Time War vs Zombie Gacha

Let’s travel by opening the door of time! "Time War" We take you on a fantastic time travel adventure. “Time War” is a mysterious time-traveling game where players gain unique experiences as they travel from ancient civilizations to modern times and into the future. [Game Features] Challenge yourself through time: travel to ancient temples, medieval villages, modern cities, and worlds filled with futuristic technology. Each era presents its own unique fun and challenges. Food gathering and strategic upgrades: Collect food and . Collect food from each era to develop your own civilization and take over your opponent's buildings. Drive your civilization forward through building upgrades and resource management. The adventure begins with a time machine: As if you were in a time machine, you are transported to different eras at the start of the game. Travel through time and conquer different eras by solving challenges and earning rewards in each era. Various civilizations and relics: Collect relics from various civilizations and eras in history. You can experience a deeper story through interactions with civilizations and artifacts, and earn rewards by completing special missions. “Time War” will immerse you in the dynamic and exciting world of time travel. Be prepared before you head out on your adventure. The journey begins!

Once upon a time there was a zombie who was a king. Then somebody took him apart and locked the pieces inside a capsule machine. Open a capsule. It drops, bounces, cracks. Inside is a fragment of him: a rotten foot, a golden arm, a crown, a holey umbrella. Putting him back together is your job now. BUILD YOUR MONSTER 172 parts and accessories to collect. Head, torso, arms, forearms, hands, legs and feet come in 12 styles: Rotten, Pallid, Bruised, Patched, Bandaged, Charred, Toxic, Cyber, Voodoo, Golden, Spectral and Prism. Plus 28 wearables, from the Crown of the Rotten King to the Necro-Tech Visor, from the Unstable Jetpack to the Holey Umbrella. Mix anything with anything: a golden arm on a rotten body, a crown on a bandaged head. No combination is wrong. THE MACHINE Every opening is a little piece of theatre. The dome lighting up, the bulbs chasing faster and faster, the capsule falling and rolling into the tray, the cracks spreading, the burst. The rarer the prize, the longer the machine makes you wait. YOUR ZOMBIE WORKS FOR YOU The zombie you assembled keeps producing brains while you are away. Every common part you equip is worth one opening a day, and higher rarities pay more. Come back tomorrow and the machine is already loaded. DISCOVER An endless column of parts to swipe through: every item you discover pays you a few brains, and shows you what you are still missing. And every two hours, for five minutes, Contagion Hour makes them pay five times as much. THE FINEST ZOMBIE Four times a day the community gathers: publish the monster you built, look at everyone else's, vote for the finest. Voting costs nothing — only the winner pays, and it comes out of the prize. No chat and no fields to fill in: names are composed from a word list, so a name that does not belong simply cannot exist. CARDS ON THE TABLE · The percentage for every item is written inside the game, one by one, and it is the one the code actually applies. · Clear guarantees: a RARE or better every 10 pulls, a LEGENDARY guaranteed by the ninetieth. · No personal data and no accounts: your progress stays on your phone. · Plays offline. A connection is only needed for the community. THE STORY A short film at first launch tells you who your zombie really was: a king with a body of ice who had himself covered in gold, then went looking for eternity and lost everything, one piece at a time. In this game rarity is his biography in reverse: the rarer a part, the higher the era of his life it comes from. ALSO · English and Italian, switch whenever you like. · Artwork drawn in code: razor sharp on any screen and very light. · Original sound effects and music. · Share your zombie with one tap. You can make him a king again, or leave him Nobody. But get him out of that machine.