Nation Red

Nation Red is a project of the independent studio DiezelPower, which has, among other things, the Third Soldier action game (2009). This time the creators were inspired by classic, arcane zombie-shooters, in which the plot and realism come to the background, giving way to a spectacular slaughterhouse.

The action of the game has been set in the present day. From the introduction we learn that in 1977 the American army was sent to several isolated cities in the west of the country, where zombies appeared. The military quickly exterminated the undead and for a long time it was believed that the problem had been solved. It was so until the moment when an accidental truck driver somewhere in Arizona came across a horde of bloodthirsty intruders.

Playing in Nation Red is not complicated. The player directs the actions of a character who tries to survive the zombie invasion. This is not easy, however, given that there are thousands of opponents and some undead have learned to wield weapons.

The creators took care of an appropriately rich arsenal of means by which to wreak havoc among zombies - from axe and crowbar, through various caliber pistols, rifles and rifles, and on grenades or flame thrower to the flames. It is worth noting that some weapons are ideas of a community of players gathered around the game.

Nation Red offers several variants of fun. In solo mode these include campaign (consisting of 18 missions), survival mode, barricade mode and free game mode. The latter two are also available in cooperation mode, enriched with the option of competition between players - King of the Hill.

Most gameplay modes allow players to develop their heroes. Game characters can specialize in one of the four classes: sniper, artiller, medic or scout. More than 70 drums and power-ups can be unlocked, allowing you to increase the speed of movement, accuracy, or the rate of health regeneration.

Nation Red visuals are based on an engine known from Third Soldier. However, it has been adapted to display much more opponents on the screen. The action is shown from the perspective of a third person (TPP) with a camera placed above the hero. Greyish colors reflect the climate of desert locations, which arenas of struggle with zombies.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015