Survival Trail Demo

Ignore this version. The FULL version is now free.

Comments: To those asking where is food - there is no food in the demo version - the only difference between the full and demo version is food. The time it takes to starve is the demo's time limit. Also to those asking where the full version is, the game is only really available in the EU, America etc. Sorry.

Issues: This game has a relatively large memory footprint. If you are experiencing repeated crashes, this is most likely due to running out of memory and unfortunately due to the game's design this would require a near complete rewrite to fix. Don't get the full game if you experience such issues.


There are no food or health items in the demo version so the player character will die after a few minutes of play time.

THE GAME:
Survival Trail is an isometric open-world zombie survival game.

You start with no supplies and next to no money and must search the world for supplies to stay alive.

Use food to restore your hunger level, health items to replenish your health and weaponry to survive the occasional zombie.

FEATURES
* My own personal Isometric tile based engine
* Beautiful musical sound track consisting of 7 long tracks of eerie music,
* Ambient sounds like fires, streams, waves, wind, forests and towns,
* A game world consisting of around 29 maps to explore,
* NPCs to talk to and buy or sell goods from
* A timed spread of zombies across the map starting from the graveyard and eventually consuming most of the game world.
* Safe zones to relax in while the zombies spread
* A needs system (in the demo there are no health or food items)

The full version is currently available in:
* All territories.

NOTE:
While the game should scale for lots of different screen resolutions and densities, it's performance may be below optimal in some cases, particularly with devices with large high density screens (e.g. tablets) without an equivalent increase in power. Rather than deliberately exclude these users from getting the game I have left it up to you to decide if you consider the performance acceptable or not.
Also as it was made with ldpi,mdpi and hdpi screens in mind I am not certain what will happen on xdpi screens, most likely you will be able to see the edge of the visible map pop in but it should be playable otherwise. Please don't take it out on the score of the game.

As you can imagine, it's very difficult to develop an app that will work on the hundreds of different Android devices available.

Thanks to Michael Tension for the font
and thanks to Kevin King for help http://www.kingthingsfonts.co.uk/

Thanks to www.cgtextures.com for the textures and www.partnersinrhyme.com for the music.

Thanks to McJamesV for assistance with logo and banner.

Known Bugs:
*Force Closing a lot on some phones, I am not certain why the game force closes quite often on some phones. It most likely is due to the high memory usage of the game for loading tiles or differences in Android versions as it runs quite well on my Galaxy Tab 7" and my Galaxy Europa, however please send in error reports as it helps me track it down.

*On some phones, the phone becoming sluggish and eventually crashing - not sure what's causing it. Could be differences in the Android versions as I developed the game on a Samsung Galaxy Europa and Samsung Galaxy Tab Wifi

The code for displaying the EULA is covered by the Apache 2.0 license which can be found at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Recent changes:
Attempts to fix sound related bug