The new update for the zombie survival game Infection Free Zone has been released and promises an improved gaming experience. Jutsu Games has developed the game wherein one gets to survive in a world filled with zombies based on real-world locations. This update, which was pushed just this July, focuses on the implementation of new survivor skills and navigation and securing of large buildings in order to make things a little more real.
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Improved Gameplay Features
In Infection Free Zone, there's a new skill system that lets players create better squads based on activities like scavenging, driving, and fighting. In the process, they gain perks that provide enhancements to the character's skills in the ability to find valuable resources or improve weapon accuracy. This will add more depth of strategy to the game and provide dynamic survival.
Additionally, this will let squads move in and through buildings, hence offering players an extended scope for exploring and defending places. This feature will come in very handy while managing resources and securing them properly in big structures. A new weapon included in the update is a polearm, which is helpful in combat conditions for survivors.
Quality of Life Enhancements and New Content
The update for Infection Free Zone also contains a few quality-of-life improvements, such as reworked vehicle scavenging that finally allows groups to move together and thus improves efficiency in resource gathering. It features a map info panel and a mood visualization system. Other additions include a 'repair all' option and new kinds of buildings, bars, and kindergartens, which allow for more variety in the gameplay.
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