Vultures - Scavengers of Death is a premium strategy PC game from developer Team Vultures. It is a 90s-inspired survival horror adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. Players will assume the role of special operatives who must traverse the dead wasteland in search of a cure to the disease.

Comparable to Echoes of the Living, Vultures - Scavengers of Death takes cues from the original Resident Evil game for its distinct perspective and gameplay style. Players will engage in tactical turn-based combat against the undead while trying to survive and accomplish their mission to save the world.

Surviving the zombie apocalypse

Vultures - Scavengers of Death takes place in Salento Valley, the unfortunate site of a biohazard accident that affected the citizens and turned them into flesh-hungry zombies. You play as a Vulture special operative on a crucial mission to find a cure for the deadly disease. You must traverse the dangerous wasteland, fight off the undead, and locate your quarry.

Choose from two operatives and take on various missions that will take you to various locations across the city. Utilize Leopold's strength and ingenuity to brute force enemies and move environmental objects. Meanwhile, Amber’s wit and agility will help you navigate the battlefield and force enemies into position with her grappling gun. Resources are limited to make sure each ammo and health pack counts.

There will be various obstacles and puzzles in your way, so scour every area for keys and codes to help you push through. Collect valuables to unlock upgrades, weapons, and gear from the market. Now, one area that can be a bit frustrating in Vultures - Scavengers of Death is navigation, wherein movement feels clunky, and it’s easy to get lost more often than not with an unreliable map system.

Nostalgic horror fest

To sum up, if you grew up playing the original PS1 console or just like the retro look and feel of these PSX-style games, Vulture - Scavengers of Death is a nostalgic horror-fueled trip down memory lane. It replicates those classic survival horror experiences quite well, for better or worse, and the tactical turn-based combat is good. Dive in and see for yourself.