Rebuild civilization after a zombie apocalypse by building a settlement, exploring, and scavenging for resources. Make difficult societal decisions and defend against zombie threats in a persistent campaign.
Summarized from real user reviews of After Inc.. Based on 16K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 8 positives and 6 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
1.21.1
July 20, 2026
Sandbox Mode One of our most requested features is now live! Sandbox: A new way to play Expeditions without Goals or Impatience! New Goals: Expeditions can have one large Goal to complete. Dangerous World: A new danger level has been added to Expeditions. Watch out for Infested Borders! Expedition Expansions: Explore the unknown with 4 new layouts and 6 new modifiers 1.21.1 - Improvements to Offline Purchase management
More$4.99
New Leaders
Unlocks new settlement leaders
Dec 6, 2024
Dec 15, 2024
Dec 20, 2024
3 issues
Sudden zombie attacks crippling settlements
Moral system being too punishing
5 requests
Endless/sandbox mode
More varied mission types
After Inc. is a strategic simulation and survival city builder game set after a zombie apocalypse. Players must rebuild civilization by constructing settlements, exploring the world, scavenging for resources, and making critical societal decisions to ensure humanity's survival.
Key features include building and expanding settlements, exploring a post-apocalyptic United Kingdom, scavenging for resources, making difficult societal choices, defending against zombie infestations, researching new technologies, and progressing through a persistent campaign with multiple settlements.
The game is free to download and play. It offers Expansion Packs that are a 'buy once, play forever' model, meaning there are no consumable microtransactions.
The provided description does not specify the platforms After Inc. is available on, but it does mention that internet connectivity is not required to play.
Players will face challenging ethical and practical decisions that shape their society. Examples include deciding if children are an affordable luxury, whether dogs are pets or food, and choosing between democracy and authoritarianism, all of which impact the happiness and survival of your people.
