Black Summer
When the outbreak began, society collapsed in confusion. People thought it was riots, sickness, or mass hysteria—until the dead started rising within minutes. Cities became death traps: dense populations, echoing gunfire, and endless reanimation cycles created unstoppable swarms. Airports, highways, and train stations turned into slaughter zones, packed with panicked evacuees. Rural areas fared better at first, but isolation meant little once corpses reanimated in farmhouses and towns. Governments tried curfews, quarantines, and martial law, but each failure spread terror faster than the infection. Religious movements claimed apocalypse, black markets thrived on weapons and fuel, and trust between neighbors vanished. In weeks, power grids failed, borders shut, and the world fractured into silent wastelands, fortified enclaves, and desperate survivors clinging to whatever ground they could hold.
About Black Summer
When the outbreak began, society collapsed in confusion. People thought it was riots, sickness, or mass hysteria—until the dead started rising within minutes. Cities became death traps: dense populations, echoing gunfire, and endless reanimation cycles created unstoppable swarms. Airports, highways, and train stations turned into slaughter zones...Read more