The world ended and the dead kept walking. Bind them with serum, raise a village from the ruins, and defend it from every settlement in the wasteland.
One vial of binding serum turns a wandering zombie into a worker or a soldier. Build a Binding Pit, bind them in batches, and choose your strain: balanced shamblers, fast runners or armoured brutes. The Serum Lab brews the serum and runs your research.
Mort was the first zombie you ever bound. Now he's your foreman, hard hat and clipboard included. On your first night he walks you through eleven jobs, from your first Scrapworks to your first fight. Each one pays a small reward, and afterwards he points at whatever needs you next.
Building, researching and binding each open a quick game first: rivets to hammer, pipes to route, a needle to stop in the green, serum to sort, lamps to light and ruins to map. Play well and your builders work twice as fast, and your buildings come out masterworks.
March square by square across a shared wasteland, loop around a village and hit the road it guards least. Loot, trophies and weekly leagues for the winners; a shield, a rally and 24 hours of revenge for whoever loses.
When raiders reach your walls while you're playing, you get thirty seconds to answer: burst a spore cloud, pull guards from another road, call a tower volley. And every Saturday night the blood moon sends three waves at every settlement at once.
Zombies that survive a fight gain experience, level up and mutate: bloaters, spitters, wallbreakers. Mix strains in one march and they cover for each other.
Start with a keep and four pads on a floating island. Expand the grid, upgrade buildings to level five, pick a specialization at levels three and five, and wall every road with a barricade and a gate.
Straight from the game, no mock-ups.
Yes. Voxhorde is free to download and play. Gold, the premium currency, is sold in packs, and optional ads can speed things up. Everything in the game can be earned by playing.
Voxhorde is made for iPhone and plays in portrait. It needs an internet connection, because every settlement lives in one shared realm.
The realm mixes other players with settlements that play on their own, so there is always someone to raid, trade blows with and climb past on the leaderboard.
You lose part of the stock above your protected amount and up to two buildings are wrecked for half an hour. You also get a shield, three hours of rally and a revenge window, so a loss is a reason to come back rather than to quit.
With Game Center, silently, or with Sign in with Apple. Your village follows your Apple account to any iPhone.