List of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction

This is a list of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction works as portrayed in literature, film, television, and, comics.[1][2]

Apocalyptic fiction is a subgenre of science fiction that is concerned with the end of civilization due to a potentially existential catastrophe such as nuclear warfare, pandemic, extraterrestrial attack, impact event, cybernetic revolt, technological singularity, dysgenics, supernatural phenomena, divine judgment, climate change, resource depletion or some other general disaster. Post-apocalyptic fiction is set in a world or civilization after such a disaster. The time frame may be immediately after the catastrophe, focusing on the travails or psychology of survivors, or considerably later, often including the theme that the existence of pre-catastrophe civilization has been forgotten (or mythologized).

Apocalypse is a Greek word referring to the end of the world. Apocalypticism is the religious belief that there will be an apocalypse, a term which originally referred to a revelation of God's will, but now usually refers to belief that the world will come to an end very soon, even within one's own lifetime.[3]

Apocalyptic fiction does not portray catastrophes, or disasters, or near-disasters that do not result in apocalypse. A threat of an apocalypse does not make a piece of fiction apocalyptic. For example, Armageddon and Deep Impact are considered disaster films and not apocalyptic fiction because, although Earth and/or humankind are terribly threatened, in the end they manage to avoid destruction. Apocalyptic fiction is not the same as fiction that provides visions of a dystopian future. George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, for example, is dystopian fiction, not apocalyptic fiction.

Works of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction

Format	Year	Cause	Title	Author and notes
Novel	1805	Human decline	Le Dernier Homme	Jean-Baptiste Cousin de Grainville – regarded as the first story of modern speculative fiction to depict the end of the world[4]
Game	2017	Infection, Disease	Hollow Knight	Hollow Knight is an artistically dynamic adventure metroid-style game. It indirectly tells the story of a broken and diseased civilization through dialogue, lore tablets, artwork and other features. As the player learns more and progresses, the infection occurs, and ultimately the player discovers the source of the infection as well as the history behind the world.
Film	1977	Eco, supernatural	Holocaust 2000	Directed by Alberto De Martino.
Film	2014	Eco, technology	Snowpiercer	Takes place in an alternative history where an attempt to counteract global warming through climate engineering in 2014 backfires catastrophically, causing an ice age and extinguishing nearly all life; only animals that can adapt to sub-zero temperatures and the inhabitants of a circumnavigational train called Snowpiercer remain.
Game	2016	Other	Nuclear Throne	A post-apocalyptic shoot-'em-up by Vlambeer, where humanity mutated into horrible monsters. These mutants are looking for the fabled Nuclear Throne.
Radio	1938, 1943	Eco	"Oxychloride X"	An episode of Arch Oboler's popular 1930s and 1940s radio horror and mystery anthology serial Lights Out. A deranged university chemistry student creates what turns out to be an "super-dissolving substance", with the potential, among other uses, to become "a doomsday chemical superweapon".
Film	2017	Bioterrorism, zombies	Resident Evil: Vendetta	The story is set in between the events of Resident Evil 6 and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. BSAA agent Chris Redfield is tracking Glenn Arias, a Brazilian-American death merchant and a former CIA operative who is wanted by both the Interpol and the FBI.
Game	2017	Technology, war	Horizon Zero Dawn	The story is set in the 31st century, in a world where humans have regressed to primitive tribal societies as a result of some unspecified calamity. Their technologically advanced predecessors are vaguely remembered as the "Old Ones." Large robotic creatures known merely as "machines" now dominate the Earth.
Radio	1972	Aliens, disease, zombies	The Peoria Plague	Originally recorded and aired by station WUHN (now WSWT), in Peoria, Illinois[5][6]
Television	1982	War	World War III	Originally broadcast on the NBC television network. The film's original director, Boris Sagal, died in a freak mishap during filming, and was replaced by his successor, David Greene. The teleplay was written by Robert L. Joseph.
Game	1980	War	Missile Command	Arcade video game designed by Dave Theurer and developed by Atari, Inc. Later ported to many different home computing and gaming platforms for many years afterward. Considered one of the most notable classic video games of all time.
Film	1959	Eco, monsters	The Giant Behemoth	[7]
Film	2014	Disease	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	Directed by Matt Reeves, and based on characters created by Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver (premise suggested by Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle). A growing nation of genetically evolved apes is threatened by a band of human survivors of a devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier.[8]
Game	2012	Disease	Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward	Visual novel adventure game released for Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita. The game takes place 45 years in the future, after a calamitous virus outbreak, known as Radical-6, has exterminated almost all of human civilization.
Radio	1951	War	"The Last Objective"	Written by Paul Carter and adapted by Ernest Kinoy for NBC Radio's 1950–1951 sci-fi anthology series, Dimension X. A military android questions its continued existence, after the last of its human comrade-counterparts dies out from the effects of a mysterious doomsday super-weapon that was unleashed at the end of a generations-long global atomic war.
Novel	1970	Supernatural, war, eco, human decline	The Late, Great Planet Earth	Bestselling blockbuster Bible prophecy-based "mockumentary" novel, co-written by Hal Lindsey and Carole C. Carlson, and later adapted into a 1979 feature-length theatrical motion picture narrated by Orson Welles
Game	1992	Sun, aliens	Epic and its 1994 sequel Inferno	Published by Ocean Software (now Atari). A Battlestar Galactica-esque 3-D space shooter video game for MS-DOS and other contemporary (at that time) personal computing platforms.
Game	1980	War	NukeWar	Published by gaming company Avalon Hill. A turn-based strategy game for many early home computing platforms, such as the Apple II, the Commodore 64, and the Atari 400/800 model home computers.
Television	1975–1977	Eco (nuclear waste explosion on the Moon, followed by earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, etc. on Earth, caused by the loss of the Moon)	Space: 1999	Created by Gerry Anderson and wife Sylvia Anderson
Radio	1946	War	The Fifth Horseman (radio play)	Early (post-World War II) radio docudrama series originally aired over the now-defunct NBC Radio network. This "rare and unusual" series of shows (featuring many top Hollywood film performers of that era) was written, produced, and directed by Arnold Marquis, as part of a special postwar campaign aimed at convincing the public to place the then-newly developed technologies of nuclear energy and weaponry under United Nations control.[9]
Game	2006	War	DEFCON	Created by independent British game developer Introversion Software, and inspired (in part) by the 1983 film WarGames
Television	1984	War	Countdown to Looking Glass	Canadian-produced TV movie, directed by producer Fred Barzyk, and originally premiering in the United States, on the HBO pay-cable TV network
Television	1994	Aliens, impact event	Without Warning	Directed by Robert Iscove, and originally broadcast over the CBS television network
Game	1998	Aliens, technology (cyber-terrorism)	Red Baron 2573	[10]
Novel	1950	War	Shadow on the Hearth	Judith Merril; later adapted for television in 1954
Game	1992	Aliens	Galactix	Backstory (featuring a satirical fake TV news story regarding the final depletion of the Amazon rain forest) and game play take place in (a fictional version of) the year 2019, in which a powerful alien attack force threatens to obliterate the Earth. Developed by Scott Host, for Cygnus Games (now Mountain King Studios).[11]
Game	2014	Impact event	Ace Combat Infinity	PlayStation 3 online game depicting a new world war 20 years after a meteor strike hits much of the Earth's surface
Game	2013	Disease, monsters	The Last of Us	A fungal spore infection turns most of humanity into monsters and a small band of survivors try to live on.
Film	2013	Environmental cataclysm forces	After Earth	Humans abandon Earth.
Film	2013	Eco	The Colony	Another ice age causes survivors to move underground.
Television	2012–2014	Technology collapse	Revolution	All technology ceases after a global blackout.
Novel	1964	Disease	Virus	Novel by Sakyo Komatsu about a lethal super-germ that kills humanity in months; later adapted into a 1980 movie
Novel	2008	Eco	Flood	Earth is gradually submerged due to seismic activity that brings more water to the surface.
Novel	2011	Technology	Wool	A multi-part series by author Hugh Howey
Novel	2008	War	The Diamond of Darkhold	The fourth book in Jeanne DuPrau's City of Ember series
Novel	2006	War	The Prophet of Yonwood	The third book in Jeanne DuPrau's City of Ember series
Play	2005	War and gang violence	Mercury Fur	Philip Ridley
Novel	2004	War	The People of Sparks	The second book in Jeanne DuPrau's City of Ember series.
Novel	2000	Eco	The Last Book in the Universe	Rodman Philbrick
Story	2001	War	"Autobahn nach Poznan"	Andrzej Ziemianski
Story	1950	War	"Dear Devil"	Eric Frank Russell
Story	1969	War	"A Boy and His Dog"	Harlan Ellison; filmed in 1975
Story	1984	War	"Extinction is Forever"	Louise Lawrence – A scientist uses a time machine to travel to the future and film the results of a nuclear war in a bid to prevent it from happening. However, his actions could have serious repercussions for the mutated descendants of the human race.
Novel	1990	Divine prophecy	Good Omens	Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
Story	1949	War	"Let the Ants Try"	Frederik Pohl (under the pseudonym James MacCreigh)
Play	1942	War (also ice age and flood)	The Skin of Our Teeth	Thornton Wilder
Novel	1922	War	Theodore Savage (vt. Lest Ye Die)	Cicely Hamilton [12]
Story	1941	War	"Magic City"	Nelson S. Bond
Story	1953	War	"Second Variety"	Philip K. Dick
Story	1949	War	"Time to Rest"	John Wyndham – short story sequel "No Place Like Earth"
Comic	1985–1989	War	Appleseed	Masamune Shirow – Japanese manga (and subsequent anime adaptations)
Novella	1989	Zombies	On the Far Side of the Cadillac Desert With Dead Folks	Joe R. Lansdale
Comic	1990–1995	War	Battle Angel Alita	Yukito Kishiro – manga series containing post-apocalyptic elements and taking place in a highly futuristic dystopian world
Comic	2000–2014	Impact event, war	Battle Angel Alita: Last Order	Yukito Kishiro – a continuation of the former manga series containing the same elements as the previous series, but goes into greater detail as to how the dystopia came about
Novel	1913	Disease	Goslings: A World of Women[13]	J.D. Beresford – a global plague has decimated England's male population and the once-predictable Gosling family is now free to fulfill its long-frustrated desires
Comic	1997–	War	Desert Punk	Usune Masatoshi – manga series (later adapted into an anime series)
Comic	1986–1993	War	Ex-Mutants	Set in a post-nuclear world
Comic	1968–	War	Cobalt 60	Created by Vaughn Bodé, first published in 1968
Comic	2002	War	Hulk: The End
Comic	2003	War	Judge Dredd vs. Aliens
Comic	1972–	War	Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth	Created by Jack Kirby, first published in 1972
Comic	2000–2001	War	Saikano	Shin Takahashi – manga series
Comic	1990–1991	War	The Last American	Series originally from Marvel in 1990/1991, re-released by Com.X
Comic	2004	War	The Punisher: The End
Comic	1992–	War	X/1999	Clamp – manga series
Song	1992	War	"April 2031"	Song by the band Warrant on their album Dog Eat Dog; depicts an Earth devastated by war where life lives on only by artificial means
Other	1995–	War	Ayreon	Arjen Anthony Lucassen – series of concept albums depicting the end of life on Earth in 2084 due to, among other factors, a catastrophic nuclear war
Poem	1956	War	"The Horses"	Edwin Muir – deals with society's regression to pre-Industrial Revolution conditions in the wake of a nuclear war
Poem	1961	War	"Your Attention Please"	Peter Porter – written in the style of a radio broadcast warning of an impending nuclear attack
Song	1979	War	"Your Attention Please"	Song adaptation of the above Porter poem, written and recorded by the Scottish post-punk group the Scars
Game	2008	Impact event	Advance Wars: Days of Ruin	With virtually all of humanity wiped out by a meteor strike, the game follows the exploits of an army of survivors, fighting bandit raiders and hostile armies across the planet's desolate remains.
Other	2004–	Impact event	Compilation of Final Fantasy VII	Includes video games, short stories, and animated features; revolves largely around the fate of a planet which is ravaged by the impact a giant meteor/asteroid, summoned by magic; published between 2004 and 2009
Game	2007	Impact event	Godzilla: Unleashed	PC video game, from Pipeworks, set in the post-apocalyptic Earth in which Earth has been destroyed by crystals
Game	2011	Impact event	Rage	Video game by iD Software; set after a meteor collision with the Earth
Novel	1997–	Aliens	Outlanders	Novel series created by Mark Ellis, a.k.a. James Axler
Novel	1967–1988	Aliens	The Tripods	John Christopher – novel series, made into a TV series in the 1980s
Game	2001–	Aliens	Halo series	An alien alliance called the Covenant begin attacking human colonies in 2525. By 2552, almost all of the human colonies are destroyed and the Covenant are attacking Earth.
Game	2007–	Aliens	Crysis	Crytek – a near future where an ancient alien spacecraft has been discovered beneath the ground on an island in the East Philippines
Novel	1928, 1929	Eco	Deluge and Dawn	S. Fowler Wright – a huge flood devastates the world; only the English Midlands survive
Novel	1973, 1976	Eco	Children of Morrow and Treasures of Morrow	H. M. Hoover – set in California several centuries after pollution has all but wiped out the human race; published in 1973 and 1976, respectively
Novel	2002–2004	Eco	The Snowfall Trilogy	Mitchell Smith – novel trilogy comprising Snowfall, Kingdom River, and Moonrise. North America has retreated into hunter-gatherer societies and military kingdoms some 500 years after an apocalyptic ice age
Novel	1995/2005	Eco	The Mara and Dann novels	Doris Lessing – Mara and Dann and its sequel, Story of General Dann and Mara's Daughter, Griot and the Snow Dog, are set in a future ice age. Other Lessing novels, like Memoirs of a Survivor and Shikasta, also deal with apocalyptic themes.
Novel	1994–2001	Eco	The Greatwinter trilogy	Sean McMullen – trilogy comprising Souls in the Great Machine, The Miocene Arrow, and Eyes of the Calculator. The first book was originally published as two books, starting in 1994. An ancient whale species recreated through a genetic experiment turns out to have been telepathic, and the whales issue a telepathic call which cause most of humanity and other large land mammals to walk into the oceans and drown.
Game	2007	Technology	Toxic	Nitrome Limited – flash game by about a character in a yellow hazmat suit attempting to free the world from a race of robots with a variety of bombs. A sequel, Toxic 2, was released in 2008.
Radio	2005	Technology	"Humans Are Dead"	Flight of the Conchords
Song	1980	Technology	"The Eighth Day"	Hazel O'Connor – hit single
Song	2007	Technology	"Citizens of Tomorrow"	Tokyo Police Club – single
Other	2003	Technology	The Protomen	The Protomen's self-titled album
Film	2003	Human decline	Le Temps du Loup	Michael Haneke's film (The Time of the Wolf) follows a family through the (French?) countryside after an undefined catastrophic collapse of civilization.
Film	2001	Human decline	A.I.	Depicts human extinction after 2,000 years
Television	2006	Human decline	Korgoth of Barbaria	Cartoon Network/Adult Swim animated parody
Television	2003	Human decline	Wolf's Rain	This manga/anime series takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, where constant conflicts between nobles leaves whole parts of the earth uninhabited, cities in ruins, and technology rare. Only the nobles possess futuristic ships, and the richest have domed cities where the debilitated Earth can still support life. Wolves are proclaimed extinct, but found a way to enchant humans. Five wolves are on a quest to find 'Paradise', along with a Flower-Maiden, who was created from a Lunar Flower by a Noble. A second apocalypse ends the series, with a presumable renewing of the planet. Four of the five characters are seen in the renewed world.
Television	2002	Human decline	The Future Is Wild	Uses computer animation to simulate the sort of creatures that may evolve from present-day animals. In the world depicted in the series, the human race has left Earth to colonize the stars. The future descendants of humanity have sent probes back to Earth to record what has become of it.
Novel	1980–1983	Human decline	The Book of the New Sun	Gene Wolfe – novel series
Novel	1953	Human decline	Childhood's End	Arthur C. Clarke
Novel	1982	Human decline	Friday	Robert A. Heinlein - human society on a future Earth is slipping into a gradual, but inevitable, collapse
Novel	1985	Human decline	Galápagos	Kurt Vonnegut – After an ambiguous eradication of the human species, several people on a cruise to the Galápagos Islands get stranded there. Much to the dismay of the only male left, the women of the island continue the human species for thousands of years, where they evolve into seal-like creatures.
Novel	1963	Human decline	Planet of the Apes	Pierre Boulle
Novel	2004–2009	Human decline	Biomega	Followed the manga NOiSE, Blame! and Net Sphere Engineer by Tsutomu Nihei. Published between 2004 and 2009
Novel	1982–	Human decline	The Dark Tower series	Stephen King - first book published in 1982
Story	1956	Human decline	To Serve The Master	Philip K. Dick[14]
Television	2000–2005	Future collapse	Andromeda	Created by Gene Roddenberry; ran between 2000 and 2005
Television	1988–1999; 2009–	Future collapse	Red Dwarf	British science-fiction sitcom; first ran between 1988 and 1999 and was re-started in 2009
Novel	1953	Future collapse	Against the Fall of Night	Arthur C. Clarke; an early version of The City and the Stars
Novel	1956	Future collapse	The City and the Stars	Arthur C. Clarke; after the loss of a galactic empire, humanity is restricted to the single city of Diaspar, but lives a life of eternal comfort and safety. Alvin escapes and finds the truth – forcing his city to face the universe again.
Novel	1963	Future collapse	The Dragon Masters	Jack Vance
Novel	1996	Future collapse	Endymion	Dan Simmons – plus a sequel called The Rise of Endymion
Novel	1974	Future collapse	The Mote in God's Eye	Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Mankind's growing interstellar empire discovers an old and sophisticated alien society restricted for millions of years to a single planet. Their hopes for a peaceful coexistence are shattered when they discover how the aliens control their population.
Novel	1996–2008	Future collapse	Trigun	Manga by Yasuhiro Nightow, published between 1996 and 2008
Novel	1994–1996	Future collapse	Reaches	David Drake, published between 1994 and 1996
Story	1959	Future collapse	"Transfusion"	Chad Oliver
Novel	1970	Future collapse	Ringworld	Larry Niven – an expedition from earth to find a futuristic planet, a ring surrounding a star, results in the members finding that a meteor puncture in the ring's floor and power failure caused the cities to break apart and civilization to collapse
Novel	1979–1982	Future collapse	Last Legionary	Series by Douglas Hill – a lone soldier fights to bring down the organisation which unleashed a deadly radiation against his planet, killing all his people and rendering the planet uninhabitable
Novel	1963	Future collapse	Space Viking	H. Beam Piper
Novel	1991–1995	Future collapse	The General series	S. M. Stirling and David Drake, published between 1991 and 1995
Film	1998	Sun	Last Night	Don McKellar – follows the lives of several individuals as they cope with their final six hours on Earth before its apparent incineration by the Sun (the cause of the apocalypse is never directly stated)
Television	1997	Sun	"The Deconstruction of Falling Stars"	An episode of Babylon 5 – written by J. Michael Straczynski
Television	2005	Sun	"The End of the World"	An episode of the television series Doctor Who.
Novel	1986	Sun	Songs of Distant Earth	Arthur C. Clarke – in which the last survivors of Earth arrive at a distant colony unexpectedly
Poem	1816	Sun	"Darkness"	Lord Byron - describes the end of life on Earth after the Sun's extinction
Story	1906	Sun	"Finis"	Frank Lillie Pollock – where a second Sun's light incinerates Earth
Comic	2001–2002	Sun	Just a Pilgrim	Limited series by Garth Ennis depicting the adventures of a man traveling on Earth's surface a few years after a solar event called The Burn. Followed by a sequel, Just a Pilgrim: Garden of Eden.
Film	2000–	Supernatural	Left Behind	Film series based on the book series, concerning the Rapture
Television	1998	Supernatural	Silent Mobius	The manga and subsequent anime movies and TV series by Kia Asamiya, set in a Blade Runner-style world which has been invaded by demonic beings.
Television	2001–2002	Supernatural	X/1999	The Clamp anime in which the Seven Dragons of Heaven battle the Dragons of Earth to save the world
Television	2009–2010	Supernatural	Supernatural	Seasons 4 and 5 were based around the pre-apocalyptic world in which the angels are gearing up for a battle between Heaven and Hell.
Novel	1995	Supernatural	The End of the Age	Pat Robertson
Novel	1995–2007	Supernatural	Left Behind	novel series concerning the Rapture
Novel	1968, 1970	Supernatural	Black Easter	James Blish – a black magician brings about the end of the world by releasing all of the demons from Hell. Followed by a sequel called The Day After Judgment (1970).
Novel	2005–2012	Supernatural	Power of Five	A series of fantasy and suspense novels, published between 2005 and 2012.
Novel	2003	Supernatural	The Rising	Brian Keene – and its sequel City of the Dead. Rather than the zombies being an infection, as in most zombie fiction; these zombies are reanimated by demonic entities, the Sisquisim, from the Old Testament.
Novel	2006	Supernatural	The Conqueror Worms	Brian Keene – a Lovecraftian tale of one of the last survivors on Earth. In the novel the world floods, causing several monsters to appear, mainly gigantic, man-eating earthworms.
Novel	1997	Supernatural	Shade's Children	Garth Nix – a novel in which a group of extradimensional beings invade Earth and cause all human adults over the age of 14 to vanish
Novel	2004	Supernatural	The Taking	Dean Koontz – a novel in which a malevolent demonic force kills off the majority of the human race
Game	1998	Supernatural	Tribe 8	A role-playing game in which sadistic demons invade (and conquer) Earth.
Game	2004	Supernatural	The Shadow of Yesterday	A role-playing game in which the unification of all people in a fantasy world under a single, supernatural language results in the destruction of a world by what is presumed to be an asteroid that becomes that world's new Moon, one that eclipses the Sun for a week out of each month.
Game	2001	Supernatural	Final Fantasy X	A role-playing game, in which an advanced civilization is threatened and destroyed by supernatural forces that religion is knowingly, and in some ways unknowingly, centered on.
Novel	1985/1987/1990	Unspecified	Dayworld	Philip Jose Farmer – Trilogy comprising Dayworld, Dayworld Rebel, and Dayworld Breakup. The reasons for the Dayworld dystopia seems to be a combination involving overpopulation, ecological catastrophe, some sort of disaster that rendered petroleum unusable, and World War III. This is hinted at in the second book.
Novel	2004–	Unspecified	The Emberverse series	S. M. Stirling – Series of novels and short stories. A disaster of indeterminate cause (most speculation within the novels concerns an all-powerful outside force, often facetiously referred to as "alien space bats") causes electricity, combustion engines, and modern explosives to cease functioning.
Novel	1987–	Unspecified	Wraeththu	A series of novels set in a world created by Storm Constantine – humanity is replaced as the planet's dominant species by a race of mystic hermaphrodites. War and plague ravage the human population, but no single cause is specified.
Comic	2006–	Unspecified	Wasteland	Comic series, which takes place roughly 100 years in the future, where North America is a dust bowl and lacking modern technology
Novel	13th century	Impact Event	Theologus Autodidactus	Ibn al-Nafis
Novel	1826	Disease	The Last Man[15]	Shelley, Mary
Novel	1872	Technology	"The Book of Machines"	The novel Erewhon's section "The Book of Machines"
Novel	1885	War	After London[16]	Richard Jefferies – the nature of the catastrophe is never stated, except that apparently most of the human race quickly dies out, leaving England to revert to nature
Novel	1895	Sun	The Time Machine	H. G. Wells – towards the end of the book the Time Traveler witnesses the Sun's expansion, causing the death of all life on Earth.
Novel	1898	Aliens	The War of the Worlds	H. G. Wells
Novel	1901	Eco	The Purple Cloud	M.P. Shiel – a volcanic eruption floods the world with cyanide gas
Novel	1908	Supernatural	Lord of the World	Robert Hugh Benson
Story	1909	Technology	The Machine Stops	E. M. Forster – a short story emphasizing machinery instead of computers
Novel	1912	Disease	The Scarlet Plague	Jack London – Sixty years after an uncontrollable epidemic named the Red Death has depopulated the planet, James Howard Smith tries to impart the value of knowledge and wisdom to his grandsons
Novel	1912	Sun	The Night Land	William Hope Hodgson – the Sun burns out and the last of humanity is sheltered in an arcology from the hostile environment and the creatures adapted for it
Novel	1914	Unspecified	Darkness and Dawn	George Allan England – two characters wake from suspended animation and find that some great disaster has torn an enormous chasm in Earth and created a second Moon
Novel	1916	War	The Lost Continent	Edgar Rice Burroughs
Play	1921	Technology	R.U.R.	Play by Karel Čapek – notable for coining the term "robot"
Novel	1926	Aliens	The Moon Men	Edgar Rice Burroughs – The series comprising The Moon Maid, with the action set on the Moon; The Moon Men, set in 2120 after the Kalkars have invaded Earth; and The Red Hawk, which jumps to 2430 and in which the Great Feud reaches its climax.
Novel	1926	Technology	The Metal Giants	Edmond Hamilton
Novel	1929	Technology	Automata	S. Fowler Wright
Novel	1931	Technology	The War of the Giants	Fletcher Pratt
Novel	1932	War	Tomorrow's Yesterday	John Gloag [17]
Novel	1933	War	The Shape of Things to Come	Wells, H. G. – predicting an extended world war fought with modern scientific weapons, societal upheaval, and the beginning of space travel. Filmed as Things to Come in 1936.
Novel	1934	War	Quinzinzinzili	Messac, Régis – predicting a great world war that ends with the vanishing of humanity. Only a group of children survives and forms a strange new humanity.
Novel	1934	War	The Black Flame	Stanley G. Weinbaum – comprises two novellas, Dawn of Flame and The Black Flame, with a common character, Black Margot, a.k.a. Margaret of Urbs, a.k.a. the Black Flame
Story	1934	Technology	"Rex"	Harl Vincent
Novel	1935	Technology	Nightmare Number Three	Stephen Vincent Benet
Film	1936	War	Things to Come[18]	A future Second World War leads to a breakdown of civilization in most of the world, with technology returning to medieval levels by 1970.
Novel	1936	War	Wild Harbour	Ian MacPherson – a war much worse than World War I leads to complete social collapse in Great Britain
Story	1937	War	By the Waters of Babylon	Stephen Vincent Benét
Radio	1938–1975	Aliens	"The War of the Worlds"	The radio play, originally directed and narrated by Orson Welles and premiered on The Mercury Theater on the Air, later remade for local broadcast by, and over, station WKBW (now WWKB)-AM, in Buffalo, New York.
Novel	1939	War	The Death Guard	Philip George Chadwick - when a near-invincible army of artificially created soldiers – the Flesh Guard – falls into the hands of an untrustworthy power, continental Europe forms an alliance and invades Great Britain. The resulting carnage, involving poisonous electric gas, "humanite" (atomic) bombs, and the unfeeling march of the Flesh Guard, reduces whole cities and towns in Europe to smoking rubble.
Film	1939	Human decline	Peace on Earth	A cartoon short by Hugh Harman – animals rebuild a post-apocalyptic world after humanity has fought war to the point of extinction
Story	1941	War	"Nightfall"	Isaac Asimov
Novel	1943	War	Gather, Darkness	Fritz Leiber[19]
Novel	1945	Sun	Rescue Party	Arthur C. Clarke
Novel	1946	Eco	Mr. Adam	Pat Frank – depicts a world in which a nuclear power plant explosion renders the entire male population infertile
Novel	1947	Technology	With Folded Hands	Jack Williamson
Novel	1948	War	Ape and Essence	Huxley, Aldous – also screenplay
Novel	1949	Disease	Earth Abides[15]	Stewart, George R. – plague
Story	1949	War	"Not with a Bang"	Damon Knight
Story	1949	Impact Event	"The Big Eye"	Max Simon Ehrlich
Novel	1950	War	Pebble in the Sky	Asimov, Isaac – a later book, Robots and Empire, gave a different explanation
Story	1950	War	"There Will Come Soft Rains"	Ray Bradbury - short story in The Martian Chronicles.
Story	1950	Disease	"The City"	Ray Bradbury
Film	1951	War	Five[20]	Arch Oboler – the film shows the aftermath of a nuclear war, centered on a group of five survivors[21][22]
Story	1951	Disease	"The Visitor"	Ray Bradbury – short story in The Illustrated Man
Film	1951	Impact Event	When Worlds Collide	Scientists discover that a star named Bellus is on a collision course with Earth.
Novel	1951	Impact Event, Monsters, Disease	The Day of the Triffids	John Wyndham – initially thought to be a blinding meteor shower, but later suggested to be a man-made satellite based weapon accidentally discharged, allowing the bio-engineered Triffids (a type of plant) to dominate
Novel	1951	Aliens	The Puppet Masters	Robert A. Heinlein
Story	1951	Technology	"The Last Revolution"	Lord Dunsany
Novel	1951	Social Collapse	Foundation	Asimov, Isaac – mathematician Hari Seldon foresees the fall of the Galactic Empire, which encompasses the entire Milky Way
Film	1952	War	Captive Women[23]	A new primitive society emerges long after a nuclear war. The film portrays tribes called the "Norms", the "Upriver People", and the "Mutates" fighting in the remains of New York City.[24][25]
Film	1952	War	Invasion USA
Novel	1952	War	Star Man's Son[15]	Norton, Andre - also published as Daybreak: 2250 A.D. and Star Man's Son: 2250 A.D.
Story	1952	Eco	"The Birds"	Daphne du Maurier – made into the 1963 film The Birds by Alfred Hitchcock in which birds begin launching spontaneous mass attacks against humanity
Story	1944	Eco	"The Great Fog"	Gerald Heard; a mildew-generated fog appears to undermine civilization.[26]
Novel	1952	Human decline	City	Clifford D. Simak
Film	1953	Aliens	The War of the Worlds	Based on the novel of the same name
Novel	1953	Aliens	The Kraken Wakes	John Wyndham
Story	1953	Supernatural	"The Nine Billion Names of God"	Arthur C. Clarke – a short story taken from the short story collection of the same name
Novel	1954	War	Tomorrow!	Wylie, Philip – cautionary (for its time) civil defense-themed "tale of two cities": one (fictional) American city is ready for nuclear World War III, while the other is not
Play	1954	War	The Offshore Island	Play by Marghanita Laski
Novel	1954	Disease	I Am Legend	Richard Matheson – a vampire apocalypse novel, adapted to film as The Last Man on Earth (1964), The Omega Man (1971), I Am Legend (2007), and I Am Omega (2007)
Novel	1954	Disease	Some Will Not Die	Budrys, Algis
Story	1954	Technology	"Slaves To The Metal Horde"	Milton Lesser
Story	1954	Technology	"Answer"	Fredric Brown
Story	1954	Social Collapse	"The Last of the Masters"	Philip K. Dick – short story (novelette) by Dick, Philip K. – 200 years after a global anarchist revolution, society has stagnated due to the loss of scientific knowledge during the revolt. Elsewhere, the last government, a highly centralized and efficient society, is in hiding from the Anarchist League, a global militia preventing the recreation of any government.
Film	1955	War	Day the World Ended[20]	[27][28]
Novel	1955	War	The Chrysalids	John Wyndham – U.S. title: Re-Birth - the aftermath of a nuclear war in a rural Canadian community
Novel	1955	War	The Long Tomorrow[29]	Brackett, Leigh – in the aftermath of a nuclear war scientific knowledge is feared and restricted.
Film	1956	War	World Without End[23]	Edward Bernd, starring Hugh Marlowe, Rod Taylor – robust 20th Century men — narrowly escaping the ubiquitous "time warp" — kill giant spiders, help pale nerds and their beautiful women emerge from underground, and retake the post-World War III surface from troglodyte mutants
Novel	1956	War	The World Jones Made	Dick, Philip K.
Story	1956	War	"The Last Word"	Damon Knight
Story	1956	Impact Event	"A Pail of Air"	Fritz Leiber – a small family struggles to survive at near-zero temperatures after Earth is ripped from its solar orbit
Film	1956	Aliens	Invasion of the Body Snatchers	Based on the novel The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney
Novel	1956	Eco	The Death of Grass	John Christopher – a virus that destroys plants causes massive famine and the breakdown of society. Made into the film No Blade of Grass
Novel	1957	War	On the Beach	Nevil Shute – also the films based on the book
Novel	1957	Social Collapse	Atlas Shrugged	Rand, Ayn – American society slowly collapses after the country's leading industrialists mysteriously disappear
Film	1958	War	Teenage Caveman[20]
Novel	1958	Eco	The Year When Stardust Fell	Raymond F. Jones - the world's machinery grinds to a halt after comet dust arrives
Film	1958	War	Terror from the Year 5000	[30][31][32]
Television	1958	War	"Doomsday For Dyson"	A made-for-television play by J. B. Priestley.[33] Tom Dyson is suddenly caught up in the chaos of a nuclear war. Several of the issues brought up in the programme were discussed in an hour-long debate following its conclusion.
Television	1958	War	"Underground"	A group of survivors from an atomic war become trapped in an underground station; during the play, broadcast live on Armchair Theatre, one of the actors (Gareth Jones) actually died while the show was on the air.
Novel	1958	War	Red Alert	George, Peter – filmed as Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb by Stanley Kubrick
Poem	1958–1970	Human decline	"Bedtime Story"	A poem from Collected Poems 1958–1970 by George Macbeth
Film	1959	War	On the Beach[34]	Stanley Kramer – starring Gregory Peck, Fred Astaire, Anthony Perkins and Ava Gardner – the crew of an American submarine finds temporary safety from the fallout in Australia after the nuclear holocaust (from the 1957 novel by Nevil Shute)
Film	1959	War	The World, the Flesh and the Devil[20]	Adapted from M.P. Shiel's The Purple Cloud.
Television	1959	War	The Offshore Island	A TV adaptation of a play by Marghanita Laski.[35]
Novel	1959	War	Alas, Babylon	Pat Frank – the aftermath of a nuclear war in a rural Florida community
Novel	1959	War	A Canticle for Leibowitz	Miller, Jr., Walter M. - plus a sequel called Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman (1997)
Novel	1959	War	Level 7	Roshwald, Mordecai
Television	1959–1987	War	The Twilight Zone – numerous episodes and its revivals	"Time Enough at Last" (1959); "Two" (1961); "The Old Man in the Cave" (1963); "A Little Peace and Quiet" (1985); "Quarantine" (1986); "Shelter Skelter" (1987); and "Voices in the Earth" (1987)
Film	1960	War	Atomic War Bride	A Yugoslavian science fiction drama film directed by Veljko Bulajic.[36][37]
Film	1960	War	The Final War	Shigeaki Hidaka - a Japanese film about a third world war that is started when the U.S. accidentally drops a nuclear bomb on South Korea (Japanese title: Dai-sanji sekai taisen: Yonju-ichi jikan no kyofu)[38][39]
Film	1960	War	The Time Machine[23]	had an atomic war explain the downfall of civilization
Film	1960	Eco	The Last Woman on Earth	The Earth's oxygen levels drop suddenly, suffocating most life–survivors in an oxygen-producing jungle. It is speculated that this happened because of "a bigger and better bomb", but the reasons are not made clear.
Film	1960	Eco	Beyond the Time Barrier	X-plane arrives in future after solar radiation catastrophe
Film	1961	War	The Last War	Shūe Matsubayashi – another Japanese film about World War III (Japanese title: Sekai daisenso)[40][41]
Novel	1961	War	Dark Universe	Galouye, Daniel F.
Film	1961	Eco	Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea	The Van Allen belt catches on fire.
Novel	1961	Eco	The Wind from Nowhere	J.G. Ballard – First published novel. The world is destroyed by increasingly powerful winds.
Film	1962	War	La jetée[42]	Chris Marker
Film	1962	War	Panic in Year Zero![43]	A 1962 movie about a family that escapes Los Angeles after the city is devastated by a nuclear attack.
Film	1962	War	This Is Not a Test	[36][44]
Film	1962	Impact Event, Monsters	The Day of the Triffids	Loosely based on the John Wyndham novel of the same name. The film version of the Triffids are poisonous space-borne plants, and arrive on Earth via meteorites.
Novel	1962	Eco	Hothouse	Brian Aldiss – presents a dying Earth where vegetation dominates and animal life is all but extinct. Originally published in the United States in abridged form as The Long, Hot Afternoon of Earth.
Novel	1962	Eco	The Drowned World	J.G. Ballard – climate change causes flooding
Novel	1962	Eco	The Wanting Seed	Anthony Burgess – global overpopulation and famine leads to mass chaos
Novel	1962	Eco	The World in Winter (U.K.)/The Long Winter(U.S.)	John Christopher – a decrease in radiation from the sun causes a new ice age
Novel	1963	War	Triumph	Wylie, Philip
Novel	1963	Eco	Cat's Cradle[45]	Kurt Vonnegut – all the water on Earth (including that within living people) is exposed to and becomes Ice-Nine, a fictional alternative structure of water that is solid at room temperature
Comic	1963	Technology	Magnus, Robot Fighter	Comic book series by Gold Key Comics
Novel	1963	Unspecified	The Wall	Novel by Austrian writer Marlen Haushofer. Adapted to film in 2012 under the same name. A 40-something woman, while vacationing in a hunting lodge in the Austrian mountains, discovers that a transparent wall has been placed that closes her off from the outside world; all life outside the wall appears to have died, possibly in a nuclear event.
Novel	2009	War, Terrorism	The War After Armageddon	War novel by Ralph Peters. Islamic extremists launch a series of dirty bomb attacks against the West, which results in a backlash against Muslims. A radical Christian government takes over the U.S. and sends the Army, Marines, and a National Guard full of evangelicals to invade and retake a long-nuked Israel.
Film	1964	War	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb[45]	Stanley Kubrick – adaptation of the novel Red Alert by Peter George
Film	1964	Disease	The Last Man on Earth	The first film adaptation based on Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend.
Film	1964	War	The Time Travelers	[46][47]
Film	1964	Eco	Crack in the World	Deep-drilling project goes wrong
Novel	1964	War	Davy	Pangborn, Edgar
Novel	1964	War	Farnham's Freehold	Heinlein, Robert A.
Novel	1964	War	The Penultimate Truth	Dick, Philip K.
Television	1964	Aliens	"The Dalek Invasion of Earth"	A Doctor Who serial; as well as other alien invasions in the 1963–1989 run, including in 1966 "The Tenth Planet", 1968 "The Web of Fear" and in the same year "The Invasion", in 1970 "Spearhead from Space", and in 1971 "Terror of the Autons"; this list is not complete but can be said to represent milestone episodes. Some notable examples from the relaunch are in 2006 "Army of Ghosts"/"Doomsday", and in 2007 "The Sound of Drums"/"Last of the Time Lords" (though it could be argued that only the Master is an alien).
Film	1964	Eco	The Day the Earth Caught Fire	Earth starts hurtling toward the Sun as a result of man's nuclear testing
Novel	1964	Eco	The Drought	J.G. Ballard – a super-drought evaporates all water on Earth
Novel	1964	Eco	Greybeard	Brian Aldiss – the human race becomes sterile
Novel	1964	Eco	Time of the Great Freeze	Robert Silverberg – Another ice age has engulfed Earth. A group from New York travels over the ice to London in the year 2650.
Television	1964–2002	War	The Outer Limits	"Soldier" (cited as an influence on the movie The Terminator); "Bits of Love"; "The Human Factor"; "The Vaccine"
Television	1965	War	The War Game	Peter Watkins
Novel	1965	War	Dr. Bloodmoney, or How We Got Along After the Bomb	Dick, Philip K.
Game	1965	War	Nuclear War Card Game	Game by Flying Buffalo. A comical cataclysmic card game for 2–6 players of all ages.
Novel	1965	Aliens	The Genocides	Thomas Disch – alien flora is seeded on Earth, and quickly comes to dominate all landmasses, threatening Human extinction
Novel	1965	Eco	A Wrinkle in the Skin (The Ragged Edge (U.S.))	John Christopher – civilization destroyed by massive worldwide earthquakes
Film	1965	Technology	Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution
Television	1966	War	Ape and Essence	Television adaptation of the novel of the same name
Film	1966	Aliens	Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD	Based loosely on "The Dalek Invasion of Earth', an early serial of the BBC television series Doctor Who, but not part of the official canon
Novel	1966	Eco	The Crystal World	J.G. Ballard - the jungle in Africa starts to crystallize all life and expands outward
Novel	1966	Eco	Make Room! Make Room!	Harry Harrison – made into the 1973 film Soylent Green directed by Richard Fleischer – showing a world where humanity has become massively overpopulated, a vague ecological disaster is creating a growing dust bowl, and the entire economy is collapsing
Novel	1966, 1974, 1977	Technology	Colossus	D. F. Jones - plus two sequels called The Fall of Colossus (1974) and Colossus and the Crab (1977)
Film	1967	War	Late August at the Hotel Ozone	Czech title: Konec srpna v Hotelu Ozon[48][49]
Film	1967	War	In the Year 2889	A remake of the 1955 Roger Corman film Day the World Ended that is set in the year 1977, despite the title.
Film	1967	War	Journey to the Center of Time	[50][51]
Novel	1967	War	Ice	Kavan, Anna – Earth threatened by a nuclear winter
Story	1967	Technology	"I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream"	Written by Harlan Ellison, this Earth is the result of an American supercomputer made for war becoming sentient and going rogue, driving humanity to extinction and leaving only five humans alive to be tortured for eternity by the now-omnipotent supercomputer, christening itself AM (both after its original designation of Allied Mastercomputer and the quote "Cogito, ergo sum"). This was later turned into a point-and-click computer game, where AM was voiced by Harlan Ellison himself.
Story	1965	Technology	The Cyberiad	Stanisław Lem – a collection of humorous short stories
Novel	1967–2005	Technology	The Berserker series	Series by Fred Saberhagen
Novel	1968	Technology	Rite of Passage	Alexei Panshin – Earth, after building a dozen or so Ships and seeding a number of colony planets, is destroyed. The Ships are technologically advanced, but the colony planets have all to some extent regressed technologically. The Ships' populations are managed on strictly eugenic lines: as part of this, they deliberately strand their young on colony planets for a month in the Trial, both to weed out bad genes and as a rite of passage. Nebula Award winner, Hugo Award nominee.
Film	1968	War	Planet of the Apes[23]	Adapted from the novel La planète des singes by Pierre Boulle
Novel	1968	War	Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?	Philip K. Dick – basis for the film Blade Runner
Novel	1968	Technology	The God Machine	Martin Caidin
Novel	1968	Social Collapse	Stand on Zanzibar	John Brunner – set in a future of extreme over-population. Winner of the Hugo Award, the British Science Fiction award, and the French Prix Apollo.
Film	1969	War	The Bed Sitting Room[52]	Absurdist comedy film set in a post-war London destroyed by a nuclear bomb in World War III. Originally based on a play by Spike Milligan and John Antrobus.[53][54]
Television	1969	War	Salve Regina	Four people seek refuge in the basement of a department store following a nuclear explosion
Novel	1969	War	Damnation Alley	Roger Zelazny – made into a movie and a Hawkwind song in 1977
Novel	1969	War	Heroes and Villains	Angela Carter
Film	1969	Disease	The Seed of Man	Marco Ferreri (Italian title: Il Seme dell'uomo) [55]
Novel	1969	Eco	The Ice Schooner	Michael Moorcock – set in a new ice age on Earth
Film	1970	War	Beneath the Planet of the Apes[56]	The second film in the Planet of the Apes feature film series.
Novel	1970	War	The Incredible Tide	Alexander Key
Novel	1970	War	The Last War	Kir Bulychev – in the Russian language
Novel	1970	War	The Year Of The Quiet Sun	Wilson Tucker
Film	1970	Eco	No Blade of Grass[57]	Based on the novel The Death of Grass
Television	1970	Eco	"Inferno"	A Doctor Who serial in which attempts to tap Earth's core for power leads to a volcanic apocalypse.
Film	1971	War	Glen and Randa[23]	[58][59]
Film	1971	War	The Omega Man[60]	An immune survivor of a biological/nuclear war battles plague-altered quasi-vampires bent on erasing all vestiges of science and technology. The second film version of Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend
Novel	1971	War	Love in the Ruins	Walker Percy
Novel	1971	War	The Overman Culture	Edmund Cooper
Television	1971	Eco	Timeslip	1971 TV series Timeslip: The Year of the Burn-Up – terraforming causes global warming
Novel	1971	Eco	Mutant 59: The Plastic Eater	Kit Pedler, Gerry Davis - a microbe designed to eat waste plastic gets loose
Novel	1971	Technology	The Moderan series	Series by David R. Bunch
Novel	1971	Sun	Inconstant Moon	Larry Niven
Novel	1972	War	Malevil	Robert Merle
Novel	1972	War	There Will Be Time	Poul Anderson
Film	1972	Eco	Silent Running	Directorial debut for Douglas Trumbull. An ecologically-minded astronaut struggles to save the last bio-dome preserving what is left of Earth's plant life. Adventures with uncooperative droids and the rings of Saturn ensue.
Novel	1972	Eco	The Sheep Look Up	John Brunner – the United States is overwhelmed by environmental irresponsibility and authoritarianism
Novel	1972	Eco	The End of the Dream	Philip Wylie
Film	1972	Supernatural	A Thief in the Night	The evangelical Christian film series, sometimes referred to as the Mark IV films.
Film	1972	War	Doomsday Machine	In 1975, a crew of space travelers tries to colonize Venus after Earth is destroyed by a "doomsday device". Originally filmed in 1967, but (due to money problems) not finished and/or released until five years later. Directed by Herbert J. Leder, Lee Sholem, and producer Harry Hope.
Film	1973	War	Battle for the Planet of the Apes	The fifth movie in the Planet of the Apes feature film series.
Film	1973	War	Genesis II[61]	Gene Roddenberry – later remade as the unsuccessful TV pilot Planet Earth
Film	1973	War	Refuge of Fear	(Spanish title: El refugio del miedo)[62]
Film	1973	Eco	Idaho Transfer	Directed by Peter Fonda. A research team discover a way to travel into the future, and in doing so discover that a worldwide ecological catastrophe is imminent. They send a group of earnest teenagers forward in time to repopulate the Earth after the disaster – but it does not end well.
Story	1973	Eco	Flight of the Horse	Larry Niven – collection of short stories
Comic	1973	Eco	Violence Jack	A manga series by Go Nagai that tells the tale of a Japan devastated by a massive earthquake and mass volcanic eruption and isolated from the rest of the world, with the remnants of humanity divided between the strong and the weak. A sequel to Nagai's Devilman manga series.
Story	1973	Technology	"Trucks"	Stephen King – An unknown phenomenon makes Earth's machines turn against humanity. It was later made into the movie Maximum Overdrive, which added an alien invasion subplot.
Novel	1973	Human decline	The Camp of the Saints	Jean Raspail
Television	1973	Unspecified	The Starlost	A Canadian-produced science fiction television series created by writer Harlan Ellison and broadcast on CTV in Canada and on NBC in the United States.
Television	1973–1974	Technology	Casshan
Film	1974	War	The Third Cry	(Swiss film, French title: Le Troisième Cri) [63][64]
Television	1974	War	Planet Earth	Unsuccessful TV pilot remake of Genesis II
Television	1974	War	Planet of the Apes	TV series
Film	1974	Disease	Where Have All The People Gone?	Made for TV movie. A mutated virus created by a solar flare destroys virtually all of the human population. One family has survived, and endeavors to travel across America to their family home.
Film	1974	Eco	Prophecies of Nostradamus
Film	1974	Human decline	Zardoz	John Boorman
Film	1974	Zombies	Dawn of the Dead	Survivors barricade themselves in a suburban mall amid a zombie apocalypse
Novel	1974, 1979, 1984, 1993	Monsters	The Rats series - The Rats (1974), Lair (1979), Domain (1984) and The City (1993; a graphic novel)	James Herbert – Domain (1984) and The City (1993), the last two books of the series, show how, after a nuclear war, humanity is overthrown by mutated giant black rats.
Film	1975	War	A Boy and His Dog[23]	A young man (Don Johnson) and his dog (Tiger, the dog actor) struggle for survival and encounter strife in a harsh, post-apocalyptic wasteland where food, water, and women are scarce. Based on the writings of Harlan Ellison.[65][66]
Film	1975	War	Black Moon	Surreal French production.
Film	1975	War	La città dell'ultima paura	[67]
Film	1975	War	The Noah	Daniel Bourla – an American soldier becomes the sole survivor of a nuclear war
Television	1975	War	"Day of the Daleks"	A Doctor Who serial that also features alien invasion. Guerrillas from the future explain that they are attempting to kill someone because he caused an explosion at a peace conference, starting a series of wars that left humanity vulnerable to conquest by the Daleks.[68]
Television	1975	War	Return to the Planet of the Apes	Animated TV series
Television	1975	War	Strange New World	Another unsuccessful TV pilot remake of Genesis II and Planet Earth
Novel	1975	War	Caravan	Stephen Goldin
Novel	1975	War	The Horseclans series	Seventeen-book series by Robert Adams – first book The Coming of the Horseclans (1975)
Novel	1975	War	Z for Zachariah	Robert C. O'Brien
Film	1975	Disease	The Ultimate Warrior	[69]
Novel	1975	Disease	The Girl Who Owned a City	O. T. Nelson
Film	1975	Eco	Logan's Run	Society is chased into domes by an ecological disaster, and holds a ceremonial death ritual for all citizens who reach the age of 30 to control the population. A man who formerly helped control the population flees the domed city to avoid his own ceremony.
Novel	1975	Unspecified	Dhalgren	Samuel R. Delany
Television	1975–1977	Disease	Survivors	BBC series about the daily struggles of British survivors of a plague which kills most of the world population
Film	1976	War	The People Who Own the Dark	Amando de Ossorio (Spanish title: Último deseo) [70][71]
Novel	1976	War	Deus Irae	Philip K. Dick – in collaboration with Roger Zelazny
Novel	1976	Eco	The HAB Theory	Allan W. Eckert – the stability of Earth comes into question
Novel	1976	Eco	The Winter of the World	Poul Anderson – civilization and a new species has emerged from a deadly ice age that has destroyed all previous life
Novel	1976	Sun	A World Out of Time	Larry Niven
Television	1976–1979	Eco	Ark II	The 1976–1979 TV series – pollution devastates humanity
Novel	1977	Unspecified	Eumeswil	Ernst Jünger – the story is set in an undatable post-apocalyptic world, somewhere in present-day Morocco
Film	1977	War	Damnation Alley[72]	A surviving American ICBM crew sets out across the U.S. in an armored vehicle in search of survivors in Albany, New York – based on the novel by Roger Zelazny
Film	1977	War	Wizards	Ralph Bakshi – a good wizard and his evil brother battle some two millennia after Armageddon
Novel	1977	Impact Event	Lucifer's Hammer	Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle – a comet impact
Novel	1977–	War	The Shannara series	Terry Brooks – novel series
Comic	1977	War	Judge Dredd	John Wagner, Carlos Ezquerra and Pat Mills
Novel	1977	Disease	Empty World	John Christopher – a virus wipes out the weak and the old, until the planet is populated by young teenagers only
Novel	1974	Disease	The Last Canadian	William C. Heine – the planet is decimated by a virus, as told through the eyes of one survivor
Story	1977	Disease	"Night Surf"	Stephen King – Collected in the book Night Shift.
Story	1977	Eco	"The Screwfly Solution"	Short story; tells the tale of a virus which turns males into female-hating psychopaths when sexually aroused
Comic	1977–1996	Technology	Galaxy Express 999	Manga series
Film	1978	War	Deathsport
Television	1978	War	Future Boy Conan	An anime series by Hayao Miyazaki. Supermagnetic WMDs devastate Earth and cause virtually all land to be submerged underwater.
Film	1979	Disease	Plague	Also known as Induced Syndrome (U.K.), M-3: The Gemini Strain (U.S.), or Mutation.
Novel	1978	Disease	The Stand	Stephen King
Film	1978	Aliens	Invasion of the Body Snatchers	Another film based on the novel The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney
Novel	1978	Unspecified	False Dawn	Chelsea Quinn Yarbro – two humans search for a way to survive in a toxic wasteland. Republished in 2001.
Game	1978–2010	War	Gamma World	Game from TSR, Inc., the makers of Dungeons & Dragons
Film	1979	War	Ravagers[73]	[74]
Television	1979	War	Buck Rogers In The 25th Century	Mostly futuristic in appearance, but outside of the gleaming Utopian city lies apocalyptic ruins swarming with mutants.
Novel	1979	War	Down to a Sunless Sea	David Graham
Film	1979	Impact Event	Meteor
Film	1979	Eco	Quintet
Film	1979	Human decline	Mad Max	Australian movie; depicts a declining civilization through the eyes of the titular character who seeks revenge. Starring Mel Gibson.
Novel	1979	Unspecified	Engine Summer	John Crowley – civilization transformed several millennia past an unspecified collapse of civilization
Novel	1979–1992	Aliens	The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy	Douglas Adams
Game	1979–1998	Technology	Choose Your Own Adventure	Game book series by Edward Packard
Novel	1980	War	The Fifth Horseman	Larry Collins, co-author Dominique Lapierre
Novel	1980	War	Riddley Walker	Russell Hoban
Novel	1980	War	This Time of Darkness[75]	H.M. Hoover
Film	1980	Disease	Fukkatsu no hi	Japanese film also known as Virus, directed by Kinji Fukasaku
Novel	1980	Aliens	Battlefield Earth	L. Ron Hubbard
Novella	1980	Aliens	"The Mist"	Stephen King
Novel	1980	Aliens	The Visitors	Clifford D. Simak
Novel	1980	Sun	The Shadow of the Torturer	Gene Wolfe – Followed by The Claw of the Conciliator (1981), The Sword of the Lictor (1981), The Citadel of the Autarch (1982), and The Urth of the New Sun (1987).
Television	1980–1982	Impact Event	Thundarr the Barbarian	Events 2,000 years after the disaster of 1994
Game	1980–1983	War	The Morrow Project	Game from Timeline Ltd.
Film	1981	War	Mad Max 2[20]	The second installment in the Mad Max series, known as The Road Warrior in the U.S.. This movie follows the titular character as he interacts with a community based around a small oil refinery and a group of marauding bandits. Starring Mel Gibson.
Film	1981	War	Malevil	Film version directed by Christian de Chalonge. Starring Michel Serrault, Jacques Dutronc and Jean-Louis Trintignant
Novel	1981	War	The Survivalist series	Jerry Ahern – Series. First book 1981, Total War
Game	1981	War	Aftermath!	Game from Fantasy Games Unlimited
Novel	1981	War	The Pelbar Cycle	Series of seven books by Paul O. Williams – first book The Breaking of Northwall (1981); a thousand years after a series of nuclear exchanges. Re-published in 2005.
Novel	1981	Eco	The Quiet Earth	Craig Harrison – Adapted into the 1985 movie of the same name.
Television	1981	Impact Event, Monsters, Disease	The Day of the Triffids	1981 TV adaptation of The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham
Novel	1981	Technology	Robot Revolt	Nicholas Fisk
Comic	1981	Technology	Uncanny X-Men	Story arc "Days of Future Past" by Chris Claremont and John Byrne
Film	1982	War	2020 Texas Gladiators[23]	Post-apocalyptic Italian film[76][77]
Film	1982	War	The Aftermath[23]	Returning astronauts encounter bikers and mutants in a post-nuclear setting. Released as Zombie Aftermath in the U.K..[78]
Comic	1982–1990	War	Akira	Cyberpunk manga series by Katsuhiro Otomo published by Dark Horse Comics – about a group of young bikers in a post-apocalyptic Tokyo who clash with the government and psychics with incredible power. Adapted into a 1988 animated movie
Film	1982	War	Human Highway
Film	1982	War	She[79]	A low-budget B-movie and an extremely loose adaptation of the novel She by H. Rider Haggard, starring Sandahl Bergman as a post-civilization warrior.
Film	1982	War	Warriors of the Wasteland[23]	After a nuclear war, humanity is reduced to starving tribes with roving gangs seeking to take what they can by force.
Television	1982	War	Whoops Apocalypse
Novel	1982	Disease	The White Plague	Frank Herbert
Game	1982	Technology	Robotron: 2084	Created by Williams
Television	1982–1983	Aliens	The Super Dimension Fortress Macross	The anime series and its sequels (rewritten and combined with The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross and Genesis Climber Mospeada to create Robotech', which dealt similarly with post-apocalyptic themes).
Film	1983	War	2019, After the Fall of New York[23]	An Italian film set in 2019 featuring a mercenary out to rescue the last fertile woman on Earth.
Film	1983	War	Endgame[23]	[80]
Film	1983	War	Exterminators of the Year 3000	[81][82][83]
Film	1983	War	Le Dernier Combat[84]	Luc Besson
Film	1983	War	Stryker[23]	[85][86]
Film	1983	War	Testament[34]
Film	1983	War	Warrior of the Lost World[23]	A wanderer on a super-sonic motorcycle becomes the saviour of a society of misfits.
Film	1983	War	Yor, the Hunter from the Future	[87]
Television	1983	War	The Day After	The effects of nuclear war on a Kansas town
Novel	1983	War	The Amtrak Wars	Patrick Tilley – series, set at the end of the 3rd millennium
Novel	1983	War	The Ashes series[88]	Series by William W. Johnstone - first book 1983, Out of the Ashes
Comic	1983–1988	War	Fist of the North Star	Influential shonen manga series by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara – a warrior trained in a powerful martial arts style rights wrongs and battles evil warlords in a post-apocalyptic world. Inspired the landmark anime series, a live-action film, and many games.
Novel	1983	War	Hiero's Journey	Sterling E. Lanier – plus a sequel calledThe Unforsaken Hiero (1985); a "metis" priest/killman quests across post-apocalyptic northeastern North America, 7,000 years in the future
Novel	1983	War	The Last Children of Schewenborn	Gudrun Pausewang – Die Letzten Kinder Von Schewenborn in German
Novel	1983	War	Pulling Through	Dean Ing
Novel	1983	War	Trinity's Child	William Prochnau
Novel	1983	War	Vampire Hunter D	Series by Hideyuki Kikuchi – first book 1983, novels (and later anime movies), set 10,000 years after a nuclear war occurs in 1999
Television	1983–1984	Aliens	Genesis Climber Mospeada	Anime series (see also Robotech)
Television	1983–1985	Aliens	V	Television series
Film	1984	War	Dark Enemy	[89]
Comic	1984–1995	Technology	Dragon Ball	In the Cell saga of Dragon Ball Z, a time traveler arrives from a post-apocalyptic future where two powerful killer androids have destroyed much of the world, and attempts to stop the same thing from happening in the main timeline.
Film	1984	War	Radioactive Dreams[90]	After an atomic war, Phillip Hammer and Marlowe Chandler have spent 15 years on their own in a bunker, then they find the keys to the last MX missile.[91][92]
Film	1984	War	Sexmission	A Polish comedy. All men, except two who were hibernating, die after a war with the use of an M-bomb that kills only males.
Television	1984	War	Threads	BBC television docudrama
Television	1984	War	Z for Zachariah	BBC made-for-TV film adaptation of the 1975 novel of the same name
Novel	1984	War	Brother in the Land	Robert Swindells
Novel	1984	War	Doomsday Plus Twelve	James D. Forman
Novel	1984	War	Emergence	David R Palmer
Novel	1984	War	The Traveler series	D. B. Drumm – series; first book First, You Fight (1984)
Novel	1984	War	Warday	Whitley Strieber, co-author James Kunetka
Novel	1984	Disease	Clay's Ark	Octavia Butler
Film	1984	Impact Event	Night of the Comet	When a comet passes too close to earth, two girls are left amid mutants.
Film	1984	Eco	Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind[93]	Hayao Miyazaki – Based on the manga of the same name
Novel	1984	Eco	In the Drift	Michael Swanwick – Also an alternate history story – the 1979 Three Mile Island reactor incident resulted in a very large release of radioactivity, devastating the northeastern U.S.
Television	1984–1985	Aliens	The Tripods	An adaptation of the first two books in the trilogy by John Christopher
Television	1984–1987	War	Fist of the North Star	Landmark post-apocalyptic anime series based on the manga of the same name.
Game	1984–1993	War	Twilight: 2000	Game from Game Designer's Workshop – set in a world where a Sino-Russian war degenerates into a limited nuclear conflict that eventually drags in Europe and America
Film	1984–2009	Technology	The Terminator franchise	Series of films dealing with a future devastated by a war between humans and machines, the attempt of the machines to kill the hero of the human resistance in the past, and the attempt of the hero and others to prevent this future from ever coming to pass
Film	1985	War	Def-Con 4[23]
Film	1985	War	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome[23]	The third installment in the Mad Max series. This film follows the titular character as he interacts with the post-apocalyptic community of Bartertown. Starring Mel Gibson.
Film	1985	War	Warriors of the Apocalypse[23]	After civilization is wiped out by nuclear war, an adventurer leads a group of wanderers on a search for the fabled Mountain of Life.
Novel	1985	War	Children of the Dust	Louise Lawrence
Novel	1985	War	Fiskadoro	Denis Johnson
Novel	1985	War	Freeway Fighter	Ian Livingstone – part of the "Fighting Fantasy" Gamebook series (like the Choose Your Own Adventure series)
Novel	1985	War	The Postman	David Brin – A novel set in Oregon after the apocalypse. Serves as a basis for the 1997 movie of the same name.
Novel	1985	War	The Steel, the Mist and the Blazing Sun	Christopher Anvil
Novel	1985	War	This Is the Way the World Ends	James Morrow
Film	1985	Disease	City Limits	[94]
Novel	1985	Disease	Blood Music	Greg Bear
Novel	1985	Disease	The Fourth Horseman	Alan E. Nourse – follows the progression of a new outbreak of the Black Death and the struggle to survive as society collapses
Novel	1985	Aliens	Footfall	Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle – baby elephant-like invaders hurl asteroids at Earth; the humans revolt
Novel	1985	Eco	The Handmaid's Tale	Margaret Atwood – dystopia is fueled by rampant infertility caused by pollution
Film	1985	Technology	Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Novel	1985	Technology	The Adolescence of P-1	Thomas J. Ryan
Game	1985	Technology	The Mechanoid Invasion	Gamebook and its source books, supplements and sequels; was the first role-playing game from Palladium Books, conceived and written by Kevin Siembieda
Film	1985	Sun	The Quiet Earth	Based on the 1981 novel The Quiet Earth by Craig Harrison
Film	1986	War	America 3000[95]	In Colorado, 900 years after a nuclear war in the U.S., humanity is sent back to the Stone Age.[96]
Film	1986	War	Fist of the North Star	Animated Japanese film based off the manga of the same name.
Film	1986	War	Robot Holocaust[23]
Film	1986	War	The Sacrifice[97]
Film	1986	War	When the Wind Blows	Jimmy Murakami – adapting the graphic novel by Raymond Briggs
Film	1986	War	Whoops Apocalypse
Novel	1986–	War	The Deathlands series	James Axler – novel series
Novel	1986	War	The Endworld series	Series by David L. Robbins – first book 1986
Film	1986	Disease	Dead Man's Letters	Konstantin Lopushanskij
Story	1986	Aliens	Maximum Overdrive	Stephen King – Aliens remotely control machines (trucks, cars and even vending machines) to kill the human population before invading. Based on the Stephen King short story "Trucks".
Film	1986	Eco	Solarbabies	Also known as Solarwarriors
Novel	1986	Eco	Nature's End	Whitley Strieber and James Kunetka.
Story	1986	Eco	"The End of the Whole Mess"	Stephen King – a distillate of a Texas aquifer, originally harvested and distributed worldwide to reduce human propensity for violence, curses humanity with premature Alzheimer's disease and senility
Comic	1986–1989	Aliens	Outlanders	Johji Manabe – manga
Film	1987	War	Cherry 2000
Film	1987	War	Creepozoids[98]
Film	1987	War	Death Run
Film	1987	War	Hell Comes to Frogtown
Film	1987	War	Interzone	[99]
Film	1987	War	Steel Dawn[100]	[101]
Film	1987	War	The Survivalist	The Soviet Union blames the U.S. for a nuclear explosion, and in the ensuing chaos, the protagonist must defend his family. Based on the Jerry Ahern pulp novel series.[102]
Film	1987	War	Survivor	[103]
Film	1987	War	Urban Warriors	Three technicians working in an underground laboratory discover that a nuclear war has destroyed most of the aboveground world.
Television	1987	War	Knights of God
Novel	1987	War	Fire Brats	Series by Scott Siegel – first book 1987, co-author Barbera Siegel, grades 8–10
Novel	1987	War	Obernewtyn Chronicles	Series by Isobelle Carmody – first book 1987
Novel	1987	War	Swan Song	Robert R. McCammon
Game	1987	War	Crystalis	Game from SNK
Game	1987–	War (interstellar), Aliens (ancient civilizations), Disease (Mutations), Technology (Use of Artificial Intelligence), Supernatural (Daemons and Sorcery), Future collapse (Isolation of colonized planets), Social collapse (Return of medieval superstitions), Human decline (Negligence of fundamental human rights)	Warhammer 40,000	The Eldar, a technologically advanced race who dominated the galaxy until the 29th millennium and was superior to the nascent human race, fell into moral decadence, causing the disfigurement of reality to numerous star systems colonized by the people of Earth fueled by the negative emotions of countless sentinent species brought into instability and unending conflict merely for survival, while at the same time the majority of humanity's population had degraded to a pre-industrial society because of the loss of technology due to a massive confrontation with artificially intelligent machines over thousands of years, until an Empire forcefully united most humans under a fascist totalitarian theocratic regime that conducted an unending war for the genocide of every other advanced lifeform, including some affected by supernatural factors.
Novel	1987	Aliens	The Forge of God	Greg Bear
Novel	1987	Eco	Wolf In Shadow	David Gemmell – The world is devastated by huge tsunamis. Most of the technology left in the world is on par with the mid- to late 1800s, but there are some newer weapons around.
Song	1987	Technology	"Twilight of The Gods"	Helloween
Novel	1987	Unspecified	In the Country of Last Things	Paul Auster
Television	1987–1988	Technology	Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future	After a war against the machines in which the humans lost, a small group of resistance fighters must keep humanity alive against the evil forces of Lord Dread.
Film	1988	War	Akira	Groundbreaking anime movie based on the manga of the same name
Film	1988	War	Miracle Mile
Film	1988	War	She-Wolves of the Wasteland
Film	1988	War	World Gone Wild	[104][105]
Novel	1988	War	Freeway Warrior	Series by Joe Dever – first book 1988
Novel	1988	War	The Gate to Women's Country	Sheri S. Tepper
Novel	1988	War	The Last Ship	William Brinkley
Novel	1988	War	Time Capsule[106]	Mitch Berman
Film	1988	Aliens	They Live	Part science fiction thriller and part black comedy
Game	1988	Aliens	Manhunter	A computer game set in an alternate timeline where Earth's population is enslaved by an alien species known as the Orbs
Game	1988	Technology	Wasteland	Post-apocalyptic RPG, main story features a rogue AI that not only caused a nuclear war between the United States and Soviet Union, but also is attempting to eradicate any humans that survived
Novel	1988	Human decline	At Winter's End	Robert Silverberg
Game	1988	Social Collapse	Dark Future	Miniature wargame by Games Workshop – a role-playing game franchise composed of the game and associated novels and short-story anthologies set within the Dark Future universe
Novel	1988	Unspecified	Tea from an Empty Cup	Pat Cadigan – a novel set in a cyberpunk world following a vaguely described natural cataclysm
Television	1988–1990	Aliens	War of the Worlds: The Second Invasion	The second season of this television spin-off from the 1953 movie was set after a successful alien invasion.
Film	1989	War	The Blood of Heroes[23]	Australian film written and directed by David Webb Peoples
Film	1989	War	Cyborg[107]
Film	1989	War	Empire of Ash II
Film	1989	War	Empire of Ash III
Novel	1989	War	Folk of the Fringe	Orson Scott Card – novella "West", plus several short stories
Game	1989	War	Badlands	A racing game by Atari Games set in the aftermath of nuclear war with races taking place in the wastelands left over from the war.
Novel	1989	Disease	Plague 99	Jean Ure – sequels Come Lucky April and Watchers at the Shrine
Film	1989	Eco	Millennium
Film	1989	Eco	Slipstream
Novel	1989	Eco	Stark	Ben Elton
Film	1989	Technology	Gunhed
Film	1989	Technology	Moontrap
Novel	1989	Monsters	Moonbane	Al Sarrantonio – about a worldwide uprising of werewolves
Novel	1989	Supernatural	The Dead	Mark E. Rogers – combines themes of the Rapture and zombies
Story	1989	Disease	"On the Far Side of the Cadillac Desert with Dead Folks"	Story by Joe R. Lansdale. Bacteria causes the dead to rise. A bounty hunter chases his quarry and encounters an evil cult.
Film	1989	Eco	A Visitor to a Museum	Konstantin Lopushansky – In a post-apocalyptic world, the population is divided and decimated. In the depths of the sea exists "the Museum", which can only be reached during occasional periods of low tide when the sea becomes a barren desert.
Film	1990	War	The Handmaid's Tale[108]
Film	1990	War	Hardware[23]
Film	1990	War	Robot Jox
Television	1990	War	The Girl from Tomorrow	Australian children's drama in which a girl from the 31st century (after the Northern Hemisphere has been destroyed in the Great Disaster, later revealed to be a nuclear holocaust) becomes stranded in the 20th century. In the sequel, The Girl from Tomorrow Part II: Tomorrow's End (1993), she and her friends fight to prevent history from being changed in such a way that the Southern Hemisphere is destroyed as well.
Novel	1990	War	Nightfall	Isaac Asimov, Robert Silverberg (extension written by Silverberg of the Asimov story of the same name)
Game	1990	War	Mad Max	A single-player NES game based on the movie Mad Max 2.
Game	1990	War	Rifts	A nuclear exchange triggers the return of Ley Lines and Interdimensional Rifts or portals. These Ley Lines and Portals subsequently cause several natural and supernatural disasters.
Film	1990	Disease	A Wind Named Amnesia	A mysterious plague has swept over the entire world, causing everyone to suffer from amnesia, leading to the collapse of civilization. Based on a novel by Hideyuki Kikuchi.
Television	1990	Disease	Not with a Bang	ITV show, about three people who lived after everyone else in England was turned to dust by a chemical that was accidentally released by a television presenter
Novel	1990	Disease	The City, Not Long After	Pat Murphy – in the wake of a devastating worldwide plague, a handful of artists transform the city of San Francisco, and fend off marauders with a touch of magic
Novel	1990	Disease	A Gift Upon the Shore	M. K. Wren
Film	1990	Aliens	I Come in Peace	Also known as Dark Angel, directed by Craig R. Baxley
Novel	1990	Aliens	The Madness Season	Celia S. Friedman
Film	1990	Eco	Mindwarp	Taking place in the year 2037, the loss of the ozone layer has left most of the planet a desolate wasteland scattered with highly radioactive Death Zones.
Film	1990	Eco	Omega Cop	After an environmental holocaust, a lone cop battles a gang of rampaging marauders.
Novel	1990	Social Collapse	Wolf and Iron	Gordon R. Dickson – a man and a wolf band together to survive in an America devastated by financial collapse
Television	1990–1991	Technology	Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars
Television	1990–1992	Eco	Captain Planet	The Captain Planet two-part episode "Two Futures", in which the character Wheeler gets a glimpse of what could happen if damage to the environment was allowed to continue unchecked
Novel	1990–1994	War	Gan Moondark	Donald E. McQuinn – trilogy Warrior, Wanderer, and Witch, set in the Pacific Northwest, generations after World War III
Film	1991	War	Delicatessen[109]	Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro
Novel	1991	War	Yellow Peril	Wang Lixiong – in the Chinese under the pseudonym Bao Mi, about a nuclear civil war in the People's Republic of China
Game	1991	War	Armour-Geddon	Game from Psygnosis
Novel	1991	Eco	Fallen Angels	Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, and Michael Flynn – space-based civilization exists despite the government's wishes during an ice age
Game	1991	Eco	"Dark Sun"	A Dungeons and Dragons campaign setting by TSR, Inc. – focusing on a world that has been turned into an inhospitable desert by overuse of magic that destroyed the surrounding vegetation
Film	1991	Supernatural	The Rapture
Television	1992	War	woops!	Short-lived sitcom about the survivors of a nuclear war
Game	1992	War	Outlander	A Mad Max-inspired driving game from 1992/93 for Snes and Genesis
Novel	1992	Disease	The Children of Men	P. D. James
Film	1992	Technology	American Cyborg: Steel Warrior	A film following the one woman who is able to conceive life after a third world war leaves the world's population sterile.
Novel	1992	Monsters	Skeletons	Al Sarrantonio – the galaxy passes through a 'cloud' in space, which causes all previously expired creatures on Earth to return to life as bloodthirsty skeletons shrouded in ghostly mirages of their former selves
Film	1993	War	Cyborg 2
Film	1993	Eco	Demolition Man
Film	1993	War	Robot Wars	Sequel to Robot Jox
Novel	1993	Disease	Doomsday Book	Connie Willis
Film	1993	Aliens	Body Snatchers	Another film based on the novel The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney
Game	1993	Aliens	X-COM: UFO Defense and subsequent follow-ups	The computer game.
Novel	1993	Eco, Social Collapse	Parable of the Sower	Octavia E. Butler
Film	1993	Eco	The Last Border – Viimeisellä Rajalla	One man's quest for revenge in a world where toxic waste has driven the remains of civilization into the Arctic Circle.
Novel	1993	Eco	The Fifth Sacred Thing	Starhawk
Novel	1993	Eco	Deus X	Norman Spinrad – the results of global warming
Novel	1993	Eco	This Other Eden	Ben Elton – the Earth's population is forced to live in Biodomes for 50 years while the environment recovers from humanity's actions
Game	1993	Eco	Secret of Mana	Takes place long after a time of environmental collapse that destroyed the world's older advanced civilizations
Novel	1993	Technology	Computer One	Warwick Collins
Novel	1993	Technology	The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect	Roger Williams
Game	1993	Technology	RayForce	Multia Japanese scrolling shooter arcade game
Television	1993	Monsters	Cadillacs and Dinosaurs	Animated TV series in which dinosaurs reclaim Earth. Based on the comic book series Xenozoic Tales.
Game	1993–present	Technology	The Mega Man X series	A video game series created by Capcom
Game	1993–present	Supernatural	The Doom series	A computer game series created by id Software – about a demonic invasion of human colonies on the moons of Mars. The sequel to the original game, Doom II: Hell on Earth, sees the demons invading Earth itself.
Television	1994	War	Knight Rider 2010	Made for TV movie that was designed to be a pilot for a post-apocalyptic spin-off from the original Knight Rider TV series
Television	1994	Disease	Stephen King's The Stand	TV miniseries
Television	1994	Impact Event	Highlander: The Animated Series
Game	1994	Impact Event	Illusion of Gaia	A Super NES game where a comet passes next to Earth, which is a malicious being whose light turns humans into monsters. The story takes place in an altered reality, where the approaching comet already changed the timeline and reality.
Game	1994	Supernatural	Final Fantasy VI	Titled Final Fantasy III in its initial American launch, this RPG features a plot twist in where villain Kefka moves magical statues out of their intended alignment, which in turn causes the balanced fictional world to fall into ruin, and Kefka to become its new god while protected by the powers of the same statues.
Game	1994	Technology	Metaltech: Earthsiege	And its sequels, from Sierra Entertainment
Game	1994	Technology	Rise of the Robots	Multi-developed by Mirage Studios. A fighting game.
Game	1994	Technology	System Shock	Looking Glass Technologies – incorporates elements from the alien invasion theory.
Novel	1994	Unspecified	Vanishing Point	Michaela Roessner – Life in Silicon Valley 30 years after the mysterious and spontaneous disappearance of 90% of the world's population. The Winchester Mystery House ("The House") serves as a focal point for parallel universes and inexplicable energies that are changing the world and its post-Vanishing children.
Comic	1994–2006	Eco	Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko	Hitoshi Ashinano – Japanese manga series, set in a peaceful post-cataclysmic Japan, after an untold environmental disaster
Film	1995	War	Fist of the North Star	Live-action martial arts film based on the manga of the same name
Film	1995	War	Judge Dredd[20]
Film	1995	Disease	12 Monkeys[110]	Directed by Terry Gilliam – Based on La jetée (see above).
Film	1995	Impact Event	Tank Girl	Loosely based on the comic book series by Jamie Hewlett
Game	1995	Aliens	Chrono Trigger	The console game, where modern civilization is at risk of being destroyed by an alien parasite in AD 1999
Film	1995	Eco	Waterworld[110]	Global Warming has caused all landmasses on Earth to be covered by the sea. The remnants of humanity survive on "atolls," mechanical floating cities that are constantly attacked by pirates with steam-driven ships. Some humans have evolved to become amphibious to live among the old wreckage beneath the waves. Many people live in hope of finding the mythical "Dryland," the place safe from the seas (which turns out to be the Himalayan Mountains).
Novel	1995	Eco	Mother of Storms	John Barnes – a tactical nuclear strike in the North Pacific releases massive amounts of methane, spawning worldwide super-hurricanes
Novel	1995	Eco	Ill Wind	Kevin J. Anderson and Doug Beason – a microbe consumes all materials based on petroleum
Film	1995	Technology	Screamers
Comic	1995	Technology	Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith	Comics, great Droid Revolution
Television	1995	Technology	Space: Above and Beyond	A subplot involves humanity fighting a race of cyborgs called Silicates.
Game	1995	Technology	I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream	From Cyberdreams
Game	1995	Technology	Vertical Force	A vertical shoot-'em-up scroller game, with two layers for Nintendo's Virtual Boy video game system.
Game	1995	Technology	Red Alarm	Nintendo
Television	1995	Supernatural	Neon Genesis Evangelion	Humanity's unearthing of a being known as Adam brings about the Second Impact, a catastrophic shockwave which destroys Antarctica and subsequently leads to the extinction of thousands of organisms, the destruction of much of the civilized world, and the deaths of billions. Millions more die from the social and economic troubles which follow this impact and the ensuing wars.
Game	1995	Supernatural	Mortal Kombat 3	The third installment of the Mortal Kombat series. Supernatural warlord Shao Kahn has taken over the realm of Earth, taking the souls of much of the populace. Extermination squads roam the land in search of the few surviving Kombatants that oppose him.
Game	1995–present	Eco	The Command & Conquer: Tiberian series	A radioactive, self-replicating alien crystal known as Tiberium crashes on Earth in 1995 and gradually renders most of the Earth's surface uninhabitable over the next several decades.
Film	1996	Eco	Escape from L.A.[23]	The sequel to Escape From New York, the film is set in an America that has become a theocratic dictatorship. Central to the plot is Los Angeles Island, the remains of what was once the city of Los Angeles after "the Big One," where those who break the government's new laws are deported to.
Film	1996	War	Star Trek: First Contact	A late-21st century Earth is devastated by nuclear conflict.
Novel	1996	War	Arc Light	Eric L. Harry – limited nuclear war between the United States and Russia
Film	1996	Aliens	Independence Day	A fleet of alien warships appear over several Earth cities and lay waste to them.
Film	1996	Aliens	Mars Attacks!	Based on the trading card series Mars Attacks (1962)
Novel	1996	Aliens	The Killing Star	Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski – aliens conduct a preemptive strike against humanity with relativistic missiles
Story	1996	Aliens	War of the Worlds: Global Dispatches	Edited by Kevin J. Anderson - an anthology of short stories set during the events of The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells
Film	1996	Technology	Omega Doom
Novel	1996	Technology	Therefore I Am: The Tale of IG-88	Kevin J. Anderson
Game	1996	Human decline	The House of the Dead	The House of the Dead series of Sega video games. Scientist Dr. Curien finds a way to reanimate the dead, though not without disastrous results. Later in the series' timeline, Caleb Goldman uses the undead in his mission to destroy the human race and protect the Earth from further destruction by humans.
Television	1996, 1999	Technology	The Outer Limits	The 1996 episode "Resurrection" and the 1999 episode "The Human Operators"
Television	1996–1997	Impact Event	After War Gundam X	In the series' backstory, a brutal war sees multiple space colonies dropped on Earth, rendering much of the world uninhabitable.
Game	1996–present	Disease	Resident Evil	A multi-video game series
Film	1997	War	The Postman[23]	Partly based on the David Brin novel; starring Kevin Costner
Game	1997	Disease	POD: Planet of Death	A mining accident unleashes a virus from within the colonized Jovian moon Io. Races are held to determine the winner of the last seat in the last shuttle leaving.
Novel	1997	War	Aftermath	LeVar Burton – American civilization crumbles after a civil war pitting blacks against whites and a devastating earthquake
Game	1997	Impact Event	Dark Earth	Set in an unspecified post-apocalyptic region on an Earth shrouded by an impact winter and plagued by a dangerous mutagenic substance called "Archessence" – the game centers on a technologically regressed medieval-like society.
Game	1997	War	Interstate '76	Game from Activision
Game	1997	War	The KKnD series	Game
Television	1997	Impact Event	Asteroid
Novel	1997	Impact Event	Titan	Stephen Baxter - about a manned mission to Titan while China directs an asteroid to hit Earth
Novel	1997	Aliens	The Alien Years	Robert Silverberg
Game	1997	Aliens	Spellcross	Turn-based strategy game on PC
Game	1997	Eco	7th Legion	PC game. The Chosen, a group consisting of a corporate- and government-determined human elect, depart a heavily polluted Earth via a fleet of starships, returning as a force to re-occupy Earth, fighting against the titular 7th Legion, a coalition of the most advanced post-apocalypse humans on Earth.
Game	1997	Technology	GURPS Reign of Steel	A setting for the GURPS role-playing system, where machines have taken over the world after a war with humanity that the humans lost.
Film	1997	Human decline	The End of Evangelion	All humankind are reverted to a "primordial soup" and merged into a single consummate being.
Film	1997	Unspecified	Alien Resurrection	Features a deleted scene (restored to the film in the Alien Quadrilogy box set) in which Ripley and the other survivors land the Auriga in a devastated Paris. The cause of the destruction is never made clear.
Film	1997	Unspecified	Trucks	Canadian/American made-for-TV adaptation of the Stephen King short story by the same name.
Game	1997–present	War	The Fallout series	A nuclear war in 2077 devastates much of the U.S.. Players start out in underground shelters called Vaults.
Film	1998	War	Six-String Samurai[111]
Game	1998	War	BattleTanx	Vehicular combat game from The 3DO Company. Nearly all women around the world are killed in a nuclear war and the few female survivors are prized by men.
Game	1998	War	Vigilante 8	Activision
Novel	1998	Disease	The Transall Saga	Gary Paulsen
Novel	1998	Impact Event	Moonfall	Jack McDevitt
Film	1998	Aliens	The Faculty	Directed by Robert Rodriguez – six students are about to find out that their teachers are really from another planet
Game	1998	Aliens	Half-Life	The computer game and its sequel
Other	1998	Aliens	Getter Robo Armageddon	OVA, where a combination of a nuclear missile and amorphous alien Invaders results in a war with the fate of humanity at stake
Novel	1998	Eco	Aftermath	Charles Sheffield – Alpha Centauri goes supernova and causes cataclysmic climate change
Novel	1998	Eco	Dust	Charles Pellegrino – all the insect species on Earth die out, and the ecology crashes as a result
Game	1998	Technology	RayCrisis	MultiA prequel to RayForce
Game	1998	Technology	KKnD2: Krossfire	The sequel to KKnD; as part of its plot, Series 9 are advanced farming robots that have taken it unto themselves to destroy all life
Other	1998	Technology	Obsolete	Fear Factory
Game	1998	Future collapse	Xenogears	PlayStation game set in a world with two nations fighting with weapons found in ancient ruins. Also, human fossils are all recent on the planet.
Film	1998	Supernatural	Apocalypse	Also, the series of films made in the 1990s and 2000s by Cloud Ten Pictures
Comic	1998–present	Disease	Eden: It's an Endless World	Manga by Hiroki Endo
Television	1998–1999	Eco	Cowboy Bebop	Disaster. The 1998–1999 anime series in which a man-made disaster has caused Earth's Moon to fragment, resulting in a constant rain of meteor strikes on the planet and forcing humanity to move out into the Solar System.
Television	1999	War	Now and Then, Here and There	An anime series that takes place 10 billion years into the future, where humanity lusts for power and children are forced into military duty.
Novel	1999	War	Resurrection Day	Brendan DuBois – set 10 years after the Cuban Missile Crisis, which escalated into nuclear war
Game	1999	War	BattleTanx: Global Assault	Game from The 3DO Company – sequel to BattleTanx
Game	1999	War	Warzone 2100
Television	1999	Disease	Crusade	A spin-off from the TV show Babylon 5
Game	1999	Disease	Abomination: The Nemesis Project	Video game
Television	1999	Impact Event	The Last Train[112]	Cruel Earth in Canada. British TV six-part drama.
Television	1999	Impact Event	Thunderstone
Game	1999	Aliens	Chrono Cross	The 1999 console game, where in alternate timelines modern civilization was destroyed by an alien parasite in AD 1999
Novel	1999	Eco	The Rift	Walter Jon Williams
Game	1999	Technology	System Shock 2	Sequel to System Shock
Game	1999	Technology	Galerians	PlayStation, developed by Polygon Magic
Game	1999	Technology	Descent 3	PC developed by Outrage Entertainment, which explains that mostly mining robots were attacked by an unknown virus and are now attacking people
Television	1999	Human decline	The Big O	The Japanese manga and anime, where humans apparently suffered mass amnesia 40 years prior and are afraid to leave their city, Paradigm – it is a sort of mecha/apocalypse subclass of its own; the protagonist has to battle mechanical beings and other robots who are trying to destroy the remnants of the human race.
Game	1999	Future collapse	Homeworld	PCDeveloper Relic Entertainment – A small human civilization on the desert planet of Kharak on the edge of the galaxy is brought to the brink of extinction for violating a forgotten 5,000-year-old treaty forbidding them from developing hyperspace technology. The survivors, however, are fortunate to have the use of the recently completed Mothership – a large colony vessel meant to take them back to their ancient and forgotten homeworld near the center of the galaxy, Hiigara – The game was succeeded by sequels Homeworld: Cataclysm and Homeworld 2.
Game	1999–2000	War	Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri	A ship leaves Earth on the eve of World War III to found a new colony orbiting Alpha Centauri
Television	1999–2003	Disease	The Tribe	New Zealand TV series that takes place in a near-future in which all the adults have been killed by a man-made virus and the children have to survive on their own
Film	1999–2003	Technology	The Matrix	Series of films dealing with a future where machines have trapped humanity in an illusory world, and the struggle of the surviving humans of the post-apocalyptic real world to free the rest of humanity from the illusion
Film	2000	War	On the Beach	A remake of the 1959 film.
Game	2000	War	Earth 2150	Also Earth 2160 - the world is destroyed in 2150 and people settle on Mars in 2160
Game	2000	Disease	Deus Ex	PC game in relation to the Gray Death
Game	2000	Impact Event	The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	A Nintendo 64 game where the main character, Link, has three days to save the world of Termina from its moon that has broken from orbit
Film	2000	Aliens	Battlefield Earth	Based on the novel of the same name by L. Ron Hubbard
Film	2000	Aliens	Titan A.E.	2000 animated post-apocalyptic dystopian science fiction
Game	2000	Technology	Gunlok	A squad-based action adventure computer game developed by Rebellion
Novel	2000	Supernatural	Demons	John Shirley – revolves around a demonic invasion of Earth
Television	2000–2002	Social Collapse	Dark Angel	After terrorists detonate a nuclear weapon in the Earth's orbit, all computer data is destroyed, bringing about an economic collapse, but with minimal loss of life. Created by James Cameron and Charles H. Eglee
Novel	2001	War	Mortal Engines Quartet	Series by Phillip Reeve – first book 2001, Set in the distant future after a nuclear war. Cities are turned into machines on wheels which hunt other cities and 'eat' them. The first book follows the story of two children who have fallen off a city, and are trying to find it again so they can get back on, while the dictator of their city plans on using a weapon to destroy all of the land dwellers – people who have not upgraded their cities to be on wheels.
Game	2001	War	Darwin's World	A role-playing game from Impressions
Film	2001	Disease	Ever Since the World Ended[113][114]
Novel	2001	Disease	Idlewild	Nick Sagan
Novel	2001	Disease	The Night of the Triffids	Simon Clark – sequel to The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham
Game	2001	Disease	After the Bomb	Role-playing game
Novel	2001	Impact Event	The Peshawar Lancers	S.M. Stirling
Game	2001	Impact Event	Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies	PlayStation 2 game centered in a fictional continent years after an asteroid crashes at several locations
Film	2001	Aliens	Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within	CGI animated film about spirit-based aliens roaming Earth after an asteroid crash over 30 years before
Game	2001	Technology	Outlive	A real-time strategy. Earth created robotic lifeforms allegedly to mine Titan's resources, though in reality they were to be used as a secret army. When the plan surfaced, the World Council lost power but the robots returned and occupied the planet in the name of their creators.
Game	2001	Human decline	Pikmin	And its sequel, the 2004 video game Pikmin 2, is set on an unnamed planet simply called as the planet of the Pikmin, inhabited by animals and plants. Although it is unnamed in-game, several cutscenes show it as Earth, or at least a very Earth-like planet. Further hints are man-made objects in both games like the Abstract Masterpiece, a bottle cap, and the Remembered Old Buddy, a R.O.B., as well as the stage based on the Pikmin planet in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Distant Planet, which its data refers to as Earth.
Film	2001	Monsters	Kairo	Kiyoshi Kurosawa – in which the world is overrun by humanoid ghosts, and everything is destroyed by them. Based on a novel of the same name.
Game	2001	Sun	Tetris Worlds	Cross
Television	2001–2002	Technology	Digimon Tamers
Film	2002	War	Equilibrium	After barely surviving another worldwide conflict, humanity rejects all emotion and outlaws all forms of expression which might encourage emotional response.
Television	2002	War	Saikano	Anime series
Film	2002	Zombies	28 Days Later	Ordinary citizens are forced to fight through hordes of rabid zombies after a virus ravages Britain
Film	2002	Disease	Teenage Caveman	Directed by Larry Clark - set in the post-apocalyptic future where after the majority of humans die from a mysterious viral plague, the remaining humans have conformed to primitive tribalism
Television	2002	Disease	Smallpox	TV movie
Novel	2002	Disease	The Years of Rice and Salt	Kim Stanley Robinson – set in a world devastated by the Black Death in medieval Europe, which killed 99% of the European population before they could discover the Americas
Game	2002	Disease	Soldiers of Anarchy	PC video game featuring a group of ex-soldiers who spent 10 years underground after the Spontaneous Genome Degeneration Syndrome (SGDS), an artificially created virus raged across the globe in 2004, nearly wiping off humanity. Although the virus was released to make money with the antidote, it was not distributed for some reason.
Film	2002	Impact Event	The Time Machine	Downfall of man caused by the Moon breaking apart and bombarding Earth with rocks after extensive lunar mining
Film	2002	Aliens	Signs	Directed by M. Night Shyamalan
Film	2002	Eco	Jason X	The 10th Friday the 13th film - Earth became a polluted wasteland by 2455, so humanity left Earth and colonized a planet designated as Earth 2
Game	2002	Eco	The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker	Video game in which a flood has decimated the fictional world of Hyrule
Novel	2002	Technology	The Butlerian Jihad	Kevin J. Anderson – Part of the Dune universe
Film	2002	Monsters	Reign of Fire	Dragons wreak havoc and destroy human civilization
Television	2002–2003	War	Mobile Suit Gundam Seed	Anime series involving a war between naturally-born humans (Naturals) and genetically enhanced humans (Coordinators)
Television	2002–2003	Eco	Overman King Gainer	Anime series, which depicts humanity living in domes after an ecological disaster
Game	2002–2004	War	Neocron	Game for the Personal Computer by Reakktor Media
Television	2002–2004	Disease	Jeremiah	Showtime cable television series, based on the comic book of the same name. In the year 2021, 15 years after a virus kills everyone over the age of puberty, the child survivors have grown up, living on the scraps of the old world.
Novel	2002–2004	Technology	The Legends Of Dune trilogy	Part of the Dune universe
Comic	2002–2008	Disease	Y: The Last Man	Comic book series that features a lone man and his pet monkey in a world populated only by women; series written by Brian K. Vaughan and published by Vertigo Comics
Film	2003	War	Deathlands: Homeward Bound	Based on the book series Deathlands
Film	2003	War	Time of the Wolf
Novel	2003	War	The City of Ember	A Jeanne DuPrau novel set in an underground city 241 years after a nuclear war.
Novel	2003	War	Revelation by Lord John	Robert J. Szmidt – Polish: Apokalipsa wedlug Pana Jana
Novel	2003	War	The Third World War	Humphrey Hawksley
Game	2003	War	Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death	Game
Novel	2003	Disease	Full Circle	David Mitchell
Story	2003	Impact Event	Shikari in Galveston
Novel	2003	Aliens	Vampire Earth	E. E. Knight – series
Game	2003	Aliens	UFO: Aftermath	The computer game and its sequels UFO: Aftershock and UFO: Afterlight by Altar Games
Film	2003	Eco	Dragon Head	Based on the manga of the same name
Film	2003	Eco	It's All About Love
Novel	2003	Eco	Oryx and Crake	Margaret Atwood
Novel	2003	Eco	Clade	Mark Budz
Television	2003	Eco	Encrypt	Set in the year 2068, the Earth's surface is in a cataclysmic upheaval, much of it transformed into wasteland by unstoppable storms (the byproduct of the destruction of the ozone layer). It was directed by Oscar Luis Costo.
Film	2003	Technology	Galerians: Rion
Novel	2003	Technology	Robota	An illustrated book by Doug Chiang and Orson Scott Card
Novel	2003	Technology	The Machine Crusade	Part of the Dune universe by Kevin J. Anderson
Comic	1999–2004	Technology	The Matrix Comics	Originally released as webcomics
Game	2003	Technology	Neuroshima	The Polish role-playing game from Portal Publishing
Game	2003	Social Collapse	Deus Ex: Invisible War	Ion Storm (developer) Eidos Interactive (publisher). After total global economic collapse (an event known simply as "The Collapse", all religion is collected into one, which is in conflict with the new world order. Throughout the game, the player can choose to be on either side, affecting the game's outcome.
Novel	2003–2007	Aliens	The Legacy Trilogy	Ian Douglas
Television	1978–2009	Aliens, Technology	Battlestar Galactica	A race of (alien-built (1978–80)/man-made (2003–09)) machine beings launch a devastating final assault upon the humans' original homeworlds, and chase a ragtag fleet of survivors, who are in search of a mythical planet called Earth.
Film	2004	War	Appleseed[115]
Film	2004	War, Technology	Casshern	Based on two Japanese anime series. A race of super-robots led by their leader, Black King, take over the world.
Novel	2004	War	Cloud Atlas	David Mitchell – one of the six novellas is set in a post-apocalyptic future
Film	2004	Zombies	Dawn of the Dead	Individuals try and survive a zombie outbreak by securing a shopping mall. Remake of the 1978 movie.
Novel	2004	War	Cowl	Neal Asher
Novel	2004	War	Fitzpatrick's War	Theodore Judson
Game	2004	Aliens	Half-Life 2	Game from Valve
Novel	2004	Disease	A Planet for the President	Alistair Beaton
Novel	2004	Disease	White Devils	Paul McAuley
Film	2004	Impact Event	Post Impact	The asteroid Bay-Leder 7 was found to be powerful enough to wipe out the whole civilization. Although a top-secret experimental satellite weapon was able to cut it in two, the smaller piece impacted in West Russia, turning Europe into an ice-covered "death zone".
Film	2004	Eco	The Day After Tomorrow	Based in part on the novel The Coming Global Superstorm by Art Bell and Whitley Strieber
Novel	2004	Eco	Crache	Mark Budz
Novel	2004	Eco	The Snow	Adam Roberts – the world is buried under kilometers of unnatural snow
Television	2004	Eco	10.5	The 2004 miniseries 10.5 and its 2006 follow-up 10.5: Apocalypse; in which a series of earthquakes tears America apart, separating the West Coast from the rest of the U.S..
Game	2004	Eco	The Fall: Last Days of Gaia	PC - A German 3D role-playing game situated in a post-apocalyptic future where humanity is facing its possible end. The focus of the game is the deep story and the unique characters, with living environment offering many well-thoughtout sidequests. Gameplay similar to the Fallout series, although with a more traditional RPG approach in which the player can assemble a whole party in order to improve chances in battles and include specialists with complementary skills.
Film	2004	Technology	Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Novel	2004	Technology	The Battle of Corrin	Part of the Dune universe by Kevin J. Anderson
Comic	2004	Technology	Deus Vitae	A manga series created by Takuya Fujima
Television	2004	Technology	Zentrix
Game	2004	Technology	Splicers	A role-playing game set in the midst of a war between humans and a worldwide computer intelligence
Game	2004	Technology	Planetarian: The Reverie of a Little Planet	MultiIs a Japanese post-apocalyptic visual novel
Film	2004	Human decline	Idiocracy	Takes the premise that with no natural predators to thin the population of the world, evolution simply rewards whoever can pass on their genes the fastest, who are depicted as sexually promiscuous, drunken brutes. The average IQ is 80 by 2100, 60 by 2200, and 40 by 2505.
Television	2004–2005	War	Desert Punk	Anime series, set in a future Japan that is a wasteland. In the Great Kanto Desert, scattered humans eke out a living in the hot sand.
Novel	2004–2007	Disease	The Uglies Trilogy	Scott Westerfeld – Uglies, Pretties, Specials and the companion novel, Extras, take place in a future civilization that arose after our current civilization collapsed because of an engineered bacterium that attacked not people, but oil, changing its chemical composition so that it exploded on contact with oxygen (first explained on p. 345 of Uglies).
Television	2005	War	"Dance of the Dead"	An episode of Masters of Horror directed by Tobe Hooper – it has a triple apocalyptic theme as it features a man-made virus causing a zombie outbreak after World War III.
Novel	2005	War	The Goodness Gene	Sonia Levitin – children's book
Novel	2005	War	Metro 2033	Series by Dmitry Glukhovsky – Set in the metro tunnels of post-apocalyptic Moscow. A man named Artyom journeys to the central city of the metro, Polis, to find answers about a possible threat called the Dark Ones.
Film	2005	Disease	Æon Flux	Based on MTV's animated series Æon Flux
Game	2005	Impact Event	Guild Wars	PCA game in which, after a tutorial area set in a "pre-Searing" time, a race of beasts called the Charr summon meteors down upon the humans, destroying nearly all of the cities and all of the life (plants, animals, etc.)
Film	2005	Aliens	Alien Apocalypse	Produced by the Sci Fi Channel
Film	2005	Aliens	War of the Worlds	Directed by Steven Spielberg, along with the independent 2005 productions H.G. Wells' The War of the Worlds and H. G. Wells' War of the Worlds, all based on the H. G. Wells novel.
Novel	2005	Aliens	War of the Worlds: New Millennium	Douglas Niles – a retelling of the original The War of the Worlds story, but displaces the events to 2005. It is not a sequel, but an update.
Novel	2005	Aliens	Eight Worlds	John Varley
Game	2005	Aliens	Destroy All Humans!	The 2005 console game, in which the player controls a Furon alien in an attempt to overthrow humanity.
Film	2005	Eco	Serenity	The Earth's resources and biosphere get used up, prompting a mass exodus for the stars.
Film	2005	Eco	A Sound of Thunder	Peter Hyams – A group of travelers traveled in time and made changes in the past, which led to colossal alterations in the future where they came from, and in less than in a week everything in the world started changing chaotically, putting in the life of every living thing in danger.
Story	2005	Eco	The Garden Where My Rains Grows	Brian Keene – set in a post-apocalyptic world where it started raining one day and never stopped
Film	2005	Technology	9
Novel	2005	Technology	How to Survive a Robot Uprising	A semi-satirical book by Daniel H. Wilson
Novel	2001–2005	Monsters	Trinity Blood	Sunao Yoshida, illustrations by Thores Shibamoto – Light novel involving a war between humans and vampires
Television	2005–2006	Future collapse	Noein	This anime features several teens living in Hakodate, Hokkaido who come in contact with their future selves using time travel as a last resort to end the destruction of their world by abducting their dear friend Haruka Kaminogi from the past as a sacrifice to make the ultimate weapon against the destroyer known as Noein.[116]
Television	2005–2006	Aliens	Eureka Seven	Anime series and its video games are set 10,000 years after humans had to leave Earth due to a Coralian appearing in Africa. In the current timeline, the remnants of humanity are now settled on a planet they refer to as the "Promised Land".
Television	2005–2006	Eco	Zoids: Genesis	Anime series where an earthquake triggers a series of worldwide natural disasters that devastate Planet Zi
Comic	2005–2007	Technology	Lego Exo-Force	Comics and books
Radio	2005–present	Eco	Nebulous	Radio sitcom by Graham Duff – much of the world was destroyed by an event known as "the Withering"
Film	2006	War	The Dark Hour	The eight-year-old boy Jesús has been living in a crumbling underground facility since he was born with eight survivors of an apocalyptic war.[117]
Television	2006	War	Jericho	CBS – the residents of a small Kansas town remain isolated in the aftermath of a series of nuclear attacks on America
Novel	2006	War	The Book of Dave	Will Self – split between modern London and post-apocalyptic London where a new society and religion is based on the legacy of a cab driver
Novel	2006	War	Deadlands	Scott A. Johnson
Game	2006	War	Auto Assault	While seemingly caused by aliens, it is in fact human mistakes, breakdown and war that forges Auto Assault's apocalyptic world. Similar to the Command & Conquer series where an alien event is the catalyst needed to start decline.
Film	2006	Zombies	The Zombie Diaries	British made movie in which a virus creates a plague of zombies, viewed entirely from the POV of a character's video camera. This film was made and completed before George A. Romero's film Diary of the Dead which was shot in a similar POV perspective.
Novel	2006	Disease	Pandemia[118]	Johnathan Rand and Christopher Knight – A mutated bird flu virus wipes out everyone except the young. Set in Michigan.
Novel	2006	Zombies	World War Z	Max Brooks novel about a global zombie outbreak and humanity's efforts to stop them
Novel	2006	Disease	Quarantine	Poetry by Brian Henry
Television	2006	Impact Event	Three Moons Over Milford
Novel	2006	Impact Event	Life as We Knew It	Susan Beth Pfeffer – an asteroid strikes the Moon and knocks it into an orbit closer to Earth, concentrates on how a family in western Pennsylvania is affected
Game	2006	Aliens	Gears of War	The video game, which takes place on the fictional planet of Sera; humans are shown fighting a war against alien monsters that have emerged from underground.
Film	2006	Eco	The World Sinks Except Japan	A parody of Japan Sinks – all the land on Earth sinks into the ocean, with Japan being the last one to go
Novel	2006	Eco	Small-Minded Giants	Oisín McGann
Television	2006	Eco	Innocent Venus	Set after the world population and economy is devastated by simultaneous hyper-hurricanes
Game	2006	Eco	Battlefield 2142	PC first-person shooting game about a war fought over land unaffected by a new ice age that renders most of the Northern Hemisphere uninhabitable
Television	2006	Eco	Ergo Proxy	Anime series by the Japanese production company Manglobe – an undefined global ecological disaster has decimated the surface of Earth, and the small remaining human population lives in isolated, city-state dome complexes
Film	2006	Unspecified	Android Apocalypse	TV movie for the Sci Fi Channel
Television	2006	Technology	Lego Exo-Force
Film	2006	Human decline	Children of Men[97]	The human race has become infertile. Based on the book of the same name.
Novel	2006	Zombies	Cell	Stephen King – a strange cell phone signal turns ordinary humans into killer zombies
Film	2006	Zombies	The Quick and the Undead
Film	2006, 2008	Supernatural	Pulse	And its sequels Pulse 2: Afterlife (2008) and Pulse 3: Invasion (2008)
Film	2006	Social Collapse	Puzzlehead	James Bai (writer/director) – set in what looks like Brooklyn "after the decline", the streets are empty and there seems to be constant random killings
Novel	2006	Unspecified	Night Work	Thomas Glavinic – a novel in which a man wakes up to find that everyone else has disappeared
Game	2006	Unspecified	Mother 3	Game Boy - in which a small group of humans escape to a post-apocalyptic utopia after the "old world" is destroyed. While the game never explains what happened to the "old world", they say that the humans were the ones that caused its destruction.
Novel	2006	Unspecified	The Road	Cormac McCarthy – after the end of the world, a father and son attempt to survive while traveling through the ruins of the United States
Television	2007	War	Masters of Science Fiction	Episode "A Clean Escape"
Novel	2007	War	Last Light	Alex Scarrow – sudden end of oil availability leads to worldwide social collapse
Novel	2007	War	The Pesthouse	Jim Crace
Novel	2007	War	The Slynx	Tatyana Tolstaya novel
Novel	2007	War	The World Ends in Hickory Hollow	Ardath Mayhar
Film	2007	Zombies	28 Weeks Later	Sequel to 28 Days Later. During the efforts to re-populate Britain, the discovery of a possible cure to the "Rage" virus may also begin the apocalypse all over again.
Film	2007	Disease	I Am Legend[97]	In an abandoned New York City set in 2012, military virologist Robert Neville tries to find a cure to a man-made virus that killed almost everyone on Earth, while at the same time trying to survive against the vampiric zombies that it left behind. The third film adaptation of Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend.
Film	2007	Disease	I Am Omega	A low-budget fourth film adaptation of Richard Matheson's 1954 novel I Am Legend made by The Asylum to capitalize on the release of the third film adaptation I Am Legend.
Film	2010	Monsters	Monsters	Written, shot and directed by Gareth Edwards.
Film	2009	Disease	Autumn	Autumn on imdb
Film	2008	Zombies	Zombie Wars	Directed by David A. Prior
Film	2007	Unspecified	The Gene Generation	Directed by Pearry Reginald Teo
Film	2006	War	9/Tenths	About the conflict between a wealthy couple and a poor laborer after a worldwide terrorist attack isolates them in a small remote ranch
Film	2006	War	The Beach Party at the Threshold of Hell	Dark comedy directed by Jonny Gillette
Film	2003	Unspecified	Dream Warrior	Dream Warrior on imdb
Film	2007	Zombies	Resident Evil: Extinction
Novel	2007	Disease	Plague Year	Jeff Carlson – slated to be a trilogy
Film	2007	Impact Event	Super Comet: After The Impact	A speculative documentary produced by the Discovery Channel which hypothesizes the effects on modern-day earth of a large comet impact.
Film	2007	Aliens	The Invasion	Based on the novel The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney. A mysterious virus brought by space-borne microbes possesses humans and renders them devoid of emotion.
Film	2007	Aliens	Invasion of the Pod People	A low-budget remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers made by The Asylum to capitalize on the release of The Invasion.
Film	2007	Aliens	Transformers	A race of robotic aliens battle for humanity.
Game	2007	Eco	Darkwind: War on Wheels	PC-MMOGA disastrous solar event in 2019 and 2020 leaves the world devastated, with only small pockets of human survivors scratching out a living in a bleak, irradiated world. Largely fueled by the stockpiles of hardware left behind by a dead civilization combined with the desperation of a new world order, the gladiatorial deathsports begin around 2035. The vast expanses of wilderness between the towns are menaced by gangs of road pirates armed with heavily armed cars and trucks and traveled by equally well armed trade groups, making a living by carrying food, fuel, and other specialist equipment between the towns.
Film	2007	Technology	Meet the Robinsons
Film	2007	Human decline	Tooth and Nail	A group of survivors, called Foragers, take cover in an old abandoned hospital where the group attempt to re-build society. All we know of the apocalypse is that man "Ran out of gas", but not in the sense of oil, just that our time was up.
Television	2007	Monsters	Gurren Lagann	Animated TV series in which cloned "Beastmen" fight an apocalyptic battle with humanity
Film	2007	Zombies	REC	Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza – a Spanish horror film about humans altered by a demon
Game	2007	Future collapse	Supreme Commander	PC, Xbox - set at the end of a thousand-year-long war called the Infinite War between three separate factions; the UEF (United Earth Federation), the Aeon and the Cybrans.
Film	2007	Sun	Sunshine	Directed by Danny Boyle – the film follows a spaceship crew in the year 2057 who are tasked with reigniting Earth's dying sun
Game	2007	Supernatural	Hellgate: London	A PC game where humans and demons are in constant struggle on Earth.
Television	2007	Unspecified	Afterworld	American series about a man living in a post-apocalyptic United States after an unspecified cataclysm
Game	2007–2012	Technology	The Mass Effect series	Humanity and other alien races must work together to combat sentient machines called the Reapers from destroying all advanced life in the galaxy
Film	2007–present	Supernatural	Rebuild of Evangelion	Remake of the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime series. The first of the four films, Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, debuted in 2007; the second, Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, in 2009; and the third, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, in 2012. The fourth is forthcoming.
Film	2008	War	20 Years After	Twenty years after wars, plague, and natural disasters, a young woman follows the voice of a lone radio broadcaster and delivers the first child born in 15 years.[119]
Film	2008	War	City of Ember	Based on the book of the same name by Jeanne Duprau
Film	2008	War	Mutant Chronicles	Based on the Mutant Chronicles role-playing game
Novel	2008	War	Flood	Stephen Baxter book about huge underground oceans leaking to the surface, lifting sea levels by thousands of meters over several decades
Novel	2008	War	The Hunger Games trilogy	Young adult series by Suzanne Collins about a survival tournament set in a post-apocalyptic continent
Novel	2008	War	The Valley-Westside War	Harry Turtledove
Game	2008	War	Exodus	A post-apocalyptic role-playing game from Glutton Creeper Games set after the War on Terror destroy 99% of the world's population.
Film	2008	Disease	Doomsday[97]
Film	2008	Disease	Repo! The Genetic Opera
Film	2008	Disease	The Last Man	Based upon Mary Shelley's 1826 novel The Last Man
Television	2008	Disease	Survivors	BBC television series, a remake of the 1970s series of the same name
Novel	2008	Disease	The Martian General's Daughter	Collapse of global civilization caused by virus-like nanotechnology
Game	2008	Zombies	Left 4 Dead	Multiplayer video game released by Valve. Featuring people transformed into crazed zombie-like mutants by an infection. The game diverges from the traditional zombie trope with the inclusion of "special infected" or zombies with specialized traits.
Novel	2008	Impact Event	The Dead and the Gone	Susan Beth Pfeffer – how the same event as in Life as We Knew It affects a family in New York City
Novel	2008	Aliens	The Host	Stephenie Meyer – An alien race, called Souls, take over Earth and its inhabitants. The novel follows one Soul's predicament when the mind of its human host refuses to cooperate with her takeover.
Film	2008	Eco	The Happening	The movie depicts an unknown deadly neurotoxin.
Film	2008	Eco	Lost City Raiders
Film	2008	Eco	WALL-E	Earth is abandoned after becoming too polluted to sustain life. A robot stays behind and cleans up Earth.
Television	2008	Eco	"The Poison Sky"	A Doctor Who episode. The poisonous Sontaran gases (creating the titular "poison sky") above Sylvia and Wilfred's street ignite as the flames from the Doctor's atmospheric converter spread globally.
Game	2008	Technology	Too Human
Film	2008	Zombies	Quarantine	American remake of the 2007 Spanish horror film REC
Television	2008	Zombies	Dead Set	A UK television series which chronicles a zombie outbreak
Novel	2008	Supernatural	Therefore Repent!	Jim Munroe art by Salgood Sam – a post-Rapture graphic novel
Television	2008	Social Collapse	"Turn Left" (Doctor Who story #197)	Russell T. Davies (writer) - explores an apocalyptic parallel universe in which British society has collapsed due to the death of the Doctor
Novel	2008	Social Collapse	World Made By Hand	James Kunstler – explores life in an agrarian village in upstate New York after America collapses under the combined trauma of plague, peak oil, global warming, and nuclear terrorism
Film	2008	Unspecified	Life After People	A TV documentary film and its spin-off Life After People: The Series document life on Earth after all humans have instantly disappeared. The shows do not mention a cause of their disappearance.
Television	2008–2009	Technology	Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Film	1963	Eco	The Birds	Loosely based on the 1952 story of the same name by Daphne du Maurier, it focuses on a series of sudden and unexplained violent bird attacks on the people of Bodega Bay, California, over the course of a few days.
Film	1982	War	Battletruck	Set in New Zealand, survivors of nuclear war (known as the Oil Wars) attempt to rebuild society while fending off the ambitions of a militaristic despot who has based himself in a mobile armored vehicle.
Film	1985	Zombies	Day of the Dead	A handful of soldiers and scientists holed up in an underground bunker try to survive and understand the zombies outside the gates. Final chapter of Romero's trilogy.
Game	1986–2003	Future collapse, aliens	Might and Magic series original universe	Jon van Caneghem. The games are set in colonies of the Ancients, an advanced space-faring race, several thousand years after all contact with the Ancients was lost due to them being engaged in interstellar war with an alien race called the Kreegan. This event, called the Silence, caused the colonies to regress into a medieval state and consider Ancients and their technology as mythical in nature.
Novel	1990–1994	Fantasy	The Death Gate Cycle	Series of books which take place after the world has been unmade and remade by magic
Novel	1990–2013	Supernatural, war	The Wheel of Time series	Robert Jordan. An attempt by Aes Sedai researchers to tap into a newly discovered source of magic more advanced than the One Power leads to an experiment to bore a hole in the Pattern. It goes awry when it is discovered that the Bore leads to the Dark One's prison, allowing the Dark One to influence the world. This causes the male half of the One Power to be tainted, driving all male Aes Sedai mad and causing the Breaking of the World. The society regresses from futuristic to Renaissance-era, with only a few artifacts of the Age of Legends remaining.
Game	1994	Impact event	Primal Rage	A fighting-style game where a meteor hits Earth and wipes out modern technology, reducing them to several Stone Age-type tribespeople. The continents are rearranged, and seven dinosaur-like deities fight for control over the new Urth.
Film	1995	War	Fist of the North Star	A live-action film based on the manga of the same name about a battle for control of a post World War III world.
Story	2001	Disease	"After the Plague"	Short story and collection by T. Coraghessan Boyle
Song	2003	Unspecified	Absolution	Apocalyptic album by the band Muse
Novel	2005	Supernatural	The Restoration series	Terri Blackstock – novel series covering how people react and survive after a natural EMP blast from a distant star knocks out all electronics all over the world
Game	2007	War, supernatural	Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn	At the end of Part 3, the main characters are forced to deliberately awaken the supposed "dark god" Yune in order to avoid her being awoken accidentally by a war which has spread across Tellius. The goddess Ashera, upon learning that the beorc and laguz have long since broken a covenant forbidding military conflict between the races, petrifies nearly all inhabitants of Tellius despite Yune's protests. This calamity leads into Part 4, where Yune, while considering how to revive the petrified people, tasks the survivors with preventing Ashera from finishing the job.
Game	2008	Supernatural	The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon	The game's main antagonist Malefor the Dark Master claims that it is the destiny of all purple dragons to bring about the world's destruction. He is almost successful when the Destroyer, a massive golem he resurrected to cross the Belt of Fire and issue the world's end, completes its circle until he is defeated by the game's protagonist Spyro and Cynder and sealed away by the ancient dragons' spirits into the world's core and Spyro unleashes a powerful Fury wave to rebuild the world.
Television	2008–2011	Eco, Supernatural, Technology	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's	Zero Reverse was a disastrous event in which the evolutionary use of quantum mechanics in the Enerdy system led to its reactor exploding and causing a massive tectonic shift that separated a chunk of Domino City from the rest of the landmass, splitting it in two and creating an island later known as Satellite, which was the area hit hardest by the energy release, while the Earthbound Immortals were released from the Underworld.
Film	2009	Eco	Astro Boy	Astro Boy (a robotic version of his creator's lost son) lives in highly advanced Metro City; the last of its kind floating above the clouds in the skies of post-apocalyptic Earth.[120]
Film	2009	Disease	Carriers	A group of four people on the road trying to find a safe haven while plague rages across the U.S..
Film	2009	Disease	Daybreakers	A virus changes most of the populace into vampires sometime around 2019. At the point where vampirism is considered "normal", the remaining humans attempt to escape being farmed for their blood, while also attempting to find a cure.[121]
Film	2009	Zombies	La Horde	Directed by Benjamin Rocher. The film is set in one of the French tower blocks, wherein a small group of people trying to make their way out of it thrust through hordes of zombies.
Novel	2009	Disease	The Killing Moon	Rod Glenn – Five friends struggle to survive 20 years after the collapse of civilization. Set in northern England.
Game	2009	Zombies	Left 4 Dead 2	The sequel to Left 4 Dead. Expands upon the original game with new characters, maps, and weapons.
Game	2009	Disease	Killing Floor	PCCooperative first-person shooter video game.
Film	2009	Eco	2012
Novel	2009	Eco	The Windup Girl	Paolo Bacigalupi – in future Thailand, where calories are the most needed energy source, an unexpected girl struggles to live like as she wants
Television	2009	Eco	Earth 2100	Time travel fiction. The 2009 ABC special Earth 2100 explores a possible future if humans do not take actions to help the ecosystem, which could prove to be disastrous. Lucy, the speaker, explains about this world and wonders how she was one of the lucky humans to have survived.
Film	2009	Technology	9	Adaptation of the 2005 film 9
Television	2009	Technology	Power Rangers: RPM (American adaptations of Engine Sentai Go-onger)	The Power Rangers protect the last remnants of humanity, who are now settled in the domed city of Corinth, after the accidental release of a government created computer virus known as "Venjix". Malicious and self-aware, it leaves most of the planet in nuclear fallout, constructs an army of attack-bots and begins cybernetic experiments on human prisoners.
Novel	2009	Zombies	The Forest of Hands and Teeth	Carrie Ryan – set generations after the zombie apocalypse, a girl struggles against the religious order in her village hoping for life beyond the fences protecting them from the Unconsecrated (zombies) in the surrounding forest
Film	2009	Zombies	REC 2	Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza – the sequel to the 2007 Spanish horror film REC
Film	2009	Sun	Knowing	A film where the end of the world, caused by a solar flare erupting onto the Solar System, is accurately predicted.
Novel	2009	Social Collapse	Patriots: A Novel of Survival in the Coming Collapse	James Wesley Rawles – an apocalyptic survivalist novel about a total socioeconomic collapse
Film	2009	Unspecified	Les derniers jours du monde	A French film. Depicts the story of a man, Robinson, who travels across France and Spain during the end of the world.
Film	2009	Unspecified	The Road	A film based upon the novel The Road by Cormac McCarthy.
Other	2009	Unspecified	Songs from the Floodplain	An album by Jon Boden
Novel	2009	Technology	One Second After
Comic	2009 to present	Disease	Sweet Tooth	Series written and drawn by Jeff Lemire and published by Vertigo Comics about a young human/deer hybrid, who has survived an apocalyptic plague
Television	2009–2011	Aliens	V	Remake of the 1980s television series
Television	2009–2010	Disease	The Colony	Reality television style drama about a group of survivors forced to live in a warehouse in the virus-ravaged city of Los Angeles, California
Game	2009–present	War	Fallen Earth	A post-apocalyptic massively multiplayer online role-playing game from Icarus Studios and Fallen Earth LLC set in the 22nd century after the Shiva Virus has spread all over the world.
Television	2009	Eco	Tokyo Magnitude 8.0	After a massive earthquake in Tokyo 25 km under the sea at a magnitude of 8.0, siblings Mirai and Yūki, who were visiting a robot exhibition in Odaiba at the beginning of their summer vacation, struggle to reach their parents in their house in Setagaya, assisted by a female motorcycle courier named Mari, who is striving to reach her own daughter and mother in Sangenjaya. Together, the three brave the ruined city and try their best to make it home safely.
Novel	2009	Magic/Mysticism	The Age of Misrule	Trilogy of novels (World's End, Darkest Hour, and Always Forever) by Mark Chadbourn following several characters in England through the slow collapse of modern technological civilization as the previously suppressed world of natural magic and mystical, godly beings rises to take over the course of human events
Comic	2009–present	Titans	Attack on Titan	Humanoid creatures or Titans are gigantic human flesh-eating monsters that lived outside of the humanity's curtain Wall Maria and the civilization was on the verge of extinction, but some are forced to fight back by joining the military, called Survey Corps. But there are some humans that transform into Titans to fight and kill other humans and Titans.
Comic	2009	Impact event	Homestuck	A webcomic where children play a game called Sburb which causes multiple meteors to hit Earth. They survive by abandoning Earth.
Film	2009	Zombies	Zombieland	A geeky college kid and three strangers he meets travel west in an attempt to find a sanctuary free from zombies.
Television	2009	Impact Event, Monsters	The Day of the Triffids	Loose adaptation of John Wyndham's novel. A solar event blinds most of the people in the world allowing a new life form to assert itself, and the few remaining sighted people try to survive.
Television	2010–2018	War	Adventure Time	The adventures of Jake the dog and Finn, the only known remaining human in the post-apocalyptic land of Ooo hundreds of years after the "Great Mushroom War".
Film	2010	War	The Book of Eli	Although never directly stated, enormous craters can be seen throughout the film and characters mention an event called "the Flash". The writer, Gary Whitta, stated he wanted the audience to figure out the nuclear event slowly.[122]
Game	2010	Supernatural, war	Darksiders	Game series by THQ set in a post-apocalyptic Earth where mankind faces near-extinction and angels fight a losing battle against the demon hordes for control over the world
Film	2010	War	Metro 2033	Game by 4A Games and THQ for the PC and Xbox 360 set in post-apocalyptic Moscow 20 years after a nuclear war
Film	2010	Zombies	Resident Evil: Afterlife
Film	2010	Zombies	Survival of the Dead	On an island off the coast of North America, local residents simultaneously fight a zombie epidemic while hoping for a cure to return their undead relatives back to their human state. Directed by George A. Romero
Television	2010	Disease	After Armageddon	TV film about a family trying to survive after a global outbreak
Novel	2010	Disease	Dog Eat Dog	David J. Rodger - ten years after a devastating global pandemic, the lives of two survivors collide in a sequence of events that threaten both their sanity and their lives
Novel	2010	Disease	The Passage[123]	Justin Cronin – a virus turns humanity into vampire-esque creatures, leading to the collapse of civilization, while the survivors eke out a bleak existence
Film	2010	Impact Event	Meteor Apocalypse	A gigantic meteor enters Earth's orbit and begins to disintegrate, showering the entire planet with debris.
Film	2010	Impact Event	Quantum Apocalypse	A comet makes an unexpected turn towards the earth where all life may cease to exist within days if small town heroes fail to find a solution.
Television	2010–2012	Technology	Generator Rex	Rex is an evo working with the military organization Providence to put an end to the outbreak of violent monstrous human mutations known as evos which are created when people are exposed to unsafe nanites, a nanobot technology developed to fight diseases within humans. Wars between evos and humans ensued when nanites started to get out of control.[124]
Film	2010	Aliens	Skyline	Aliens invade Earth and attempt to steal the brains of its citizens
Film	2010	Aliens	Battle: Los Angeles	Depicts the attempts of U.S. Marines to repel an alien invasion of Earth
Television	2010–2015	Aliens	Falling Skies	Aliens or creatures called Skitters, Mechs and Overlords attack Earth; the series is showing the struggles six months after the initial attack on Earth
Novel	2010	Eco	Drain	Davis Schneiderman – Lake Michigan mysteriously empties of water and an end-of-time cult occupies the lake bed, waiting for a re-flooding of the zone by the power of a giant worm
Novel	2010	Supernatural	Sword of My Mouth	Jim Munroe, art by Shannon Gerard – a follow-up to Therefore Repent!.
Novel	2010	Social Collapse	Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-Century America	Decline of world civilization caused by the depletion of oil reserves
Novel	2010	Unspecified	Be Ready When the Sht Goes Down: A Survival Guide to the Apocalypse*	A comedy survivalist book by Forrest Griffin
Novel	2010	Unspecified	Cygnis	Vincent Gessler – a novel in which Syn the trapper and Ack, his cybernetic wolf, survive in a world covered with forests, facing robots and humans
Game	2010	Eco	A New Beginning	A video game by Daedalic Entertainment, in which climate change has made the Earth uninhabitable.
Television	2010–	Zombies	The Walking Dead	Frank Darabont - a television series featuring the world overrun by zombies
Film	2010	War	Bunraku	In the aftermath of a global war, the surviving nations introduced a ban on all firearms in an attempt to quell man's appetite for destruction.
Game	2010	War	Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage	PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 game by Omega Force and Tecmo Koei based on the landmark anime and manga series
Film	2010	Monsters	Stake Land	An orphaned boy seeks safety and family amidst the vampire apocalypse.
Game	2011	Eco	Brink	MultiA floating self-sustaining city contains what may be the final remnants of humanity, after global warming causes sea levels to rise
Novel	2011	Technology	Robopocalypse: A Novel	A apocalyptic robot/machine uprising novel by Daniel H. Wilson
Novel	2011	Social Collapse	Survivors: A Novel of the Coming Collapse	James Wesley Rawles – an apocalyptic survivalist novel about a total socioeconomic collapse
Film	2011	Disease	Perfect Sense	A worldwide pandemic of unknown origin causes every human to begin losing their five traditional senses one at a time.
Film	2011	Disease	Priest	A century-spanning war between humans and vampires has devastated Earth's surface and led to a theocracy called The Church.
Film	2011	Zombies	Zombie Musical	A short musical in which a young girl deals with the Zombie apocalypse on her first day of school. By Ryan McHenry.
Novel	2011	Disease	Enclave	A novel by Ann Aguirre
Film	2011	Unknown power affecting only men	Schoolgirl Apocalypse	A Japanese schoolgirl, Sakura, finds her average life in a small town turned inside out when all the males suddenly become zombies and begin to attack and kill females. With few skills and only her kyūdō bow and an English textbook to accompany her, she sets out on a journey through a dark world of murder and survival.
Game	2011	Disease	Hatoful Boyfriend	A particularly virulent strain of bird flu kills a large majority of humanity, leaving birds to become the dominant class of animals. The protagonist is one of the few humans naturally resistant to the flu.
Game	2011	Disease	Infamous 2	A plague, primarily on the eastern coast of the United States, is spreading rapidly, causing diseases over the majority of those infected and granting special abilities to some individuals, designated as Conduits, while one of them, Cole MacGrath, in the Evil alternative ending of the game, manages to absorb the powers of his rival John White, who had been renamed "The Beast" due to the rampage he caused by the use of his powers over several weeks, and united most mutants under his leadership while waging a successful battle against the authorities, while Joseph Bertrand, a corrupt tycoon who had been secretly transforming into a bestial form known as the "Behemoth", managed before dying to sell the technology mutating normal individuals, usually into either poisonous reptilian monsters or muscular savages with control over ice, to several terrorists, including Osama bin Laden.
Game	2011	Aliens	DC Universe Online	The promotional trailer shows many trademark DC Comics heroes and villains fighting each other to the death with Lex Luthor emerging as the ultimate victor, but immediately after the culmination of the traditional battle between those legendary characters, Brainiac, according to statements, manages to conquer Earth unhindered by its defeated protectors (as most of them have already ended up killing each other) and enslave humanity's population, until Luthor alongside Batman manage to survive and time travel back towards the past to warn their respective factions to cease their everlasting war and cooperate against the approaching enemy, with the custom player-controlled heroes contributing for the preparation of both previously hostile sides to confront the anticipated invasion as soon as it arrives.
Novel	2011	Supernatural	The Leftovers	Survivors try to continue with life after a rapture-like event. By Tom Perrotta
Game	2011	Collapse of infrastructure, and fissures in races	MotorStorm: Apocalypse	A PlayStation 3 video game that depicts the West Coast of the U.S. hit by several disasters, like tornadoes, earthquakes, rains, and thunderstorms.
Game	2011	War	Wasteland Angel	A PC game that depicts the US after World War III.
Film	2011	War	The Divide	A film about the psychological unraveling of a group of survivors, who have holed up in the basement of their apartment building during a nuclear attack.
Novel	2012	Eco	Zoo	James Patterson. Due to human activities, animals become more aggressive and begin killing humans
Film	2012	War	The Hunger Games	Set in a post-apocalyptic world in the country of Panem where the countries of North America once existed. Based on the book of the same name by Suzanne Collins.
Film	2012	Impact Event	Seeking a Friend for the End of the World	An asteroid is announced to hit Earth as a man searches to find his significant other before the impact occurs.
Television	2012	Impact Event	Evacuate Earth	Hypothetical docudrama concerning humanity's efforts to seek out a new home on a distant Earth-like planet, in the face of Earth's eventual destruction by an approaching neutron star. Produced by Atlas Media, for original broadcast on the National Geographic Channel.
Film	2012	Zombies	Christmas with the Dead	A freak lightning storm turned all who saw it into zombies.
Game	2012	War, Alien, Disease	Call of Duty: Black Ops II	Edward Richtofen, a Nazi German scientist attempting to succeed in conquering the world during World War II despite the failure of Adolf Hitler, creates an army of zombies army as well as various advanced infantry weapons and biological enhancements using an alien substance, called Element 115, and invades a space station on the Moon while cooperating with American Patrick Dempsey, Soviet Nikolai Belinski and Japanese Takeo Masaki in his effort to survive from the zombie horde until he manages to control it, and succeeds in transforming the Earth into a wasteland (after attacking it with missiles) that is overrun by the endless tide of zombies in which almost everyone died.
Game	2012	Eco	Oil Rush	A PC strategy game, where ice caps have melted to cause global flooding.
Game	2012	Unspecified	Tokyo Jungle	A PlayStation 3 video game about a futuristic Tokyo that has become deserted by humans and overrun by many types of animals.
Web series	2012	War	Electric City	Animated web series created by and starring Tom Hanks
Film	2013	Zombies	Cargo	A father tries to protect his infant daughter as he turns into a zombie during the zombie apocalypse. A short film on which the longer one of the same name was based.
Television	2013	War, Supernatural	From the New World/Shin Sekai Yori	A millennium from now, in Japan, exists a utopia. The protagonist, Saki Watanabe, lives in an idyllic village barred from the outside world. Her world is ruled by the people who possess the "gods' power" of psychokinesis.
Film	2013	Aliens	Oblivion	Earth has been ravaged from war 60 years prior with the extraterrestrial "Scavengers"
Film	2013	Aliens	The Host	Earth's population has been almost entirely taken over by alien parasites that created a perfect planet
Film	2013	Technology	The World's End	Human civilization is replaced by synthetic replicas that never age. When the last biological humans who are drunk from drinking too much beer confront the supreme intelligence with the possibilities that humanity might not want to be "improved", this contradiction leads to a crash in the simulant network, destroying most of the world as a result and throwing the planet into a new Dark Age without technology.
Film	2013	Supernatural	This Is the End	The Rapture occurs during a party attended by celebrities including Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson and Emma Watson.
Film	2013	Disease	Warm Bodies	A disease transforms many humans into zombies and isolates them from society, despite a lot of them managing to retain most of their consciousness.
Novel	2014	Disease	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: Firestorm	Prequel to Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. A group of hyper-intelligent apes take refuge in the vast redwood forest known as Muir Woods while humanity battles the "Simian Flu" pandemic. By Greg Keyes.
Game	2014	Disease, Social Collapse	Eidolon	Video game by Ice Water Games. The destruction of lifespan-extending technology installed in major cities led to massive outbreaks of fatal illness, followed by wider social collapse.
Television	2014	War	Die Gstettensaga: The Rise of Echsenfriedl	Absurdist sci-fi comedy film. The growing tension between the last two remaining superpowers – China and Google – escalates in the early 21st century, and results in the global inferno of the "Google Wars".
Film	2014	War, Technology	X-Men: Days of Future Past	Machines built to identify and eliminate mutants eventually target most humans as well. With much of the world destroyed, one mutant is sent back in time to try to prevent this future from ever happening.
Television	2014–	Zombies	Z Nation	A Syfy series focused on the days after a zombie apocalypse has killed most of the world's population. One man was experimented on before society's collapse and his body contains the only know antibodies to the zombie virus.
Television	2014–	War	The 100	The only survivors of a nuclear war live in a space station, which is falling apart. 100 of their teenagers are sent back to Earth's surface to determine if it is livable, only to discover that they are not the only survivors.
Television	2014–2017	Disease	The Strain	Following a viral outbreak that has similarities to an ancient strain of vampirism, a CDC team works to defeat the virus as it spreads
Television	2014–2017	Supernatural	The Leftovers	Damon Lindelof series based on the Tom Perrota novel that takes place a few years after a rapture-type event.
Comic	2014–2018	War	Girls' Last Tour	The series follows two girls, Yuuri and Chito, as they navigate the ruins of civilization after an unknown apocalypse, and as they travel in their modified Kettenkrad, they seek food and supplies while surviving day-to-day.
Television	2014–2018	Disease	The Last Ship	Based on the 1988 novel of the same name by William Brinkle, the show follows the crew (consisting of 218 people) of a lone unaffected U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, the fictional USS Nathan James (DDG-151), as it tries to find a cure for a global viral pandemic that wiped out over 80% of the world's population, stop the virus, and save humanity.
Television	2015–	Zombies	Fear the Walking Dead	A television series featuring the world overrun by zombies; spin-off of The Walking Dead
Novel	2015	Eco	The Water Knife	Novel by Paolo Bacigalupi. Southwestern United States suffer social collapse because of a water shortage.
Film	2015	Disease	I Am Alone	While filming a survival show a survival expert is bitten by a person infected with a zombie virus.
Game	2015	War	Mad Max	An action adventure game based on the Mad Max franchise.
Film	2015	War	Mad Max: Fury Road	The fourth installment in the Mad Max series. This film follows the titular character who ends up in the fight between Immortan Joe, who rules as a god out of his settlement the Citadel, with his War Boys against Furiosa, one of his lieutenants. This movie features a change in actors for Max with this movie starring Tom Hardy.
Film	2015	Disease	Embers	After a global neurological epidemic, those who remain search for meaning and connection in a world without memory.
Television	2015-2017	Eco	Zoo	Based on the James Patterson book. Due to human activities, animals become more aggressive and begin killing humans
Television	2015–2018	Disease	The Last Man on Earth	Post-apocalyptic sci-fi dark comedy TV series, created by Will Forte (who also starred in the show) which formerly aired over the FOX broadcast TV network
Television	2015-2018	Disease	12 Monkeys	A time traveler from the post-apocalyptic future arrives in the year 2015 on a mission to save mankind from a deadly plague. Based on the 1995 Terry Gilliam film.
Song	2015	War, Technology	The Globalist	Song by the band Muse from the album called "Drones"
Film	2015	War	Z for Zachariah	Fearure film adaptation of the 1975 novel of the same name
Comic	2016–19	Technology, monsters	Scooby Apocalypse	Scooby-Doo and his friends have to find a cure for a nanite virus that they accidentally created in an experiment gone wrong that led to a mutant apocalypse.
Film	2016	Aliens	The 5th Wave	16-year-old Cassie Sullivan tries to survive in a world devastated by the waves of alien invasions that have decimated the Earth's population.
Comic	2016–	Unspecified	Liberty: Deception	Travis Vengroff. A graphic novel and podcast series set on a failed terraforming colony. The series focuses on the daily struggle to survive on a distant planet with extreme resource scarcity.
Television	2016	Disease	Containment	The series follows an epidemic that breaks out in Atlanta, leaving a section of the city cordoned off under quarantine and those stuck on the inside fighting for their lives.
Film	2016	Zombies	Train to Busan	Passengers on a train to Busan try to survive a zombie outbreak.
Television	2017	Technology	Black Mirror	The episode "Metalhead" is about a group of post-apocalyptic survivors being pursued by an AI robot dog.
Television	2017–2018	Impact Event	Salvation	TV show about the discovery of an asteroid that will impact the Earth in just six months.
Film	2017	Zombies	Cargo	A father tries to protect his infant daughter as he turns into a zombie during the zombie apocalypse.
Game	2017	Supernatural, technology	The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild	Set 100 years after Hyrule has been largely destroyed by Ganon
Television	2017–2018	Technology	Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 5	Glenn Talbot, under the corrupting influence of gravitonium, inadvertently destroys Earth in a careless attempt to mine more of the substance, forcing humanity's survivors into the Lighthouse, a subterranean bunker under Lake Ontario. The first arc of the season involves S.H.I.E.L.D. discovering the aftermath of this imminent calamity—unaware of Talbot's involvement due to his name becoming lost to history and Daisy Johnson being scapegoated—while the second arc involves S.H.I.E.L.D.'s ultimately successful attempt to prevent this from happening.
Film	2018	Aliens	A Quiet Place	A family is struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic world inhabited by blind extraterrestrial creatures with an acute sense of hearing.
Film	2018	Supernatural, Monsters	Bird Box	A woman tries to protect herself and two children from supernatural creatures that make people who look at them go insane and commit suicide.
Television	2018-19	Disease	The Rain	Survivors of a virus carried by rainfall search for their father.
Television	2018	War, supernatural	American Horror Story: Apocalypse	The 8th season of American Horror Story
Film	2019	Aliens	Avengers: Endgame	The surviving members of the Avengers and their allies attempt to reverse the damage caused in Avengers: Infinity War when Thanos used the Infinity Gems to kill half of the universe's population.
Television	2019	Disease	See	In the distant future, the human race has lost the sense of sight, and society is left to find new ways to interact, build, hunt, and survive.
Television	2019	War	Daybreak	A teenager searches for his girlfriend in post-apocalyptic California
Game	2019	War	Far Cry New Dawn	The narrative stand-alone sequel of Far Cry 5 of the Far Cry video game series. The story is set 17 years after the events of Far Cry 5. After the nuclear exchange known as "the Collapse" devastated the world, survivors attempt to rebuild the community in Hope County. Their efforts are, however, threatened by the Highwaymen, a roving band of organized bandits led by twin sisters Mickey and Lou.
Film	2019	Technology	I Am Mother	After an extinction event, an AI begins the process of repopulating the Earth using stored embryos.
Film	2019	Aliens	The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part	Emmet Brickowski attempts to rescue his friends from the Systar System, while dealing with a coming cataclysm known as "Armamageddon".
Television	2019	Zombies	Black Summer	In the same universe as Z Nation, this show follows a small group of refugees trying to make it to safety six weeks after the start of the zombie apocalypse.
Film	2019	Zombies	Zombieland: Double Tap	A sequel to Zombieland, set 10 years later.

Categories of Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

Category	Description
Aliens	Alien invasion War with alien species
Impact event	Impact with celestial bodies (meteorites, asteroids, planets, etc.) Near-impact knocks Earth out of orbit
Disease	Pandemic (plague) Bio-genetically altered humans
Zombies	Infected human beings or re-animated corpses which attack and/or consume the living
Eco	Ecological catastrophe Global cooling (causing a new ice age) Global warming (melting of icecaps, global flooding) Global pollution Animal uprising
Future collapse	After the fall or collapse of some future space-based civilization
Human decline	The decline and fall of the human race
Monsters	Monsters and/or kaiju Vampires Lovecraftian horrors Biologically altered humans
Sun	Expanding or dying sun
Social collapse	Social collapse Economic collapse Over-population
Supernatural	Religious and supernatural apocalypse Demons Eschatological fiction
Technology	Apocalyptic wars between humans and technology Cybernetic revolt—war with, or revolution, by robots, computers, etc. Cyberwarfare (computer virus or malware) attacks by humans, aliens, machines, etc. Mechanically or biologically altered humans
War	World War III Global nuclear holocaust Other apocalyptic wars between humans
Unspecified	After some apocalypse whose nature is not specified

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Dodson, Eric (2003). Post-apocalyptic film and the post-modern apocalypse. State University of West Georgia. Archived from the original on 2007-02-11.
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List of songs related to World War III and nuclear war
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