The zombie hordes gradually grow in intensity throughout the game, sending occasional waves and mini bosses throughout. In They Are Billions, you manage gold, iron, wood, stone, food, and manpower as your settlement grows, in a veritable race against time.
Playing on an easier difficulty will certainly help you get to grips with the relationships between the game's different resources and nuances, as the encroaching hordes grow increasingly impatient and dangerous. You can customize the difficulty and length of each survival map, depending on whether or not you want a huge, epic campaign or a quick match against a few hundred nasties. Dark forests, mountainous wilds, and arid plains await you, with all sorts of dynamically-generated map features to discover, which can both aid and hinder your survival chances. Your mission is to survive on various biomes, unlocked as you complete each one. Set in an apocalyptic future where civilization has been wiped out by a mysterious plague, humanity rises again endowed with the remnants of forgotten technology, combined with Victorian-era clockwork steam-powered gadgets, with a side of medieval necessities. They Are Billions is equal parts satisfying and addictive. You can zoom up close to the action as well as zoom out to get a broader view, however, and the art style is attractive and suitably gloomy, with a ton of dark, steampunk charm. They Are Billions is a 2.5D isometric strategy game with a fixed camera perspective, reminiscent of classic Age of Empires titles.
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