Updated 03/07/2025

Download link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/8mld1bm4fpihhw9/nazi_zombie_revery.exe/file

Take on the zombie horde at an abandoned Victorian railway station. Starting in the main house, you will face an onslaught of zombies and with no repairable barricades, there is a sense of urgency to leave the house and explore the remains of the old station.
 
With narrow corridors and obstacles in your way, do your best to take out the zombies to gain enough points to acquire the buyable ending, by escaping on the next train home.
 
Features:
 
- Difficulty: high. co-op recommended;
- Riser zombies only;
- Der Riese style;
- Custom-made assets, including replicas of real world railway infrastructure;
- Buyable ending;
- Custom ambient sounds and menu music from Medal of Honor: Allied Assault;
- UGX Jukebox.
 
 

 


 
 
Special thanks to Kroupa for general help and beta testing and to Numan and Marthur on the UGX Discord for help with glitches/bugs.

amaaazing map soo ocool bussing

Did a quick playthrough, and here are some of my thoughts.
/Detailing is good, but imperfect. Many rooms felt empty, or not sufficiently fleshed out.
-Pacing isn't great. First room is with an M1A1, and a door for 2000. I figure for 2000 points there'll be something decent behind that door. There wasn't. There was a G43, which is even worse than the M1A1, and a door for 3000. This felt more irritating and senseless than it did challenging, especially because opening a new area should mean opening a new area, and not really opening a janitor's closet.
+The idea behind the map was good, and I definitely think there's a good foundation to build on here.
+I really liked a lot of the sound effects, such as the ambient music, and the main menu theme.
-I'm generally opposed to buyable endings, because what's the point of replaying something you've beaten?
All in all, I'd say it's like a...6/10. There's room for improvement, and it's a good concept that I think you should continue to fine tune. Specifically you should seek to fine tune the balancing and the detail.
 
What other maps have you made? I feel like I played something else in the past that you might have made.

"Did a quick playthrough, and here are some of my thoughts.
/Detailing is good, but imperfect. Many rooms felt empty, or not sufficiently fleshed out.
 
Because the rooms are small, I didn't want to stack it full of furniture otherwise it'd be too tight to walk around. When I tried adding furniture etc, I came across issues with the zombies glitching out as the space wasn't wide enough for them.
 
-Pacing isn't great. First room is with an M1A1, and a door for 2000. I figure for 2000 points there'll be something decent behind that door. There wasn't. There was a G43, which is even worse than the M1A1, and a door for 3000. This felt more irritating and senseless than it did challenging, especially because opening a new area should mean opening a new area, and not really opening a janitor's closet.
 
Agreed, but it was more for the co-op element as there are 2 player spawns in either of the starting rooms. It's not really made for solo play.
 
+The idea behind the map was good, and I definitely think there's a good foundation to build on here.
+I really liked a lot of the sound effects, such as the ambient music, and the main menu theme.
-I'm generally opposed to buyable endings, because what's the point of replaying something you've beaten?
 
To be honest, I only went for a buyable ending as a friend recommended it.
 
All in all, I'd say it's like a...6/10. There's room for improvement, and it's a good concept that I think you should continue to fine tune. Specifically you should seek to fine tune the balancing and the detail.
 
What other maps have you made? I feel like I played something else in the past that you might have made.
 
Nazi Zombie Forschung, about 13 years ago
 
Feedback much appreciated :-)