Zgirls - Survive zombie apocalypse

Get ready to team up with our fearless and fierce Zgirls in this apocalyptic Android game that will have you on the edge of your seat. Whether you're a seasoned survivor or new to battling the undead, we've got everything you need to survive in style. With intense gameplay, strategic planning, and a whole lot of attitude, Zgirls will have you addicted faster than you can say "braaaaaains." Grab your smartphones, rally your squad, and let's show those zombies who's boss! The zombie apocalypse has never been so much fun – let's do this!

【Plot】

Following a genetic epidemic, the world has plunged into chaos with zombies spreading everywhere. The remaining humans are trapped within a school’s ruins, and you are their leader. Here, you can gather and train a team of talented young girls to serve as your personal zombie slayers. They are prepared to eradicate the zombies outside the school on your behalf.

A massive horde of zombies is approaching and you are humanity's last hope!

【Characteristics】

• Enhance your stronghold to fend off raids from zombies and enemies

• Create top-notch gear to enhance your forces’ effectiveness

• Numerous quests and events assist you in rapid progression

• Engage with friends or foes among players globally

Basics about the game

ZGirls is a mobile war game in which you take the role of a survivor of a zombie apocalypse... With the main difference that you're not a controllable character but a “behind the scenes” commander that gives orders.

You manage your armies through the enablers (they 'enable' you to command your army). The enablers are a bunch of pretty anime-style underage girls with different skills. In the past, you could date most of them. Now you can only date 2, after fulfilling some requirements.

There are several types of Resources, they're mostly self-explanatory. We could add Obsidian (see under Fortresses, below) and Diamonds.

Diamonds is the “vip” RSS of the game. You can get some through Quests (check Item B for more on how to get them). We'll see the best uses for them later, too.

Idleness is your worst enemy in this game, that’s why people that spend too much time offline get removed from the alliance.

A.- The School

The game features 17 “inside the school” building grounds (to be filled with the 4 unit-producing buildings, Z11, Shrine, Embassy, Student Union, Logistics Center, Dorm, Armory, Communication Building, War Factory, Laboratory, Cafeteria, Clone Lab and Storeroom) and 35 “free- outside the school” building grounds (to be filled with YOUR choice of up to 8 of each type: Shelter, Farm, Oil Well, Clinic, Alloy Mine, Steel Mill).

Which number of each one of those to build will depend on your strategy and on your play method. You can build, for an “all out attack” strategy: 8 Shelters, 8 Clinics, 1 Farm, 8 Steel Mill, 8 Alloy Mine, 2 Oil Well.

Why this setting? It prioritizes Unit Production and the ability to heal them, plus helps you get the “harder” to obtain resources: Steel and Alloy.

Or a “Farm” setting: 8 of each Resource node (as above), 1 Shelter and 2 Clinics (or 2 Shelters/1 Clinic, up to you).

Besides the building, you also have to upgrade the buildings themselves, they get more useful with each level (or at some specific levels, as is the case with Barracks [unit producing buildings]). Having a level 17 or level 18 Military Office makes no real difference.

The Monument is a passive (as in no need to upgrade it) building. When your troops die in combat, you get life sign papers back. The stronger the enemy, the more life papers that you get (it's also speculated that, the stronger the unit that dies, the more papers it gives).

You can Build/Upgrade ONE building at a time, with the option of temporarily hiring a second one.

B.- Quests

The game gives you 3 types of quests.

“Mission Type”: they're announced with a yellow walkie-talkie while in the school interface. They never expire, and you may complete them in any order. Sometimes you complete one and get the rewards for several others that you completed along the way. You can only see three of these at a time.

“Event Type”: You can see them at the Events Building (to the left of the Teaching Building). It shows both Unique Events (like Easter-themed ones, Christimas-themed, and so on) and 'regular' ones (like Train Students, Kill Enemy Troops, Increase Strength and so on). The 'Regular' events rotate almost daily. This is the main way for free-to-play players to obtain diamonds.

Quest Type: marked with a Book (to the left of the Inventory button, above the chat box), Quest types are daily quests. They're further subdivided into 5:

- Sign-In Reward: you log in every day, and collect rewards. No further information necessary. You get Izumi (and plenty of other rewards) by doing this.

- Rescue: remember that little chopper on the right of your “inside the school” area? Well, 10 times a day, you get to send it outside and come back with free stuff for you. The longer the mission, the better the rewards. USUALLY.

The most important missions are the ones that give 5 Virus Stock. Then the ones that give ONE VS (virus stock), then the ones that give three 2h troop speedup (you'll want these for the Train Students Event), then the ones that give one 2h troop speedup. Then the others. If you get 2 or more Rescue adventures that don't give speedups or virus stocks, do the ones that do give those and then refresh (only using the free refresh, of course).

【Contact】

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WarGameZgirls/