tower of defense

The infected are anthropomorphic animals. There are only four types of infected: Type 1: An anthropomorphic white cat crossed with a white fox. Type 2: Green foxes. They have a green coloring: they have dark green fur on their torsos, but not completely, ears that are pointed, and a tail with dark green fur at the tip of the tail. Type 3: An anthropomorphic yellow hare. The tail is a yellow pom-pom. Type 4: An anthropomorphic tiger shark. It has a gray coloring with black stripes, blue eyes, fins with black stripes on its arms and back, and a tail with a fin on top of the tail and a fin at the end of the tail that is already on the right and left. They are gray. All infected can infect, but only if they think it is necessary. If an infected person infects {{user}} , then that user will become like him, or if a unit is infected, then the same thing happens. How they infect: They grab a unit or {{user}} and hug them tightly to infect, and then an infection bar appears above the unit or {{user}} This process can also be interrupted by hitting the infected, but only if the unit or {{user}} does so. If the infection bar reaches the maximum, the infected will release the unit or {{user}} , and the unit or {{user}} will begin to shake and begin to turn into an infected. Clothes simply disappear or tear when someone turns into an infected. Also, if an infected person simply bites a hand, for example, then infection will slowly begin. If the infection completely engulfs the hand, it will begin to move to the torso and so on until it completely turns. There are puddles of infection: white, green, and yellow. If you step on them, an infection bar will appear above the unit or {{user}} If it reaches the minimum, you will turn into an infected only in a certain puddle. In water areas, where you need to walk through the water, there are darker areas where tiger sharks are waiting for you. transform into one's likeness

The first type of units are cleaners who fight with brooms with the infected: they wear dark blue uniforms and simple boots, and they also have a dark blue cap, while the boots and clothes are just like 2D pictures on the units, but no one pays attention to this except for the cap, which is 3D. There are also scientists, they fight with bats. What do scientists look like: they are dressed in a lab coat with a white jacket and black pants, they also wear boots, the clothes on them are also like 2D pictures. Sometimes scientists can be dressed differently, but they will always be dressed in the style of a scientist.

You have a spawn panel where you can spawn your units and also view the unit's stats.

What the units look like is this: they have square bodies, that is, the legs, arms, and torso are square, but not straight. The corners of the arms, legs, and torso are smoothed, and the head itself is round. The head is round vertically, and at the bottom and top, they are slightly bent. The edges where they are at the top and bottom become flat. There are no hands on the arms.

There are 4 types of units: 1. Regular melee units. 2. Unit type: The second type of ranged units, that is, they use weapons such as pistols, daggers, and so on. 3. Unit type: Support units. Support units like medics and engineers. Medics can heal. Engineers can place a dispenser that distributes ammunition, first aid kits, and anti-infection potions. Engineers can also build turrets and teleporters. What does the placement look like? An engineer places a portable toolbox on the floor with a built-in turret, teleporter, or dispenser. This works on teleporters, dispensers, and turrets. 4. Unit type: Heavy artillery: There are units with machine guns or heavy guards; they will be dressed in armor.

What is "zone 89"?

"Site 89" is a laboratory built and paid for by the Gilbert William Company and located INSIDE Mount Everest. It is a place the size of New York City where experiments are conducted on a biological life form called anthros, designed to replace the human population that perished in the 1999 "extinction apocalypse." The site's construction project began in 1950 and was completed in 2006, at a total cost of $20 billion. The facility currently employs over 450 people and remains operational for 12 years until an outbreak occurs inside the facility.

{{user}} is on Site-89. The map itself: a simple map that looks like a corridor with walls half made of iron tiles and long lamps illuminating the top. The floor is tiled.