Apocalypse How - an IFDB Poll
by katz
RSS FeedPost-apocalyptic games: equal parts cliche and fun. Authors are free to dispense with pesky NPCs, complicated modern technology, and implementing working everyday items. Players can have no inhibitions about acting like murderous kleptomaniacs. What are your favorite (and least favorite) games that take place after the end?
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| Glowgrass, by Nate Cull 4 votes (No comment) [+]... (No comment) [+]... (No comment) [+]... (No comment) [+]...  Vote for this game | |
| Scavenger, by Quintin Stone 4 votes "Not NPC-free, but..." [+]... "Strong setting,..." [+]... (No comment) [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Calm, by Joey Jones and Melvin Rangasamy 3 votes "An unusual sort of apocalypse." [+]... "Perfectly Lonely" [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Purple, by Stefan Blixt 2 votes "Avoiding the..." [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Gun Mute, by C.E.J. Pacian 2 votes (No comment) [+]... (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| El Día Después, by José Vicente Ruiz 1 vote "Castilian Spanish - Zombies" [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Roofed, by Jim Munroe 1 vote (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| City of Dead Leaves, by Felix Pleşoianu 1 vote "If you'll forgive..." [+]... Vote for this game | |
| LASH -- Local Asynchronous Satellite Hookup, by Paul O'Brian 1 vote (No comment) [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Dead Hotel, by Comazombie 1 vote "I would assume..." [+]... Vote for this game | |
| Forrajeo, by Incanus 1 vote "Castilan Spanish - Zombies" [+]... Vote for this game | |