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In death, the city stirs. Its borders still locked down after a sudden government quarantine four years ago, Malton's trapped civilians make their way through the derelict buildings, surviving the changing seasons to rebuild their fragmented society from the rubble upwards. Military clean-up squads patrol the empty streets, stationed in the city for the long haul, while embedded scientific groups continue the experiments that brought them here.

And the dead rise up and thrive, trailing through the ruined streets of the city, milling between buildings and clawing through makeshift barricades and diversions, reclaiming the city as their own.

Urban Dead is a browser-based zombie apocalypse MMORPG.

This site is intended to be a more detailed manual for Urban Dead than the FAQ and includes in-depth information such as active revivification points, strategy guides to playing the game, the results of investigations into search probabilities, details on other elements of the game mechanics including items and skills, and information on various groups of players, including Recruitment for player run groups.

First time playing? Read the First Day in Malton guide.

General Interest

Featured Article River Tactics are a broad range of strategies which seek to gain an advantage over zombie horde and mega-horde incursions through flexibility, redirection and avoidance. Borrowing heavily from concepts cultivated in Aikido, River Tactics do not directly conflict with the thrust of enemy strikes, instead exploiting the voids for survivor advantage. Conceptually, River Tactics are simply any plan that uses avoidance of the enemy as a positive characteristic. There are opposites to these tactics, such as Dam Tactics, and meatshield tactics(see below); these tactics, employed together create a powerful survival tool. Read More

Did You Know? ...that Malton has islands? ...that you aren't the first person to notice there's a lot of funny location names in Malton? ...that Summers Towers was the first documented Pinata? ...that The Valentine's Day Massacre was (possibly) the first documented PK massacre? ...that the Rooster was the first player to find Malton's Emergency Broadcast Network? ...that the vast majority of the last 50 survivors in Borehamwood were originally from Northwest Borehamwood? ...that there are six locations which appear multiple times within the same suburb? ...thats it's been more than three years since we last had a coup? ...that although the Dead were hugely successful, the living were a complete failure? ...that St. Daniel's Church is the only location which appears in multiple suburbs and multiple times within a suburb?

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