World goes nuclear with new mobile game

If you’ve ever wondered what it’d be like in a world after world war three, step this way. Berlin-based mobile games publisher Ojom have just released Shadow Zone – a step-by-step strategy game set in a world decimated by thermo-nuclear fallout. Collect rare artifacts, grapple with mutated creatures and traverse a forbidden zone to reach its epicentre – The Shelter – and prevent a global disaster.

A battlefield strategy game that involves two sets of warring factions locked in combat, Shadow Zone is also an adventure game with an intricate plot and a compelling storyline. To begin with there is a scavenger hunt in which you must discover and trade mysterious post-nuclear artifacts. These artifacts act as currency to acquire more energy and weapons that will enable you to deal with another aspect of the game – a race against time to reach The Shelter and prevent a nuclear chain reaction before it destroys the planet.

Similar in style to game of ‘dystopian’ chess your job is to deploy squads of ‘Fortune Hunters’ to do battle with the enemy soldiers and a collection of mutated creatures, in order to gain territory and enemy bases across the atomic landscape. You will face the demented enemy soldiers, a fiendish bunch that were driven insane by the radiation, a pack of blind dogs and fishes that walk!

The skirmishes take place once you have lined up your squadron against the enemy. The game then plays out a scenario of how the skirmish will unfold based on your strength versus that of the enemy’s. This depends on the amount of credits and points you’ve amassed so far. If your stocks have been depleted then it is time for you to find more artifacts so that the fight can continue.

  • Pete

    Great heads up on this. Not being usually a gamer, I had a look at their site and I like the look of this, but here’s the rub – how do you get the game…?

    Maybe I’m being thick here (probably) but there doesn’t seem to be any mention of how to get it. I’m on Three but don’t get a good enough signal at home to check if i can buy it through them, but it would be better if their own site told you how to buy the game.

    Then again, it might be blindingly obvious, and I’ve missed it.

  • http://www.sonuspr.com Lauren McGregor

    Really pleased that you like the sound of the game, you can find it on the Jamster website. You can buy all Ojom games from this website :)

    Please follow this link:

    http://www.jamster.co.uk/jcw/goto/games/mobile/prtid-1822981/doc-14564947/info-page
    :) ))

  • Pete

    Thanks for the info, but I’m kind of put off jamster as a company, and wouldn’t buy from them.

    Any website that is more keen to push subscription services rather than single sales is not for me.

    If there’s no-where else to get the game, it looks like this is the end of the road, which is a shame, but I do appreciate your reply.

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