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The most in-depth zombie survival game ever created, made by a developer who cares for and listens to the community.

The modding community is thriving, adding features ranging from new clothes to entire maps, amputations, animations, and more.

The gameplay is simple; run around and loot while avoiding zombies. Once you have enough gear to make it through the next few days, find shelter and start fortifying. Eventually, you'll begin pet projects like rebuilding a neighborhood, farming, rebuilding a car, or maybe clearing your home town. Or, perhaps you'll want to build your own house out in the woods, away from the groaning zombies infesting the towns. Just remember, you will die, and you will die a lot. It isn't the end, only a new beginning.

The graphics, while simplistic, serve the player well. The game will run on just about anything without compromising immersion, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of towns and forests without the need for a strong machine.

The game is updated once in a blue moon, allowing for a thriving and non-frustrated modding community. The updates are far and few between, but contain game-changing elements based on feedback from the community, overhauling entire portions of the game while providing new modding tools with each new increment.

The antagonist is not the zombies; they are no more an antagonist than hunger or cold. The only true antagonist is the player's choices. Zombies will only kill you if you make mistakes. They are instinctual and predictable, so avoiding them is relatively easy as long as you pay attention and make good decisions. The cold will catch up to you once winter comes around. Having shelter and warm clothes, as well as a stockpile of food and water, depends on how well you planned for the future. Make good choices, and you will survive for now. Just remember, mistakes happen, and they are costly.

Despite the nature of the game, it is actually quite accessible. It is relatively easy for younger players to get into, and teaches valuable lessons of planning, risk vs reward, and knowing your limits. The level of gore and body horror is minimal for a zombie game. There is no decapitation, loss of limbs, excessive blood (this is a setting that can be toggled), or large-scale deformity. There are also no child zombies or animal zombies in the game, which avoids some of the heart-wrenching and depressive elements possible in a game like this. There are still environmental stories you can read into, but they are easy enough to miss if you aren't actively paying attention. The game still has impact for more mature audiences, with environmental storytelling and high-intensity gameplay, as well as immersive and in-depth gameplay for advanced players.

One of the best shooters of our time, and from a developer who listens to and appreciates the community.

This game has one of the most loyal and passionate communities out there. The gameplay is unique, with hundreds of playstyles and dozens of environments to fight in, and the teasing of yet a third faction to spread democracy all over.

I recommend this game.

Come back when the game is finished. As it is now, there isn't enough content to justify a $40 price tag, and the game feels pretty bare-bones for a full launch. There is a solid foundation for something good here, but as it stands, this is not currently the Civ-killer it was hyped up to be.

Players are nothing but a number witha dollar sign to the devs. Impossible to progress in any significant way without spending copious amounts of real money.