'They Are Billions' coming to Xbox One in July with hordes of zombies

Fans of the existent-time strategy (RTS) genre will have a new game to bank check out on consoles soon. "They Are Billions," an RTS take on a post-apocalyptic earth full of zombies, is set to make the jump from PC to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in July.

They Are Billions is set in a world that has been ravaged by a zombie plague, leaving only pocket-sized pockets of human survivors. Players are tasked with surviving onslaughts from the zombie hordes, defending the remaining vestiges of humanity against infection.

With a steampunk aesthetic, They Are Billions places players in the fight of their lives confronting thousands of zombies at a fourth dimension. The game can display up to 20,000 units at once, ensuring your battles will exist massive. You'll have to build walls, gates, and towers to ensure y'all tin can survive each attack.

Each map in They Are Billions is randomly generated with unique events, weather, and geography. The game too includes a "real fourth dimension with suspension" characteristic that lets you finish the action at whatsoever moment to make strategic decisions. On consoles, the game has been revamped to back up controller input, but it supports a mouse and keyboard setup as well.

Currently, They Are Billions is but bachelor for PC via Steam for $30. Information technology will be available for Xbox One in July (an verbal appointment isn't available merely even so) for $25.

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