Looking for a Walking Dead / Post-Apocalyptic Survival game

[Remiel]

Since I'm already running one, I'd like to be a player in someone else's game.  What I'm looking for, primarily, is a small, mixed group of roughly equal genders of all different stripes and backgrounds, who are forced to depend on each other for survival.  To this end, I think the Walking Dead universe would be a good setting for this, but I'm not beholden to that.  It could be something more along the lines of a post-nuclear apocalypse like Fallout, or, hell, even a stranded-on-a-desert-island setting like Lost.

What we're up against isn't important so much as the intra-group social dynamics--how do we function as a group when our very survival is at stake?

If necessary, I'd be willing to co-GM with a dedicated and enthusiastic partner, but I don't want to take on another group on my own.

[Tilt]

I'd be interested in joining, but I've never DMed. Or played in a roleplay that required a DM.

Usually I play one on one and if there's a group, everyone does their own thing with just some collaboration.

[Chanticleer]

I'd be more interested in participating in a Fallout-themed version of this than a Walking Dead one. There are zombie-ish critters in Fallout, but there are zombies and only zombies in WD. It feels a bit more limited to me thereby.

[Mister Ugly]

I am trying to get a Post-Apocalyptic game started! Loosely based on an old table top game called The Morrow Project!

Check it out here!
https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=299464.0

>MU

[Remiel]

Still floating this out there.  There's like a million Pathfinder / D&D games out there, but I've yet to see one that is tailored toward post-apocalyptic-ness.

[Lyrical]

I'd be interested in joining as a player in a sandbox post apocalyptic game if you find a story teller. I could try something with a system but my experience with systems are very limited.

[Z Kami]

Also super interested in this idea as a player. I think there are a couple of zombie specific rpg systems out there last I check but their names are slipping my mind right now. I remember GURP being highly recommended.

[Antisoul]

post apoc sounds fun, whatever the sort.