Resort of the Dead

Resort of the DeadZombies, yeah, I know, they have been done to death But there's a catch, these are beach zombies. Ok, that was already covered by a few video games. Wait: it's a George Romero and J. G. Ballard crossover about a Zombie Apocalypse set in a formerly luxurious but now decaying summer resort in Portugal during the 1980s. That has never been done, right? Phew, that was a close call! Resort of the Dead provides you with a sandbox type location and a cast of

Zombies, yeah, I know, they have been done to death... But there's a catch, these are beach zombies. Ok, that was already covered by a few video games. Wait: it's a George Romero and J.G. Ballard crossover about a Zombie Apocalypse set in a formerly luxurious Ð but now decaying Ð summer resort in Portugal during the 1980s. That has never been done, right? Phew, that was a close call! Resort of the Dead provides you with a sandbox-type location and a cast of characters to run your zombie apocalypse scenario. You can use the Wretchploitation rules, or you can run it in other games.

All around, there are pristine beaches, crystal clear waters, lovely cafŽs and restaurants, drunken Brits, sunburnt (nearly overcooked) Germans, and obnoxious American tourists complaining, in broken Spanish, to the lazy-ass Portuguese manager about some minor issue, such as the room's TV set not working properly during the Armageddon. We do understand Spanish here, by the way, but it's not our native language. Just to make that clear! Anyway, we are here to provide you with the perfect spot to be killed by zombies. Well, not that perfect; the Torralba resort has seen much better days. But at least it's cheap. However, we'll screw you over the restaurant bill, and watch out for those cab drivers, too; they'll rip you off. Welcome to sunny Portugal, have fun being devoured by the undead hordes!