Zombie Exodus

Zombie Exodus is a 2011 interactive-fiction game by Jim Dattilo about surviving a zombie outbreak through text-based decisions. The player creates a protagonist and determines relationships, priorities, and survival choices instead of controlling a conventional graphical action character. [Choice of Games announcement](https://www.choiceofgames.com/2011/12/announcing-zombie-exodus/)

It was released through the Hosted Games interactive-fiction ecosystem and uses ChoiceScript. It is a text game rather than a 3D console title, and its availability has been associated with Hosted Games web and mobile distribution. [Zombie Exodus announcement](https://www.choiceofgames.com/2011/12/announcing-zombie-exodus/)

Yes, both are Jim Dattilo interactive survival-horror works published through Hosted Games. Safe Haven is a related follow-up series with its own survivor group and management focus, rather than simply being a short extra chapter added to the 2011 game. [Jim Dattilo game catalog](https://www.gamesbyjimd.com/)

ChoiceScript tracks decisions that can change the protagonist's skills, relationships, supplies, and route through the outbreak. The 2011 announcement specifically describes the story as being controlled by the player's choices, so replaying with a different character can produce different scenes and outcomes. [Choice of Games announcement](https://www.choiceofgames.com/2011/12/announcing-zombie-exodus/)