We’ve overhauled enemy movement for our standard zombie units.
They now shuffle, stumble, and truly shamble their way toward you — giving off that slow-creeping horror feel while still posing a real threat in numbers.
This new "shamble-walk" blend replaces the old default navigation and adds unsettling realism to how basic infected close the gap. It’s subtle, but deeply immersive.
Surviving the first 60 seconds used to be easy. Not anymore.
We’ve introduced tiered horde escalation — enemies don’t just increase in number, they get smarter and faster over time. You’ll feel the pressure build, wave after wave.
The radioactive variants now visibly react to your attacks.
We’ve added a new take-damage animation, making combat more satisfying and readable when these volatile enemies get hit. Expect clearer visual feedback as they soak up your firepower.
Healing is now more than just a number ticking up.
Regeneration mechanics now heal based on a percentage of your max health every few seconds, rather than a flat rate.
Floating green healing numbers now appear above your survivor — clean, readable, and non-intrusive.
The healing FX no longer block clicks or menus and are timed to show only meaningful amounts.
We’ve confirmed that all Safehouse meta-upgrades — like damage boosts, move speed, and healing rate — correctly apply at runtime and stack cleanly with in-run passives.
This means you now truly feel stronger across runs as you invest in permanent upgrades.
The selected character now persists properly across all scenes and carries their upgrades into the run.
Attack Speed upgrades now function correctly across weapons — including RadialBurst and Boomerang Axe — and don't cause unintended slowdowns.
Fixed floating UI elements that blocked menus or cluttered the screen.
Overhauled the backend for stat tracking, health regeneration, and passive upgrade stacking, laying the groundwork for future survivors and enemies.
Extraction mechanics and permadeath handling.
New characters and map environments.
Boss variants, weapon evolutions, and more responsive UI polish.
Let us know what you think — and stay vigilant.
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