In the free online zombie survival game Live 100 Days, you have exactly one hundred days to stay alive as the world falls apart around you. Your character is a lone survivor in a city overrun by zombies. You have to take care of your health, food, and stamina while exploring a map that keeps growing with new places that unlock as the days go by.
Every morning you have to make a choice about which district to search, which resources to prioritise, and which threats to avoid. If you make the wrong choice, your run could end before day 100 even comes around.
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When Live 100 Days starts, there are only two places you can go: the supermarket and the studio flat. But as the crisis gets worse, new districts become available on certain days. The mall starts on Day 4, the apartment building on Day 5, the slum and prison on Day 6, the hospital and department center on Day 8, and the fortified office tower on Day 10.
Every place has its own amount of danger, loot table, and number of zombies. When you visit a new place for the first time, you're always taking a risk. The benefits can be big, but so can the harm if you're not ready. Marking places as Explored takes the guesswork out of going back and helps you plan the best routes for each day.
In Live 100 Days, your chances of survival depend on your Health and Stamina. Your health drops when you get hit by zombies or other dangers, but it slowly comes back if you use healing items you find in the field. Running out of stamina in the middle of a journey leaves you slow and open to attack at the worst possible time.
In the hotbar, your inventory is split into Meal and Med tabs, which makes it easy to get to your supplies during a hot run. Different foods and drinks, like energy drinks, apples, bread, and snacks, restore stamina in different amounts. Knowing which food to use in each situation will save you resources in the long run.
There are two types of weapons in your Bag: melee and ranged. The Stick, the Pipe, and the Spiked Club are all melee weapons that raise your ATK by 5, 8, and 10 points, respectively. They are essential for early-game battles before ammunition becomes effective. Ranged guns change the way the game is played.
The pistol does 18 damage, the assault rifle does 22, and the shotgun does 25 damage all at once to multiple enemies. You can buy weapons instead of looting them, so keeping track of your money and resource needs is very important. If you get a shotgun before going to a place with a lot of people, like the prison or the office tower, your chances of getting out alive with a full haul are much better.
The Elite Mode and the Daily Bonuses
Once you get good at survival, the Elite difficulty level and the in-game Login bonus system make it fun to play again. Airdrops appear on a countdown timer at the top of the screen and bring supplies directly to you. One of the fastest ways to speed up your resource curve in the middle game is to plan your travel around when drops are coming in.
The Elite banner above your day counter lets you know that tougher zombies are in the area, dropping better gear but being harder to kill. Runs that fail around Day 30 are different from those that make it to Day 100 because they don't know when to push into Elite territory and when to pull back and restock.
The first few days are the most deceptive. There seems to be a lot of food and energy, but that won't last. Because ammunition costs add up quickly, you should spend your money on improving your melee weapon before your ranged weapon. Before going into a new room in a location, you should always check your stamina. Leaving in the middle of exploring wastes time and leaves you open to attacks on the way out.
Don't just use the Meal hotbar when you're in trouble; keep your Stamina above 50% at all times to get out of it. On days with higher numbers, open up new areas on the first day they're available instead of waiting. The loot advantage builds over time and makes the last few days much easier to handle.
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