Endzone - A World Apart

Endzone - A World Apart is a city planning simulator in the post-apocalypse. A small community of nuclear war survivors needs competent leadership. The first buildings are placed near the water, and the water has to be purified. Housing is built gradually, and tents are quickly replaced by houses made from leftover concrete. The first survivors come from different places and bring their skills. Life depends on water and food, and radioactive dust spoils crops. The land has to be cleared, the fields have to be irrigated, and the rains have to be waited out under a roof. Rain and dryness alternate, so the harvest depends on the weather. Infected areas are fenced off until they are cleaned up. Cleaning requires time and manpower. Radiation affects health, so medicines are valued more than gold. Displaced people come with different skills and need work, housing and treatment. Hospitals, schools and warehouses are being built gradually, and a lack of people is slowing down construction. Children grow up and eventually take up work. Scouts find supplies in the ruins and report new threats. Schools and workshops open professions. The queue for housing is growing faster than houses are being built. The story campaign explains why the world is in this state and requires you to complete tasks on the map. The sandbox allows you to build without restrictions. Campaign missions are chapter-by-chapter. The campaign sets conditions on each map, and the sandbox allows you to choose the climate to your liking. Campaign missions explain what happened to major cities. For anyone who likes to build in difficult conditions, this wasteland is suitable. Traders come for supplies and goods. The community shares plans and ways to save money. Updates added buildings and events. Updates expanded the list of buildings, and the community shared tips.