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Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven — Part Four continues your story as you survive in your new haven, a rural junkyard, in Central Colorado. Continue your story from earlier parts, or skip right to the new chapters with a new original or pre-made character!

It’s 20% off until February 12th! And to celebrate, Part One, Part Two, and Part Three are 40% off, and both sets of Stories from the Outbreak are 33% off!

With five brand new chapters and another 1,000,000 words, Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven is now more than 2,700,000 words in total! That’s 70,000 words each time you play Part Four alone, and more than 210,000 for the full game. Given the number of paths from beginning to end, you can have a unique story every time and still never see all there is in Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven! Also new in this update: full color character portraits!

• Grow your group to as many as 26 characters, with 17 of them as romantic options. Propose to your romantic partner and even get matching tattoos.
• Be the leader of your group and improve the junkyard. Build new structures, such as a hydroponic farm, radio room, windmill, and zombie pit, or set up reinforcements to defend, such as a minefield, camera security system, and flamethrower. Choose to let others lead and have more time for your own activities.
• Continue to expand your skills and train your group, including your (optional) nephew or pet.
• Begin your research into the Zeta virus to cure the zombie-making disease or even take over the virus for your own use.
• Explore new areas such as a Central Colorado University, a strip mall, a campground, and the abandoned town of New Breckenridge.
• Encounter groups of survivors, both new and old. Forge alliances or raid them for their resources. Trade items, including unique weapons and gifts (to give to other survivors).

Jim Dattilo developed this game using ChoiceScript, a simple programming language for writing multiple-choice interactive novels like these. Writing games with ChoiceScript is easy and fun, even for authors with no programming experience. Write your own game and Hosted Games will publish it for you, giving you a share of the revenue your game produces.