Written by Eliot Hagen on November 23, 2009 at 6:07 pm

Zombie Survival MMO in the Works

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Seattle, WA, USA – Jeff Strain, former lead programmer of Blizzard’s World of Warcraft who also worked on games like Diablo, StarCraft, Warcraft III, and Guild Wars, has formed a new company called Undead Labs.  Their first title?  A console MMO about surviving a zombie apocalypse.  (The intended console has not been specified.)

“Every time I see a good zombie movie with friends, we spend days debating our strategies for surviving the zombie apocalypse,” said Strain. “The police station or the supermarket? Garden rake or staple gun? Bach or The White Stripes? I’m a game developer, so I’d probably be useless for anything other than ghoul bait, but I’m excited to have the opportunity to build an MMOZ [Massively Multiplayer Online Zombie Game] that lets us put those strategies to the test and find out for sure.”

So, Elder-Geeks; yea or nay on this idea?

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7 Responses to “Zombie Survival MMO in the Works”

  1. Eliot Hagen Eliot Hagen says:

    This is exactly the idea I was pitching a few months ago. Like L4D on a much larger scale. I hope that there’s a beta.

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  2. Awe-some. Honeslty, I wonder if I’ll ever grow tired of zombies!

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  3. Keck282 Keck282 says:

    Nice, sounds cool. Oh, and his studio is in town.

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  4. pmiller pjmiller says:

    Sign me up!

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  5. Social comments and analytics for this post…

    This post was mentioned on Reddit by Corosus: I was interested until I read the word ‘console’….

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  7. ZombieHunter ZombieHunter says:

    About time, hope its on xbox 360

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