Zombies vs Humans is a free turn-based strategy game you play in the browser, no download. Pick a side, build your cities, raise an army and take the world map from the other team.
One world map, two sides, and everybody starts with the same 3 cities and a small force. Grow them, take ground you can hold, and go and take somebody else's. It runs in the browser, there is nothing to download, and playing is free.
Nothing happens in real time. Everyone gives their orders whenever they like and ends their turn; the round turns once everybody is ready, or when the host's clock runs out. Out on the map you get 3 actions a round — a march, a missile, a search, a new town — while buildings and troops cost only what your cities can pay for.
Take the 3 cities each opponent started with. Nothing else ends the game: not the towns they founded later, not how big their army got. It cuts the other way too — losing a town you founded is a setback, not a defeat.
Two sides on one map, on your own or in teams, with friends or against bots at any difficulty. In survival everybody plays the same side and the enemy is never done arriving.