Zombie Cure Lab puts the player on a quest to build a lab and cure zombies

“Zombie Cure Lab” is a sandbox-style game set after humanity faces a zombie virus. Scientists stationed in Canada were spared and spent years looking for a way to defeat the virus in underground laboratories. Now they are ready to fight this terrible threat.

The player’s role is to build a field laboratory, functional and capable of transforming zombies and zumans. The Zumanos, as they are called, are a hybrid of zombies and humans. Not fully healed zombies, but not fully zombies either. In “Zombie Cure Lab”, the Zumans are the workforce, so the player is not there to kill zombies, but to capture them and start the transformation of zombies into zumans.

The process of transforming zumans into fully healed humans takes a little longer and requires a more advanced level of the lab, requiring more game time and player patience.

In livestream, “Zombie Cure Lab” can be a challenge

The game is based around building and managing resources and time. It’s not a game for every type of player, but for those who like the genre it’s a great game.

For a live stream,“Zombie Cure Lab” may be a bit slower paced and requires patience, both from the player and from the audience, due to its little content, which can scare off a little interest in the game in a live broadcast.

Engaging your audience can be a more complicated task, perhaps needing a little more creativity from the streamer.

“Zombie Cure Lab” has a “cartoonesque” graphic quality of very good taste, visual and sound effects are also an interesting point. The game is available in several languages. However, some text windows have characters in Chinese or Japanese, I don’t know, but they don’t interfere with the gameplay at all.

General Novais

Streamer by dream, scout leader and Indie game development enthusiast on Unreal Engine.