Free to playCodename CURE Bomb runs and endless waves
Codename CURE is a fast first-person zombie shooter for up to five co-op friends. As military operatives, you push into infected zones, plant explosives and run for the exit, or hold out in wave survival. Five classes keep the teamwork simple and direct.
Is Codename CURE worth it?
Codename CURE is worth it if…
- you like straightforward co-op games with clear objectives and rounds
- you want a class squad where everyone has a job to do
- you like fast zombie shooting without much story in the way
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Plant the charge, then leave fast
Objective mode is the reason to gather your co-op friends. You move through an infected area as a squad, plant controlled explosives at the marked spot, then pull a short, sharp exit while zombies close in.
You pick from five classes — Pointman, Support, Assault, Technician and Sniper — each with its own weapons and equipment. One drops ammo, another sets a sentry gun, and that division of labor matters when ammunition runs low and the team gets split up.
Survive the waves together
Survival mode drops the objectives and keeps the pressure. Waves keep coming with the odds stacked against you, and you resupply between rounds from a changing selection of weapons and equipment.
It works on and offline, with or without computer-controlled teammates, and difficulty shifts with the number of players. Lobbies are quiet these days, so expect to bring your own squad or lean on bots — which, fittingly for zombies, still show up to work.
Good to know before you squad up?
How many co-op friends can join you?
Up to five players can play together in co-op, and difficulty adapts to the size of the group.
Can you play it solo or offline?
Yes. It can be played on and offline, with or without computer-controlled teammates filling out the squad.
What do the five classes actually change?
Each class has its own play style and equipment, from shotguns and rifles to ammo supplies, a deployable sentry gun and an incendiary grenade, so a mixed squad covers more situations.
Is there anything besides fighting zombies?
Objective missions add planting explosives and reaching extraction, while survival is purely wave defense with resupply between rounds.
