Zombie Shop 1.0.5

Ah, zombies. One cannot kill what is already dead, correct? However, one can surely outwit them by utilizing their trading acumen and crafting expertise.

Whether it be a zombie apocalypse or not, humans have an inherent love for shopping, and they will always require a shop to procure their necessities. While natural exchange has its merits, we have developed an exchange system based on commodities and money over thousands of years, and undoubtedly, there is a reason behind it! Therefore, even though undead creatures relentlessly attempt to devour our brains, posing a threat to our survival in these grim conditions, we mustn't relinquish our progress in the art of shopkeeping.

Embark on this thrilling adventure to hone your survival, trading, and production skills!

• Become a shopkeeper running the only reputable outlet in town, striving to thrive amidst the zombie apocalypse
• Discover the secrets of post-apocalyptic trade to expand and personalize your shop
• Forge friendships with Artisans, Scientists, and other residents of the town to design and manufacture weapons, armor, and various other useful items utilizing any available materials
• Obtain valuable resources like Metal, Plastic, or Chemicals from different locations within the town and utilize them in the production process
• Serve customers by offering much-needed items such as Baseball Bats, Flashlights, and Cleavers to fend off the persistently annoying zombies that crave human brains
• Purchase items from other traders as you strive to maintain a balanced trade account and run your shop with increasing success
• Recruit Preppers and assign them on daring yet thrilling Supply Runs in search of valuable goods. In the current state of zombie affairs, anything goes—from Super Glue to Mushrooms
• Create trade Guilds with fellow players! Collaborate to nurture and develop an authentic town struggling to survive the incessant attacks from brain-munching undead beings

Now, remember, not all heroes wear capes. This is especially true because someone must first manufacture those capes. It cannot be a mere coincidence that you aspire to establish yourself as a professional shopkeeper and manufacturer, can it?