Details
- Released
- 1996
- Developer
- Zombie LLC
- Publisher
- GT Interactive Software Corp.
- Genre
- First Person Shooter
- Players
- Up to 8; single player, multiplayer
- Type
- Commercial
- Rating
- M - Mature
- Platform
- Windows 9x
- Pack
- eXoWin9x
- Manual
- Included in the pack (PDF)
Stories
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Screenshots
About this game
ZPC stands for “Zero Population Count,” which should give you an idea of the kind of irreverent 90’s vibe they’re going for. Alongside CyberMage, ZPC is most notable for being one of the first FPS titles to intentionally look like a comic come to life. It is not the first cel-shaded game – these are still traditional sprites, just drawn by established U.K. artist Aidan Hughes (most known for BRUTE! Propaganda and his KMFDM album art). Similarly inspired by Soviet and Chinese propaganda posters, ZPC uses its art style as a visual shorthand for the authoritarian regime you’re here to overthrow.
Mechanically, ZPC flips the FPS script by having all enemies drop health instead of ammo. Ammo must be sought out and rationed carefully, while health is easy to get as long as you can kill enemies.
Includes music by the industrial band the Revolting Cocks, and art by underground artist Aidan (KMFDM) Hughes.
Also known as
| ZPC: Zero Population Count |
Collections
- Playlist
- Remote Multiplayer
- Theme
- Sci-Fi


