Urban Strife Turn-based survival in a fallen city

Every shot is simulated. Trajectories are calculated down to each shotgun pellet and each fragment from a homemade grenade, so cover is not a number, it is a material. Hide behind a car engine and most calibers stop there. An enemy taunts you from behind a thin wall? Your hunting rifle settles the argument through it. Weapon classes play different roles too, from cheap low-AP pistols to rifles that hit hard, and burst fire can punch through several targets at once. It rewards thinking about angles, thickness and what you are actually shooting at, not rolling dice and hoping.

Combat is classic Action Points tactics with body-part targeting: a chance-to-hit calculator shows your odds and likely damage before you shoot, so you choose between a risky headshot, a safe center-mass hit or a leg shot that slows someone down. Guns are loud, and noise matters. When a silenced weapon or crossbow is out of reach, you go melee, and the options run from a frying pan to a spiked baseball bat. Sneak up for silent takedowns, set Overwatch ambushes that fire on the enemy turn, and win initiative checks to strike first. Zombie hordes move together in one simultaneous phase, so even huge fights stay readable.

The city is divided between gangs, soldiers, cultists and refugees, and everyone has a speech ready about why their side is the righteous one.