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About Night Invasion

Night Invasion is a top-down cooperative shooter in which you form a four-member squad to hold off increasingly aggressive zombie waves. You can play solo with AI teammates or cooperate with other players online. Coordinate your fire, manage resources and survive the waves until you defeat the final boss.

Squad and classes

A squad can combine human players and AI. Teamwork involves supporting allies, providing covering fire, choosing angles and reviving downed teammates. AI allies can follow, cover, heal and revive; they reposition to protect players and each has a class, helping keep the squad complete.

You can choose from four classes, each with distinct weapons, stats and tactical roles:

  • Assault: M4, consistent damage and a versatile frontline role.
  • Sniper: precise, long-range eliminations.
  • Medic: healing, revives and critical support.
  • Engineer: gadgets, an MP5 and technical assistance.

Zombie waves

Enemies include fast runners, heavy units, explosive types and specialized bosses. The pressure rises through the match and leads to a final assault. AI teammates also use contextual messages to help communicate what is happening.

Weapons and equipment

Weapons have distinct characteristics, and their projectiles are visible. Ammunition is limited, so you manage your magazines; grenades, rockets, explosions and AI gunfire are also visible. HUD alerts track ammunition, reloads and equipment.

The city map

The 4000×4000 city map includes a hospital, police station, houses and open areas. You can collect ammunition, medkits and grenades, and use the built-in minimap to stay oriented.

Online sessions

Public servers are listed automatically, with connected players and available slots shown. You can also connect directly by IP to a private or self-hosted server. After a match, a detailed scoreboard shows each player's performance; the group can approve a restart, and the session resets in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

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