New Jersey, USA, 1998.
On every front and in every direction, wherever soldiers advance, they encounter resistance from small and large Renegade groups alike. Despite this, some regular army units have managed to reach the largest port in New Jersey state.

Atlanta, USA, 1998.
Atlanta is a major city located at a crossroads of key routes along the East Coast — which led to its rapid downfall during the outbreak. However, when the military entered the city, they immediately encountered signs of life: the Renegades were already there.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
Fort Redwood was a forward military encampment established to assist with civilian evacuations in the Red Zone. After the order to withdraw, the fort was abandoned — and has since been taken over by the Renegades. The soldiers aren’t willing to let that stand.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
The abandoned sawmill district was once intended by government forces to serve as an observation or forward operating post — but something went wrong. Now, they’re forced to fight the Renegades for control of the area.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
The half-flooded swampy terrain is perfect for a hidden shelter or an outpost. The military thought so too when they established a strongpoint here. After their evacuation, the renegades picked up the same idea. 

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
At the start of the outbreak, a small National Guard detachment entered this otherwise unremarkable village to begin evacuations, gradually fortifying their positions. But they were too late — a wave of infected forced them to retreat. Now the Renegades hold the village, and they are not planning to retreat at all. 

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
A small town where FEMA had established several evacuation camps, helping save most of the local population. Now, those same camps have become fortified outposts held by the Renegades — and they're standing their ground against the advancing government forces.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
Once, the military planned to build a solid defensive line in this area—walls were raised, watchtowers constructed. But it didn’t work out. When the soldiers finally returned, they found their own fortifications, and the city itself—had become a perfect stronghold for the Renegades.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
A county named after the major city of Everhills was once known as a peaceful, scenic region. Tourists came for the forests and mountain views. But when the outbreak began, the place fell silent almost overnight. Now, it serves as the Renegades’ first line of defense before the vital city beyond.

Red Zone, USA, 1998.
Breaking into the districts and suburbs of New York City, government troops encountered fierce and unrelenting resistance from the Renegades. Not a single major area was surrendered without a fight — and for countless soldiers the city’s streets turned into a deadly maze of urban warfare.