Siege
Round-based zombie survival in a voxel town where everything breaks, the ground too. Rivet them to walls, harpoon chunks off buildings, bore tunnels through rows of the dead, and blast your way in for chalk-drawn wall guns, perks, the power and the crate. Needs WebGPU.
Siege is a first-person, round-based zombie game in a small walled farm town where every brick, board, pew, shelf and paving stone is a body. The dead come in rounds, more and faster each time, out of the fields and through the windows. Run, shoot, blast your way through the town, and see how long you last.
Everything breaks. Rounds chip and punch through walls by material: wood and plaster go fast, brick slower, steel barely. The Breaker blows holes, the Grinder saws a wall in half, and sustained fire brings a building down on whatever is in the street. Explosions crater the ground, and you can dig all the way down to bedrock.
The town: a square with a general store, a diner with booths and a counter, a filling station, the church with its pews and tower, the school and its hall, a garage and workshop, the barn with its loft, the farmhouse, and furnished houses with kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms. You start in the square. Walls and barricades close it off from the rest; blow one with a charge to get through. Behind them: guns drawn in chalk on the walls, perk machines, the breaker box whose lever wakes them and lights the town, the gunsmith's bench that upgrades a gun, and a mystery crate that moves on after a few rolls.
