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Dead and Alive Zombie Game

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From the website:

Dead & Alive s a solitaire game of survival in a Zombie infested town. It is a stripped down travel version of a multi-player boardgame I created.

It all went wrong driving into town. A kid stepped out from between two parked cars. I tried to stop in time, but I couldn�t. I got out of the car and he was still moving. He was alive� but it was all wrong. His arms and legs were broken in impossible angles, but he was still alive and moving and� oh lord. I heard something and looked up, they were coming, all these shuffling people covered in blood and bite marks. Then the kid started squirming, teeth snapping� I just ran, ran for the nearest house to hide� the radio said some sort of virus had escaped, and the Coast Guard was ferrying people off the island. I heard a window smash below, I gotta find something to fight with. There are more of them moving towards this house now. If I can only get out of here alive�

In a town filled with zombies you move building to building looking for weapons to help you survive and maybe find another survivor to aid you…as well as roving packs of zombies looking to feed. The game is different every time you play and is only 2 pages. You will need the rules, 2d6 a piece of graph paper and a pencil to play.

Zombie Rancher Game

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Invisible City Productions offers Zombie Rancher, “A post-zombie apocalypse game of entrepeneurisim for two or four players.”

Hounds of Hell: Dogs of War supplement

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Scott Kirby has written “Hounds of Hell,” a supplement for the excellent “Dogs of War” commercial rules. Scott writes:

The game of DOGS OF WAR is without a doubt, one of my favourite miniature systems available today. The use of Action Points and the rules mechanisms themselves provide for a realistic and fun game that provides infinite scenario ideas and outcomes. The possibility and ease of using the rules for fantasy-based games drew me to write these rules. This is not a complete game. Possession of the DOGS OF WAR rules is necessary for play. Why design a game based on the HERESY figure range? Simple answer really� I love the figures! The designs are great, production quality is superb and they are just crying out for a game system of their own. I must also point out that Andy Foster has been one of the friendliest and efficient manufacturers that I have dealt with, and I hope that this game can really help to promote their products.

Frag Zombies

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Frag Zombies is a set of rules for combining Steve Jackson’s Frag game with Journeyman Press’ Zombies! board game. Of course, ownership of both sets is required, so I’m not sure how useful it will be.

Red Actions!

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The Perfect Captain offers “Red Actions”, another in their series of superb free wargames rules. This particular set is designed for miniature wargames in the Russian Civil War. Like all of the Captain’s rules, these have superb graphics — but they are not just gratituous pictures. The thing that makes these rules so special is how tightly the graphics are integrated into the game system.