Empire Z is a game for fans of Game of War: Fire Age, who also happen to like zombies. Like many games of this type, you can get all kinds of VIP bonuses in the game, which include goodies such as free speed ups, speedy resource acquisition, troop attack and defense bonuses, and even more […Read More]
Never neglect to keep your cloning center upgraded. Throughout most of the game, this building will serve as useless deadweight. However, if you get attacked by a strong enough player, your hero might end up being killed in the battle. You only get to keep a fraction of their hero experience, and the higher your […Read More]
Infected troops are best used for attacking another player’s city. The reason for this is that they are strong against defenses, whereas defenses are strong against your living troops (different defenses are strong against different troops), and every one of your living troops is weak against other players’ defenses. However, living troops are best used […Read More]
When you’re deciding which troops to train, train anything except for zombies if it’s for defensive purposes. Train infantry, vehicles, and demolition. Infantry is strong against demolition, vehicles are strong against infantry and demolition is strong against vehicles. All three of these troop types are strong against zombies, making zombies somewhat worthless for defensive purposes. […Read More]
Empire Z is an MMO real time strategy game in the same vein as Game of War: Fire Age, but with zombies, and with that, a whole range of new strategy that’s fairly unique to this type of game. Here you will find yourself getting attacked frequently by other players, especially if you are on […Read More]
There are four types of infected troops that can be trained in the infected pen. Shamblers are first tier zombies, while runners are second tier zombies. Bloated troops are third tier zombies, while the elite troops are the most powerful zombies in the game. These, like the other troops, are unlocked in the combat section […Read More]
Empire Z has become one of the fastest growing new games for the iOS and Android, for a very simple reason: Because zombies. Think of it as your very own The Walking Dead simulator (except that you are more like The Governor rather than Rick). Attacking is one of the biggest parts of the game, […Read More]
Empire Z is like Game of War: Fire Age meets The Walking Dead. You get to start your own city, train your own zombies just like the Governor, as well as your own military, then go and clear zombie-infected cities, battle against other players and their strongholds, and attempt to rebuild your own civilization. Gold […Read More]
When you find an infected city on the map, take your alliance, team up with them, and clear the city of zombies. Once it’s clear, it will be an abandoned city, and it can be used to raid all five of the resources. Until you kill the zombies, though, you won’t have any luck at […Read More]
Empire Z has five primary types of resources: wood, food, metal, oil and coins. All five of these always seem to be in chronically short supply, yet without them, your construction will completely stall, your troop training will grind to a halt, and you’re stuck waiting around for your city to generate more. Read on […Read More]
