The Walking Dead: March to War sends its zombies to mobile devices this summer
As developers put it, The Walking Dead: March to War is a strategic multiplayer war game. No, you won't be able to play solo, as you'll have to build up your army and fight alongside other friends against other communities (probably guilds) formed by other players.
The Walking Dead: March to War is much different than other games in the same vein in the fact that instead of training generic troops, your army will comprise of individual people (heroes), each with their name, portrait, and skillset.
So, the game will require players to build up their bases, recruit and train new survivors, and unlock council members. The developers also recommend that you join a Community as quickly as possible, which will offer you some protection from other players.
Also, since this is mainly a multiplayer game, let's see how PvP works in The Walking Dead: March to War, as explained by developer Disruptor Beam.
Players are able to attack other players by simply targeting their base and assembling a raiding party of 1 council member and up to 5 survivors. Players in the same community can easily coordinate through chat to attack the same player together, though each of them will need to send their own raiding party. The target is not a sitting duck however, as his/her Community members can send a raiding party to garrison their base and help defend.
There are many other gameplay features that you'll be taking advantage of while playing the game, so make sure to hit the source link for more details on upcoming The Walking Dead: March to War.
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