When starting in Infection Free Zone, a critical task is constructing a wooden tower to fortify your headquarters and structures. These towers offer robust defense and an added layer of security beyond your squads, making them essential since your HQ may not always be surrounded by a protective squad in the face of infected threats.

Despite the significance of towers, the game overlooks guidance on arming the workers manning the towers to effectively combat the relentless waves of infected. Here's a guide on equipping towers with weapons in Infection Free Zone.

How to Arm Towers in Infection Free Zone

By default, workers assigned to a tower will engage incoming infected with basic weapons. To enhance their efficiency in eliminating hordes swiftly, assign them potent weapons such as bows, pistols, machine guns, shotguns, and sniper rifles. While these are the only available weapons for tower assignment, they are highly effective.

Here's a breakdown of the process to arm a tower in Infection Free Zone:

Upon following these steps, a worker will transport the designated weapon from your HQ to the tower. It is crucial to match the number of firearms in your HQ storage with the workers at the tower; failing to do so will result in a shortage warning, leaving only one worker armed.

It is important to note that only identical weapons can be used concurrently. Therefore, ensure you have duplicates of the same weapon. In some cases, opting for two pistols may be more advantageous than a single assault rifle. If you lack additional copies of a desired weapon, cheat codes can expedite its placement in your HQ instantly.

Moreover, in Infection Free Zone, you can allocate a maximum of 200 units of ammunition to a tower at once. To sustain operational readiness, maintain a steady ammo supply in your HQ storage for workers to replenish their firearms during encounters. A shortage of ammo can render assigned weapons ineffective against menacing infected incursions.