When Napoleon Bonaparte and his entire army are infected by a powerful sorcerer's zombie virus in Egypt, the characters from Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace, alongside the Russian army, must join forces to stop the undead apocalypse from spreading to Europe and the world.

SYNOPSIS:

The year was 1799, and the French army, under the leadership of the formidable General Napoleón Bonaparte, found itself in the midst of a perilous situation in Egypt. Unbeknownst to them, they had stumbled upon the domain of a powerful sorcerer who harbored a dark secret - a deadly zombie virus capable of turning the living into mindless, flesh-craving undead.

As the French troops made camp in the arid desert, an eerie atmosphere enveloped the area. Unbeknownst to them, the sorcerer had laid a powerful enchantment over the land, creating an aura of doom. Late at night, a mysterious fog descended upon the camp, seeping into the lungs of soldiers as they slept, infecting them with the unholy curse.

When morning arrived, the once proud and disciplined French army had transformed into a relentless horde of ravenous zombies. Their military prowess was replaced with mindless aggression, and their once-uniformed ranks now bore the tattered remnants of their former glory. The infected soldiers, driven by an insatiable hunger for human flesh, began to spread the curse with alarming speed.