Defend Farmingdale from waves of Zeds in this strategy simulation on Tabletop Simulator. A mysterious virus turns residents into zombie-like killers, forcing survivors to organize town defenses amid the chaos. Players coordinate citizens and heroes to halt undead advances, eliminate threats, and pursue a cure while protecting communities.
This 1-5 player game suits ages 14 and up, with sessions lasting 90-120 minutes. Lead efforts to preserve lives and areas against the encroaching epidemic. Casual RPG elements blend with indie simulation for tense, cooperative play focused on survival and discovery.
Only the host needs to own this DLC.
1 - 5 Players | Ages 14 & Up
90-120 Minutes Playing Time
The postcards in every local drug store read, "Welcome to Fabulous Farmingdale!", an ad campaign that was the brainchild of Mayor Hernandez (who coincidentally employed his wife's public relations firm to market their community). But right now, things are far from fabulous in Farmingdale and, for once, everyone isn't blaming the Mayor. Some kind of virus or poison is turning ordinary people into vicious, zombie-like killers. It is not clear how the disease spreads (though it seems that physical contact is certainly one way), but it is obvious what the illness does to its victims.
These undead, nicknamed "Zeds" from the local newscasts as the acronym for "Zombie Epidemic Disease," are now converging on your corner of the world around Farmingdale. As best you can tell, you have been left to your own devices to stop them while the National Guard organizes a relief column, but that could take days, perhaps weeks, for them to fight their way to you and until then, what can you do?
With little choice between survival and a gruesome (un)death, you realize that you must coordinate the defense of the town of Farmingdale and its surrounding villages. You must lead the good citizens and emerging heroes of these communities to halt the Zeds' advances by (re)killing them, attempt to coordinate the discovery of a cure to this vile scourge, and preserve as much of the area and as many of its inhabitants as possible. There's no time to lose...
