlast the horde.

[Nahid Hossen]

This thread perfectly captures that “strategy-meets-chaos” sweet spot — feels like XCOM but with zombies and desperation 🧟‍️

[Rimon Khan]

Who’s ready to micromanage the apocalypse?

[Abdul Khan]

Who do you rescue first? Which upgrades now, which later? Your calls decide the run.

[Abdul Khan]

TL;DR: Save people, stack firepower, and turn your base into a last-stand fortress.
Who’s ready to micromanage the apocalypse?

[Rimon Khan]

The rules are simple: hold the base, save survivors, and outlast the horde.

[Rimon Khan]

Automation brings speed and precision, but human oversight ensures ethical and transparent responses. In crypto, the smartest security combines machines and humans.

[Abdul Khan]

Fiverr’s shift to AI is reshaping the platform—and not everyone benefits.

[Nahid Hossen]

The Cayman Islands provide a favorable structure for DAOs seeking regulatory stability.

[Abdul Khan]

Hedera matters because it brings enterprise-grade performance to Web3.

[Rimon Khan]

Binance stepping up quality checks signals a cleaner marketplace ahead.

[Abdul Khan]

This approach reduces risk and aligns perfectly with smart product thinking.