In its current state on consoles, the game is technically playable, but that’s the best that can be said of it. This is an apocalypse amongst apocalypses.ħ Days to Die on console is a terrible port of a game which otherwise shows real promise on PC, where it currently languishes in Early Access. In fact, you can almost hear them screaming to escape from beneath terrible graphics, barely useable menu controls, and shoddy console optimization. There’s a hint of a good game in 7 Days to Die’s mix of zombie attack preparedness and crafting and cooperative stands against zombies, and it has valuable ideas to contribute to the genre.

Zombies featured in this game are not just the normal ones they will run, climb, dig, destroy doors, walls, or even entire buildings, if necessary, just to get to the player and eat them.

Features a realistic cycle of night and day, making the zombies slow during the day, yet faster and more aggressive during nighttime. I absolutely endorse farming in the game, you need the crops for the higher tier foods you will want to craft for the stamina bonuses and also Super Corn which you can convert to bio-fuel for anything requiring gasoline to run (vehicles, generators, powered tools).

Play as a simple survivor of the war who must exhaust all ways to survive by finding shelter, food, water, as well as scavenging supplies of weaponry to fight off countless mutants made by the nuclear fallout. It uses a first-person view and it’s a horror game that emphasizes exploration, survival, and combat. The game features the ability to create, destroy, and manipulate objects, hence it is a sandbox game. 7 Days to Die (abbreviated as 7DTD or 7D2D) is an open world, voxel-based survival horror sandbox action-adventure RPG.

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