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<think> Okay, the user wants me to act as

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Okay, I need to help the user by translating their mobile app description into Ukrainian. Let me start by reading through the original text carefully to understand the context and key points.

The app is called "Zombie Squad: Join to Strike," and it's an action-packed survival game where players fight zombies using various weapons. The user wants an experienced translator's take on this, so I need to ensure the translation is not just literal but also engaging in Ukrainian.

First, I'll check for any brand names or specific terms that need to stay in English, like "MP5," "AK47," "Bazooka," etc. Also, phrases like "Zombie Squad: Join to Strike" should remain unchanged as they're proper nouns. The game features listed at the end are important to translate accurately while keeping the numbers and structure intact.

Next, I need to maintain the structure of the original text. The user mentioned preserving the structure, so headings like "🔥Game features🔥" should stay the same. Also, the use of emojis and bullet points should be consistent.

Now, translating the content. Ukrainian has specific grammar rules, so I have to make sure that verbs, adjectives, and nouns are correctly conjugated and declined. For example, the phrase "Can you be the last survivor..." might need to be in the appropriate case and gender. Also, terms like "post-apocalyptic world" should be translated in a way that's commonly understood in Ukrainian gaming contexts.

I'll go sentence by sentence. For example, "The world has come to an end, the apocalypse is nigh." In Ukrainian, this would be "Світ прийшов до кінця, апокаліпсис близько." I need to check if "апокаліпсис" is the right term here, and if "наближається" (is approaching) is better than "ближче" (nigh). Maybe "ближче" works for the rhyme and impact.

Then, "Zombies have invaded our homes completely." Translated as "Зомбі повністю захопили наші дому." Wait, "дому" is the genitive plural, which is correct for "our homes." But maybe "домів" is more common in Ukrainian. I should verify that.

Moving on to the part about collecting gold and upgrading weapons: "Collect golds on your mission and use them to upgrade more powerful weapons." In Ukrainian, "збирайте золото на своїй місії та використовуйте його, щоб оновити більш потужні зброю." "Золото" is the correct term here. Also, "зброя" is the general term for weapons, so "бі

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