Popcap games, a developer and distributor of leisure games, was established in 2000 by john vechey, brian fiete and jason kapalka, based in seattle, united states, and has grown to more than 180 employees by 2009. Popcap's famous game is bejeweled, a game for the elimination of precious stones, which won the cgw hall of fame prize in 2002. In july 2011, popcap was acquired by the united states video game industry's giant electric power (ea). Retrenchments were made in march 2014 to adapt to the online service provided to players in mobile games and to the need to develop new ips. Its development tool is a community-based open software framework, sexyapp framewok, which uses c++. Tuxcap, derived from this, supports linux and mac os x, which are essentially compatible and provide additional python binding, physical engines, etc. Zombies world is a cross-section of a single-machine tactical trip in which game players experience abandoned biochemical cities, underground work that crosse...