Your Guide to Surviving the Outbreak!

Our Three Survival Rules

1. Avoid the Zombies when Possible

   Fighting the hordes of the undead might seem like and easy and fun task, but it's not worth it. Being sneaky and staying hidden helps you keep off the zombies radar.

2. Keep clear of public places

   Public places are where everyone else is going, your supermarkets, gas stations, hardware stores, etc. And since these places are going to be crowded with people, zombies will be drawn to them. Keep clear of these places until inital outbreak subsides. Sure not much will still be there. But it's safer than getting the food with a massive horde around.

3. Learn to defend yourself

   While it's best to avoid confrontation with zombies, you may not always have that option. Learning how to defend yourself with available weapons and tools can be the difference between life and death.

Essential Survival Gear

Water Filtering Bottle

Can be extremely useful if you need to purify water from contaminated sources. Especially when the cities plumbing system shuts down!

Hatchet

A hatchet is a versatile tool that can be used for chopping wood, building shelters, and defending yourself against zombies. Make sure to keep it sharp and ready for action.

Fire Starter

A reliable fire starter is crucial for warmth, cooking, and signaling for help. Keep it in a waterproof container and test it regularly.

The Safe Zone

While everybody who hasn't yet turned in flesh-eating zombies is scrambling towards their local walmart in hopes it hasen't been scavenged, you will be making your way to the other "safer" side of town. Specifically the industrial district. Sure it might come off as a rough spot to live, but that's what everyone else will be thinking. A relativley low-density area is perfect for a safe area for you to reside in. Think about it, a warehouse would be perfect, most would have tools lying around in crates that you can use to fortify and protect your new home!