The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land guide - Tips and tricks to help you win every battle

So, you’ve got your base established in The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land, but you need some handy advice on how to survive in battle.

Never fear, 148Apps hasgot you covered.

Don’t go crazy

Ok, this sounds counter intuitive, but it’s a valuable rule - combat isn’t everything.

Instead, The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land is all about survival. You’re picking up supplies and rescuing people so you don’t need to kill all the walkers.

Sometimes, it’s better to play it safe and live to see another day.

Know your classes

The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land’s teams are broken up into a few distinctive roles.

Scouts can move fast and kill quietly, but they’re not the toughest class out there.

Bruisers are tough with high HP, and they can also stun enemies. That means the walker can’t do anything for one move, often making all the difference.

Hunters can attack a whole line of enemies in a ranged attack. They have low HP though, and these attacks are noisy and attract attention.

Teamwork is key

Stick together. Safety in numbers is everything here, especially as walkers can strike at any time.

Ideally, have your Bruiser and Scout at the front, paving the way, with a Hunter close behind to pick foes off.

Never leave your Hunter or Scouts vulnerable though. They won’t last long.

Timing

When you move your survivor, you have a choice of using 1 or 2 AP, dependong on the distance you want to cover. If you only use 1 AP, Overwatch kicks in meaning your survivor will automatically attack any walker that gets near them. Use that to your advantage.

You can also use Overwatch to scout ahead. Not sure what’s behind that crate? Move enough to see while keeping Overwatch active. It becomes a free attack that way.

Check out our other guides to learn about upgrading your equipment, establishing a base, and how to use the daily quests, weekly challenges, and radio tower effectively.

Have you been enjoyingThe Walking Dead: No Man's Land? Got some combat tips of your own? Let us know in the comments below!