A new trailer has been released from Paradox Interactive which provides some flavor for its upcoming light Action/RPG title, Fort Zombie.  Developed by Kerebos, this trailer introduces players to some of challenges in the game in a town improbably named Piety, Indiana.

“We are absolutely amazed at the reception that Fort Zombie has received so far," said Chris Stewart of Kerberos Productions, the development studio behind Fort Zombie. "What started out as a fun little side project for us, which was designed simply to give gamers and zombie fans a couple of great laughs along with a great gaming experience, has attracted serious attention from fans of the zombie cult phenomenon even before the game's actually release. We can’t wait until they get a chance to pick up a shotgun and hit the zombie-infested streets of Piety!"

In Fort Zombie, players must save their town from an impending wave of zombies migrating from a nearby major city. Players are challenged to take control of a single building throughout the entire campaign. By effectively building this structure into the ultimate fort, as well as carefully searching for supplies and finding and training survivors in Piety, players have a chance at conquering and outlasting the flesh-hungry zombies.

One of the things that caught our eye here at The Wargamer was the use of the PhysX engine from Nvidia.  The PhysX video engine is expected to allow fully destructable environments in action games, and its use in Fort Zombie will make it one of the first games to integrate the technology - potentially creating some new gameplay experiences.  

To view the latest Fort Zombie movie, please visit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph-mWQdQ3Do&feature

Fort Zombie will be available this fall for purchase exclusively through all major digital distribution channels for the hauntingly low suggested retail price of $9.99 and €9.99