http://www.destructoid.com/the-top-ten-zombie-games-of-all-time-110512.phtml
Survival Crisis Z aspires to the loftiest of heights that comprise every zombie lover's fantasies: the nonlinear, sandbox zombie epic. Granted, it's hampered by wonky controls and an unfriendly interface, but if you can get past all that, this indie game has more free-roaming zombie goodness than most of the games on this list.
In a zombie-infested wasteland, you must choose to fight for the SWAT or the Rebels, or play both sides against one another. You can progress the plot by taking story missions, or just scavenge for food and ammo while getting into dynamic gunfights with both human factions and the undead. Though the actual story missions aren't that enthralling, you won't care when, after entering a SWAT base to load up on supplies, a horde of the undead breaks through all the windows and doors of the base and you're suddenly forced to defend yourself against the innumerable undead alongside an entire base full of SWAT officers. After every last zombie has been killed and every downed SWAT officer has been looted for their weapons and ammo, you'll realize it: that entire fight was unscripted. That sort of stuff just happens in Survival Crisis Z, and it happens all the time.
Were someone to make an improved, fully 3D version of Survival Crisis Z with better controls, interface, and story, that might well be, in theory, the ultimate zombie apocalypse game.
it has South Park graphics which I find funny.The game gets VERY creepy later on.Damn why didn't I try this game sooner.It's cool
.Check it out.It's freeware now...If you're on windows 7 or vista you have to download these 3 .dll files for older versions of direct x,then enable them in the command prompt,but it's very easy.I did it,and I'm an extreme noob lol.Creepy soundtrack.Like Silent Hill...It was made back in 2004 by the same guy who has made other xbox live arcade games.Survival Crisis X is supposed to be a multiplayer version coming to XBL....dunno when....it's made by the same dude who also made the indie game I made a game with zombies in it.
http://www.thegamehippo.com/game/36
http://survivalcrisisz.wikia.com/wiki/Survival_Crisis_Z
Vista FixEdit
This also works with Windows 7.
dx7vb.dll dx8vb.dll d3drm.dll
Vista 32 bitEdit
Quote from: From Facepunch for Vista 32 bit
You can find them on your XP installation under the Windows\System32 directory.
2. Now that you have those 3 files, you need to put them in the Vista system32 directory, this is usually C:\Windows\System32 - best way to do this is to move them using Windows Explorer.
3. Go to the Start Button, choose All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. You should get a black window titled "Administrator: Command Prompt" - if not, right click Command Prompt in the start menu and choose "Run as administrator".
4. In the command window, type in the following (note that <enter> means press the enter key):
cd c:\windows\system32 <enter> (assuming windows is on your C: drive, if not put the correct letter in.)
regsvr32 dx7vb.dll <enter> Click OK on the window that comes up saying dllregserver succeeded
regsvr32 dx8vb.dll <enter> Click OK on the window that comes up saying dllregserver succeeded
exit <enter>
Vista 64 bitEdit
Quote from: From Facepunch for Vista 64
You can find them on your XP installation under the Windows\System32 directory.
2. Now that you have those 3 files, you need to put them in the Vista syswow64 directory, this is usually C:\Windows\syswow64 - best way to do this is to move them using Windows Explorer.
3. Go to the Start Button, choose All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. You should get a black window titled "Administrator: Command Prompt" - if not, right click Command Prompt in the start menu and choose "Run as administrator".
4. cd c:\windows\syswow64 <enter> (assuming windows is on your C: drive, if not put the correct letter in.)
regsvr32 dx7vb.dll <enter> Click OK on the window that comes up saying dllregserver succeeded
regsvr32 dx8vb.dll <enter> Click OK on the window that comes up saying dllregserver succeeded
exit <enter>
