Dead Void

A quiet farm village falls apart in Dead Void when the dead rise and the neighbors turn into flesh-eating zombies. The main character wakes up inside an abandoned farmhouse, cut off from everyone, with no one knocking at the door and no clue who is still human. From that moment, survival and escape from the infected area become the only focus, and every location pushes the story forward through the ruined countryside and the city.

How to play?

Start by grabbing a basic knife and checking rooms in the house for supplies. The attic holds the first gun, so explore upward before heading outside. The game plays as a first-person zombie shooter, and the farmer moves through linked levels that follow a single storyline from the village to the streets, the sewers, and the hospital. Every new zone continues the same escape attempt and remembers earlier events.

Move through houses and roads, search furniture and corners for weapons, ammo, and first aid kits, and clear zombies that block the way. If zombies get too close, the character loses health quickly, so keep a distance with the gun when possible and use the knife only when there is no choice. First aid kits restore lost health, which keeps the farmer alive long enough to reach the next area and keep the story going.

Follow the current assignment text shown in the interface. It tells where to head, whom to look for, and which area to reach next. Early on, the farmer checks on a neighbor, then the tasks lead toward the city and deeper into the zombie-infested zones. The mission list also points to other survivors, the only possible support in this dead world.

Every destroyed zombie clears the path toward the one real way out: finding a working car and leaving the infected city behind. Play through all connected levels of this zombie game, finish every assignment, and guide the last farmer to a safe shelter.