Kinda like a bad 60s sci fi meets Walking Dead simulator.
Right now I'm rolling with vertical spawns, zombie walkers and NPCs use ammo, it leads to a lot of feral ghouls later on. I think Dying Light was missing the base building mechanic that this one has to offer.Īgreed, other than better animations, Fallout 4 generally has a better atmosphere for "zombies". 2: Zombie Walkers, changes every into zombies. 1: Ghouls of Commonwealth, adds over 1000 more ghouls.
Most of these are available fore every platform but some are only on Xbox one. I just wanted FO4, and so far, it's better in my opinion than Dying Light. I have spent multiple hours finding a combination of mods that make Fallout 4 a perfect zombie game. I already own Dying Light and have won it twice. Yep, have Zombie Walkers and The Running Dead. That's your best bet.though if you're looking for a "zombie" playthrough and your computer can handle it, NPCs Travel+Zombie Walkers+FeralGhoulOUTBREAK (choose lite version or the AI will clog and cause issues, not game breaking issues but AI functioning issues).Īlternately if you're not satisfied go buy Dying Light, a full fledged zombie game that was made to be a zombie game and has a serious tone. If that's not enough or specific enough look into The Running Dead which does have a lot of spawn replacers optionals. The biggest restriction is the inability to deploy scripts which makes several features in Zombie Walkers not possible to port over.Originally posted by Bad Distraction Carnifex:You could juse use Zombie Walkers (it's actually just ferals, settings holotape lets you adjust things like names and stuff for immersiveness) which has a spawn replacer. Over time it has grown to be highly configurable via holotape and include infection and additional spawn options.Ĭurrently, a PS4 version exists in a stripped-down state due to restrictions imposed by Sony for that platform. At its core, this mod overhauls Feral Ghouls and turns them into slower Romero-style Zombies.
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