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Infection Free Zone

A survival strategy game where you rebuild after an outbreak in any real place on Earth, using maps generated from real-world geographic data. It is still in Early Access.

SoloDeck Playable
Infection Free Zone key art
83/ 100

Worth a visit

Great if it matches your taste. Check who it suits.

Tense

Play it if

You want to see how your own town would survive an outbreak.

Skip it if

You want a finished, polished strategy game.

Exhibit label

Players
Single-player
Online co-op
No
Cross-play
No
Solo
Single-player only
Voice chat
Not needed
Threat level
Tense
Survival time
~40 hours

1The outbreak

The infection spread fast and the authorities are gone. You choose a starting location anywhere in the world, from a big capital to your own street.

2How you survive

You turn real buildings into a headquarters, homes and workshops, send squads to scavenge and plan how to survive night attacks. Food, fuel and morale must be managed.

Key art · official artwork via Steam

3Alone or together

There is no multiplayer. It is a single-player game.

4Look & sound

Seeing familiar streets in a zombie apocalypse is the main attraction, and it works. Presentation is still being improved in Early Access.

5Setup & value

It lists at $24.99 and runs on Windows. It is in Early Access with no fixed release date. Steam lists it as Playable on Steam Deck.

Best bits

  • Play anywhere in the real world
  • Fresh idea for the genre
  • Regular updates

Watch out

  • Early Access roughness
  • Interface can be confusing

Score sheet

Survival feel 25%
87
Gameplay 25%
82
Easy to start 15%
78
Replay 20%
86
Value 15%
80

87 × 25% + 82 × 25% + 78 × 15% + 86 × 20% + 80 × 15% = 83.15 → 83

Curator's verdict

Verdict

83/ 100

“Infection Free Zone has the most original idea on this list. It is unfinished, but already worth exploring.”

By the Zombie Game Guide editorial desk · Updated 8 Oct 2026 · How we score · Report an error

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