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Zombie Exodus and Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven are zombie survival RPG-text games created by Jim Dattilo. These are his contact links: Facebook , Twitter , CoG forums .

In Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven the protagonist must survive in the new world taken over by zombies. Gather your friends and family and fight for your lives. The player can choose their preferred sexuality, race, gender, chooses their profession, skills, personality, and challenges in this story based text game. Any choice you make will affect your story and your relationships with your friends. You can decide who lives or dies, stays or leaves. Become a ruthless cunning leader of your group or an honorable survivor protecting the weak, saving what's left.

• 1 New player guide
• 2 Main Characters ZESH
• 3 The Protagonist (Safe Haven)

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• Grow your group to as many as 20 characters, with 12 of them as romantic options.
• Become leader of the group or let another survivor take the lead.
• Expand your skills, train other survivors, or receive training from them.

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• OS *: Windows 7
• OS: Ubuntu 12.04

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Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven is spin-off of the Interactive Fiction game, Zombie Exodus , written by Jim Dattilo and hosted by Choice of Games ' user submitted label Hosted Games .

The game begins shortly before the Zeta Virus spreads out of control, with the player character forced to do whatever they can to survive the outbreak. The game is designed to be much more open-ended and customizable compared to the original game. Players can now customize their character's name, appearance, occupation, skills, hobbies, and challenges, which range anywhere from owning a pet animal, to being an alcoholic, to having recurring psychosis-like delusional hallucinations.

This game provides examples of:

• Action Survivor : Many of the survivors the protagonist can meet, including the protagonist, if they have high combat skills.
• Actual Pacifist : The player can choose to be this and they gain an achievement if they finish the game without killing any zombie or living being. It's pretty difficult to manage, however.
• After-Action Patch-Up : If the player character has even a minimal knowledge of medicine, they can cure their own and other characters' wounds.
• Ancestral Weapon : Starting with a high close combat skill allows the player to choose a Civil War era cavalry sword that was passed down through their family as their personal weapon.
• Anyone Can Die : Due to the apocalyptic nature of the game, some of the game's characters can be killed very suddenly, including some possible deaths at the player character's hand.
• Apocalyptic Log : Your character can find some of these, such as a woman's diary and a video of a journalist reporting on the zombie outbreak before being attacked by her zombified cameraman, which she kept around to catch his transformation on tape .
• Celebrity Survivor : Two of the people that can join your character's group are a reality TV star and a news reporter. The player can also be this themselves if they choose the movie star or professional wrestler profession at the start.
• Crapsack World : Society is collapsing, many people are resorting to theft and raiding to survive, and hordes of the infected roam the streets, killing or infecting anyone who can't escape them.
• Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas : Reilly is a young man who is strongly implied to have a criminal past (this is confirmed if the player chooses the "Bank Robber" profession, in which case Reilly will be their accomplice) and has a pretty bad temper. He's also really protective of his mother Nora.
• Foreshadowing : At the end of Part Two the survivors are forced to leave their camp because of the Silverthorne militia, a violent group of ex-soldiers. Hints of their existence and activities could be found beforehand in radio transmissions, news reports and a dead woman's diary.
• Gay Option : The game features many possible love interests of either sex.
• Gentle Giant : Jamie, the player character's friend, is 6'10" and one of the nicest characters of the story. He's also quite intelligent.
• Hormone-Addled Teenager : Downplayed, but if your character is a teenager they tend to be attracted to people more easily and they often want to do things to be noticed or liked by others.
• Humans Are Bastards : The protagonist can come across many murderers, bandits, and thieves, and may become one themselves.
• Ignored Vital News Reports : Downplayed. The player character knows about the Zeta virus outbreak, but they can choose to ignore Jaime's email with more information about it. They also go about their day as usual until they met zombies for the first time.
• Interactive Fiction : The game is entirely text-based, with gameplay based on the character's skills, player choices, and past events.
• Jack of All Stats : Certain backgrounds, such as homemaker, college student and teenager initially give the player character some points in most skills, without specializing.
• Laser-Guided Karma : You can be the karma in Peter Makarov's case. You can shoot him in the shoulder after he and his father loot Tommy's home. If you secured the perimeter he steps on a nail when trying to break into your home. If they succeed, he then gets stabbed in the thigh from your trap if you set one up.
• Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane : See Wendigo below. Has Woody really seen one or was it merely an early victim of the Zeta virus? Or is the legend of the Wendigo somehow tied to the zombie outbreak?
• The Many Deaths of You : Most deaths in the game contain a short summary of your character's final moments.
• The Medic : This role is an option for your character if they have a background in healthcare (obviously), science, or even just some skill points in Medicine.
• Militaries Are Useless : Standard trope for the genre. The military completely fails to contain the infected within the first 48 hours from the start of the game. Many members of the military go rogue and become actively malicious, joining militias and killing anyone who stands in their way.
• Multiple Game Openings : The second chapter of the story varies according to the profession the player chose in the first chapter. The character can also opt to go on a date instead of working. However, the morning always ends with them encountering zombies for the first time and narrowly managing to return home.
• No FEMA Response : Averted initially, when FEMA sets up camps outside infected cities and tries to distribute food, water and essential medical care. However, the camps are overrun by the infected or by desperate survivors in a matter of days and in at least one case, a militia takes control of a camp and kills any FEMA worker who tries to resist.
• Point Build System : Depending on how the player customizes their character, they can have a variable amount of points to use to upgrade their skills and their traits.
• Post-Apocalyptic Dog : The player character can have a pet as a challenge. It also has its perks: pets help the player character's mental health and certain dog breeds can be trained to alert humans of dangers and defend them.
• Pragmatic Hero : The player can choose to be one by taking the most logical or convenient course of action while maintaining a relatively high morality. There is an achievement for those who end the game with high pragmatism.
• Science Hero : Player characters with a background in medicine or science can decide to find a cure or vaccine for The Virus and to do so they collect specimen from zombies. Hackers can try to set up servers based on ARPANET's principles to help survivors communicate.
• Sociopathic Hero : The player character can choose to be this, killing living people and stealing from them. There are achievements for those who end the game with low humanity and morality.
• Sticky Fingers : Kleptomania is one of the challenges that the player can choose.
• Through the Eyes of Madness : Characters with the Delusions challenge will often experience stressful visual and auditory hallucinations, which they firmly believe to be real.
• Wendigo : Woody, an anthropology post-graduate, believes he has encountered one shortly before the outbreak while living in a Native American community. It bears a striking similarity to those infected with the Zeta virus.
• Wild Teen Party : If the player character is a teen they attend one of these at the twins' home. Zombies then proceed to crash the party.
• Yet Another Stupid Death : The game features an achievement for attempting to attack a trio of armed soldiers with nothing but a taser or pepper spray, with predictable results.
• Zombie Apocalypse : The plot of the game focuses on the Zeta virus, a fast-spreading illness with no known cure or vaccine, which causes those infected to go insane with rage, develop horrific features, and attack anyone around them.
• Zombie Exodus
• VideoGame/Hosted Games
• Interactive Fiction
• Heart's Choice
• Zombie Stories
• Zombie Infection

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• Commercials
• Crime & Punishment
• Professional Wrestling
• Speculative Fiction
• Sports Story
• Animation (Western)
• Music And Sound Effects
• Print Media
• Sequential Art
• Tabletop Games
• Applied Phlebotinum
• Characterization
• Characters As Device
• Narrative Devices
• British Telly
• The Contributors
• Creator Speak
• Derivative Works
• Laws And Formulas
• Show Business
• Split Personality
• Truth And Lies
• Truth In Television
• Fate And Prophecy
• Edit Reasons
• Isolated Pages
• Images List
• Recent Videos
• Crowner Activity
• Un-typed Pages
• Recent Page Type Changes
• Trope Entry
• Character Sheet
• Playing With
• Creating New Redirects
• Cross Wicking
• Tips for Editing
• Text Formatting Rules
• Handling Spoilers
• Administrivia
• Trope Repair Shop
• Image Pickin'

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Zombie Exodus Safe Haven: Save Editing Guide

A simple guide to save editing for Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven

Also, I’d suggest you to go through the game at least once normally before attempting to cheat.

You are looking for this file: storePSzombieexodussafehavenPSstate

You need a text editor to do save editing. You can make do with Windows’ default Notepad but I suggest Notepad++ for better backups and backtracking.

Also, make sure you back up your save files before you attempt anything, just in case things go south. You can also use this as effectively a checkpoint system.

For attribute allocation: Ctrl+F and look for “stat_pool”: Change the number afterwards to whatever you want. This only works when you are creating your character.

For skills: Ctrl+F and look for “ath_level”: It should look something like this “ath_level”:”7″,”athletics”:”100″,”m_athletics”:”100″,”ath_value”:8,”ccw_level”:”7″,”ccw”:”100″,”ccw_value”:8,”cook_level”:”7″,”cooking”:”100″,”cook_value”:8,”craft_level”:”7″,”crafting”:”100″,”m_crafting”:”100″,”craft_value”:8,”drive_level”:”7″,”driving”:”100″,”drive_value”:8,”ele_level”:”7″,”electronics”:”100″,”ele_value”:8,”emp_level”:”7″,”empathy”:”100″,”emp_value”:8,”hth_level”:”7″,”hth”:”100″,”hth_value”:8,”int_level”:”7″,”intimidation”:”100″,”m_intimidation”:120,”int_value”:7,”lead_level”:”7″,”leadership”:”100″,”m_leadership”:110,”lead_value”:7,”med_level”:”7″,”medicine”:”100″,”med_value”:8,”pers_level”:”7″,”persuasion”:”100″,”m_persuasion”:”100″,”pers_value”:8,”rang_level”:”7″,”ranged”:”100″,”rang_value”:8,”scav_level”:”7″,”scavenging”:”100″,”scav_value”:8,”sci_level”:”7″,”science”:”100″,”sci_value”:8,”sea_level”:”7″,”search”:”100″,”sea_value”:8,”stealth_level”:”7″,”stealth”:”100″,”m_stealth”:”100″,”stealth_value”:8,”surv_level”:”7″,”survival”:”100″,”m_survival”:”100″,”surv_value”:8, Very much self explanatory. If you want full perks, you can just copy and paste the line above and replace the corresponding part in the game. If not, you can do whatever edits you want.

For amount of skill points available: Ctrl+F and look for “skill_points”: It should look something like this “skill_points”: 5 Change it to whatever you want when you are prompted to allocate skills

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Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven, Part 3 - releasing 3/3/2022

This is the discussion thread for the public beta for Zombie Exodus: Safe Haven, Part 3.

Currently you can help test chapter 8-10. This chapter is sitting at around 350,000 words. Chapters 11-12 are in closed beta, and the total size of Part 3 is around 480,000 words.

Below are a list of guidelines for testing:

• Keep all comments in this thread.
• Good feedback is sometimes specific to your primary MC but should often be generalizable to other MCs.
• Your saved games cannot be loaded outside of the app. CoG does not give developers access to this. I added a save system if you want to try it out. It pops up at the top of the form after the first click on next. For those familiar with CJW’s save system, this is the one I’m using. It may not work between major updates.

I am borrowing from CoG’s beta notes. I’m looking for “high level” and “low level” feedback. Mid-level feedback, like grammar errors and typos, are acceptable but not priority.

Low-level = continuity errors. A continuity error is when a character’s gender flips, or someone comes back from the dead, or you run into a plotline that just doesn’t make sense (because it’s probably a coding error).

“High level” feedback has to do with things like plot, pacing, and characters. “Scene A didn’t work for me because x, y, and z,” is useful feedback. “B character was entirely unsympathetic, because u, w, and v,” is also useful feedback.

“Mid-level” feedback describes things like grammar, style, or the use of commas.

If you have not played Part 1 or 2 , please go do that now as this beta picks up directly after the events of chapter 7.

For those of you have played Part 2 and need a recap, please click the arrow below.

Your group has been surviving on a hilltop outside of Nightfall, Colorado where the story began. You have struggled to remain alive while fighting off hordes of zombies and the elements. At the end of chapter 7, your group had a confrontation with the Silverthorne Militia, a band of survivors from a nearby FEMA camp. Directly after that confrontation, a tow truck pulled up to your caravan. This is when you met Eli, who offered to take you to his Junkyard where he can fix your vehicles. Eli does not seem to know about the viral outbreak.

Thank you for testing and I hope you enjoy the start of Part 3!

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Hi Jim. Thanks so much for the public beta. It’s been so long since part 2-2, so I’m super happy to see that my favorite series is back.

Got a mid-level for you here:

And here too:

It’s great to see such an iconic series getting ramped up again. I wish you the best of luck in having a successful beta test!

I have encountered a bug where do not pick your name. Sorry if i dont have a picture im on tablet so it is a bit of pain to do

Is there any way you can add more save slots? I think it would help testers a lot since this is a game that has so many paths.

Hi! So, I’m a huge fan of your games, really enjoyed the first 2 parts. I’d like to bring up a few questions I have.

When you are selecting your quarters, there’s the whole mystery of “is someone living in the garage apartment? It looks lived in!” However, when Kevin comes to talk to the MC, there’s no option to ask him about the garage apartment. Will you add one? My character is super curious…

Also, when Kevin comes to talk to the MC, he says “feel free to assign me a task.” However, when I go to the work board to assign him one afterwards, his name isn’t there… is that a bug? It feels unsatisfying, because I wanna put him to work ASAP. Like, he wants to work with us? Go secure the perimeter, Kevin…

When you talk to the River Dogs, there’s no option to say “I met your friend Joe at the gas station” yet. Will you add one eventually?

Where is the option to craft items? Will every item need the workshop? That seems really unsatisfying. Like, I’ve spent all these points in crafting and I could craft normally at the hilltop. It would make no sense if I suddenly can’t craft these very same things at the junkyard. In my opinion, if the new advanced items need the workshop that’s totally fine. As long as the old simple items can still be crafted normally.

Abs/stomach in place of stomachache

I just found out about the part 3. Im going to cry🤧

Found a typo

For the convenience store run it seems like no matter who I choose Dante and Gina both come along.

If you play as a teenager and you romance rachel, she admits to have lied about having feelings for you and your character just seems forced to accept it and comfortable to sleep with her after that, you could probably add another option here. Maybe more responses.

I know you also said that you’re working on more dialogue scenes and I think you can expand on the event you get with Your LI if you decide to skip on doing your assignment.

Another error (I think it’s an error) is when you go to stars and check your relationships rachel is missing.

I noticed that to. My main complaint is lack of activites to do at junkyard. I was bored and was forced to skip a few times. I wished I could of interacted with my mates more but I understand due to it being a beta.

Other than that good story and no bugs apart the one I pointed out

The saving system is really buggy right now? I’m constantly getting loaded to the stats screen

while checking out the Junkyard apartment

You walk through the garage and climb a concrete staircase to the second-floor loft. Though the door is open, you see it locks from the inside. Much of the furniture is clean and well-kept, and you even see photos of a couple who must have rented the place not long ago. A young black woman wears a doctor’s white coat in one photo, and her boyfriend or husband, a tall, handsome white man appears in another, changing a motorcycle tire in what appears to be the garage below. Their clothes are neatly stored in dresses , although toiletries are gone from the bathroom and the kitchen is clear of food.

I think you meant dressers Edit: The same “dresses” typo is made on the next page if you chose to claim the apartment.

For the custom character generator, I noticed that you can get a point in untrained skills for free. For example, I chose College Student as a background but it gave me the option to “increase from 0 for 0” in Ranged Weapons.

When I asked my nephew what he thought about Lopez, he said “I really like Lopez. I don’t understand why we call him Lopez. His name is Cristian. I’ve never met anybody in the military besides you” But my MC was a teenager? Also I like that the kid is growing up, but I think he’s getting a little bit too smart. Though ignorant about topics like sex, he’s quite perceptive about almost everyone. Personally I like when kids have a different angle or see what adults ignore from time to time, but I wouldn’t like him to fall into innocent prodigy trope

I would say throwing a ditch at “Duck Dynasty” when it has nothing to do with the character or the story is quite a poor move by the Author. I know that 99% people here are left, but this is kind of distasteful.

No crafting time? I have only the perimeter alarm system option for crafting. I chose the PTSD challenge but didn’t notice the difference? I chose scientist but didn’t get to collect specimens after I killed the zombies. And I didn’t invite Gina and Dante to the convenience store but they get to go with MC anyway.

This is the advantage of a College Student. First skill level is free. Second and Third only cost 1 point each. They also get 2 focuses. This is the most efficient skill class, especially if you do it as a custom background, it just lacks the story perks that military commander hacker and scientist include.

Edit: college student can still achieve hacker and scientist story lines with the right skills. Military background is the only unique story that is only achievable with that background.

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