Irradiated Warzone
Dude, you awake? Sorry it's so late but I literally just finished playing Irradiated Warzone and I can't sleep now, my brain is still buzzing.
Remember how that guy, Mark, described it? Like, "FPS shooter with zombies and military, clear terrorists, collect loot for surving, make a tent, find water and food." Right? Sounds like a million other games. But it's NOT. It's like describing pizza as "bread with toppings." Technically true, but completely missing the point.
This game is actually... I don't know, it's *smart*. It's not about shooting everything. The "zombies" aren't really zombies, they're more like these sad, twisted things that just wander around, and the "military" are like these broken, automated drones that are way too strong to fight head-on. Your mission isn't to clear the area, it's just to *survive* the area.
The first time I played, I was just trying to shoot stuff, right? And I kept dying. Then I realized the whole point is stealth and using the environment. Like, I found this broken old radio tower, and if you fix it, it emits a frequency that messes with the drones' targeting. I spent like twenty minutes just figuring out how to get the parts, and then another ten climbing this rickety ladder, but once it was on? It felt so good. Because then you can actually move around without being instantly vaporized.
And the "tent" thing? It's not just crafting. You find the clothes and branches, yeah, but when you set it up, it’s like this tiny safe haven from the radiation and these weird, whispering winds. You hear the wind howling outside, and the distant, mournful cries of those twisted creatures, but inside your little tent, you're safe. For a bit. It’s like, really, really good at making you feel alone but also kinda resourceful.
I don't usually like survival games where you have to constantly eat and drink, but here, finding a pristine bottle of water in a bombed-out pharmacy felt like a huge victory. Not just a stat fill. It makes you feel like your really there, desperate. I started playing around 8 and suddenly it was 11. I even told my cousin Leo about it, and he usually only plays those super tactical military sims, but I think he'd like this. It's different. It's like a puzzle game mixed with a horror movie, but without the cheap jump scares. Just pure, atmospheric tension. You gotta try it.
Remember how that guy, Mark, described it? Like, "FPS shooter with zombies and military, clear terrorists, collect loot for surving, make a tent, find water and food." Right? Sounds like a million other games. But it's NOT. It's like describing pizza as "bread with toppings." Technically true, but completely missing the point.
This game is actually... I don't know, it's *smart*. It's not about shooting everything. The "zombies" aren't really zombies, they're more like these sad, twisted things that just wander around, and the "military" are like these broken, automated drones that are way too strong to fight head-on. Your mission isn't to clear the area, it's just to *survive* the area.
The first time I played, I was just trying to shoot stuff, right? And I kept dying. Then I realized the whole point is stealth and using the environment. Like, I found this broken old radio tower, and if you fix it, it emits a frequency that messes with the drones' targeting. I spent like twenty minutes just figuring out how to get the parts, and then another ten climbing this rickety ladder, but once it was on? It felt so good. Because then you can actually move around without being instantly vaporized.
And the "tent" thing? It's not just crafting. You find the clothes and branches, yeah, but when you set it up, it’s like this tiny safe haven from the radiation and these weird, whispering winds. You hear the wind howling outside, and the distant, mournful cries of those twisted creatures, but inside your little tent, you're safe. For a bit. It’s like, really, really good at making you feel alone but also kinda resourceful.
I don't usually like survival games where you have to constantly eat and drink, but here, finding a pristine bottle of water in a bombed-out pharmacy felt like a huge victory. Not just a stat fill. It makes you feel like your really there, desperate. I started playing around 8 and suddenly it was 11. I even told my cousin Leo about it, and he usually only plays those super tactical military sims, but I think he'd like this. It's different. It's like a puzzle game mixed with a horror movie, but without the cheap jump scares. Just pure, atmospheric tension. You gotta try it.
WASD - Movement Ctrl - Crouch LShift - Sprint Q E - Lean left right F - PickUp Or Inspect Weapon Box 1 2 3 - Switch Weapons G - Grenade LMB - Fire RMB - Aim Tab - Inventory Double click on item - to use Double right click -drop
