Closed City is a zombie survival FPS where you scavenge weapons, complete missions, use vehicles, and survive a quarantined city.

Here's a quick look at the game:
Closed City is a first-person zombie shooter set inside a quarantined city where survival depends on more than clearing enemies. You can follow missions for structured objectives or explore the streets more freely, searching for weapons, ammunition, and transport while infected enemies make every detour a potential fight.
Survive Before You Push Deeper
The main objective in Closed City is to stay alive while moving through the infected city. Missions provide specific goals and progression, but exploration also matters because weapons and ammunition can be found around the environment. Running into another group of zombies with a nearly empty magazine can quickly turn an optional search for supplies into a retreat.
Death carries a notable penalty. You can respawn near the hospital, but doing so costs you your current weapon. That consequence makes equipment worth protecting, so moving into an unfamiliar area without enough ammunition can risk more than simply restarting an encounter.
Controls for Combat and Exploration
Use WASD to move and the mouse to aim and shoot. Press R to reload and Space to jump. F or E handles interactions such as picking up weapons or ammunition, buying weapons, and entering transport, while G throws a grenade.
Because reloading leaves you temporarily unable to fire, checking your ammunition before entering a building or approaching a group of infected is safer than waiting until the weapon runs empty. Grenades provide another option when several zombies occupy the same area, while firearms remain the primary way to deal with individual threats.
Use the City Instead of Staying on Foot
Closed City includes vehicles that can be entered through the interaction control. Transport lets you cross larger sections of the quarantined map without relying entirely on running, and it can provide another way to leave an area when remaining on foot becomes too dangerous.
Exploration also gives you opportunities to replace or expand your equipment. Search for ammunition and weapons when your supplies are low, but weigh that potential reward against the danger of entering another hostile area. Since losing your weapon after death directly affects your next attempt, collecting gear is most useful when you can also survive long enough to keep it.
Balance Missions With Scavenging
Following missions keeps your progress focused, while free exploration can help you prepare with additional supplies or transport. If an objective leads into a dangerous district, gathering ammunition first gives you more room to handle repeated encounters. Closed City therefore revolves around a repeating decision: push toward the next objective now, or spend time preparing so one bad fight does not erase the weapon you are carrying.




















