HOW LONG WILL YOU SURVIVE? 7 Days to Die has redefined the survival genre, with unrivaled crafting and world-building content. Set in a brutally unforgiving post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, 7 Days to Die is an open-world game that is a unique combination of first person shooter, survival horror, tower defense, and...
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Release Date: 13 Dec, 2013

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7 Days to Die thrusts players into the aftermath of the fall of civilization with only their wits and bare hands to survive. In this continually evolving title currently in alpha stage development, players must explore the open world alone or with friends to build tools, weapons and shelter against the dangers of the reanimated dead, infected wildlife and the world itself.”
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20 June

Alpha 14.7 Stable Is Out!

Hey Survivalist,
We know your wanting Alpha 15 but it’s still some weeks out so in the meantime here is a great new alpha 14.7 stable build with many highly requested bug fixes and a new launcher which could help folks with 32 bit problems.


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30 April

Alpha 14.6 is out!

Hey Survivalist,
Alpha 14.6 is out for you with many fixes, optimizations and improvements.


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“7 Days to Die achieves exactly what it sets out to be. It’s a fun and intense post-apocalyptic sandbox with all the right mix of base-defense, scavenging, and exploration.”
8.3 – Shoost

“7 Days to Die is like Minecraft with Gravity. Building defenses with friends and huddling in the corner hoping no zombies get through can be great fun. But what keeps me coming back to the game is the TNT.”
Kotaku

“7 Days to Die looks genuinely impressive, and I can’t see this not making a huge impact when it arrives.”
Rock, Paper, Shotgun

About This Game

HOW LONG WILL YOU SURVIVE?

7 Days to Die has redefined the survival genre, with unrivaled crafting and world-building content. Set in a brutally unforgiving post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, 7 Days to Die is an open-world game that is a unique combination of first person shooter, survival horror, tower defense, and role-playing games. It presents combat, crafting, looting, mining, exploration, and character growth, in a way that has seen a rapturous response from fans worldwide. Play the definitive zombie survival sandbox RPG that came first. Navezgane awaits!

GAME FEATURES

  • Explore – Huge, unique and rich environments, offering the freedom to play the game any way you want with many unique biomes.
  • Craft – Craft and repair weapons, clothes, armor, tools, vehicles, and more with nearly 400 recipes.
  • Build – Take over a ruin, or build from the ground-up. Design your fortress to include traps and defensive positions to survive the undead - the world is fully destructible and moldable.
  • Cooperate or Compete – Work together cooperatively to build settlements or work against each other raiding other player’s bases, it’s really up to you in a wasteland where zombies and outlaws rule the land.
  • Create - Unleash your creativity and build the ultimate world by yourself or with friends. Enjoy unlimited access to nearly 400 in-game items and 1,200 unique building blocks in creative mode.
  • Improve – Increase your skills in a multitude of active and passive disciplines. 7 Days to Die is the only true survival RPG with nearly 50 multi-tiered skill and perk groups.
  • Choose – Play the Navezgane campaign world, or dive back in with friends in a randomly-generated world with cities, towns, lakes, mountains, valleys, roads, caves and wilderness locations. The possibilities are infinite with over 300 locations.
  • Combat – Encounter a wide variety zombie archetypes including special infected with unique behaviors and attacks.
  • Survive – Experience real hardcore survival mechanics with over 45 buff boosts/ailments along with dynamic cold and hot weather to contend with.
  • Destroy – Buildings and terrain formations can collapse under their own weight from structural damage or poor building design.
  • Loot – Scavenge the world for the best guns, weapons, tools, armor, clothing, and vehicle parts which have quality ranges which govern attributes to provide hundreds of thousands of item permutations.
  • Quest – Find dynamic treasure maps left by survivors and dig for real buried loot. Discover quest notes and complete them for rewards and skill points.
  • Customize – Create your own character or pick a preset and customize in-game even more with a huge selection of clothing and armor you can craft or loot in the world.
  • Drive – Enjoy the badass vehicle system where you find all the parts, learn all the recipes and craft and augment your own vehicle.
  • Farm or Hunt – Plant and grow gardens for sustainable resources or head out into the wilderness and hunt wild animals.

System Requirements

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Mac OS X
SteamOS + Linux
    Minimum:
    • OS: WindowsXP (Service Pack 3)
    • Processor: 2.4 Ghz Dual Core CPU
    • Memory: 4 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 512MB Dedicated Memory
    • DirectX: Version 10
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Sound Card: Sound Card: DirectX® Compatible
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
    Recommended:
    • OS: Windows 7 or higher
    • Processor: 3.0 Ghz Quad Core CPU or faster
    • Memory: 6 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 2 GB Dedicated Memory
    • DirectX: Version 10
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Sound Card: Sound Card: DirectX® Compatible
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
    Minimum:
    • OS: 10.7
    • Processor: 2.4 Ghz Dual Core CPU
    • Memory: 4 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 512MB Dedicated Memory
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
    Recommended:
    • OS: 10.9
    • Processor: 3.0 Ghz Quad Core CPU or faster
    • Memory: 6 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 2 GB Dedicated Memory
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
    Minimum:
    • OS: Ubuntu 12.04
    • Processor: 2.4 Ghz Dual Core CPU
    • Memory: 4 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 512MB Dedicated Memory
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
    Recommended:
    • OS: Ubuntu 14.04
    • Processor: 3.0 Ghz Quad Core CPU or faster
    • Memory: 6 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 2 GB Dedicated Memory
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 3 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: Running the Dedicated Server and Client on the same computer will double ram requirements. Also future releases may require more hard drive space.
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mhunter09
59.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 21 August
IMPECIBLY ADDICTING

58 Hours In... and I'm still learning, still making mistakes, still improving.

A LOT of the negative reviews you'll read will start off by saying that the developers have given up on the PC version, and started focusing on 'cash grabs' and 'porting'. While they are working on porting, I can say for a fact that this game is presently playable in Alpha 14.7 on PC. So, yes, while their updates are taking longer to come out for PC while they release and support the console versions, I expect the added volume of players to re-invigorate the developers and in turn add to the overall success of the game.

I wanted to make sure to cover all of the areas this game touches. Below, find my ratings of each specific area of the game and then finally my overall rating. Now, onto my review!

  1. Graphics

    The graphics in the game are regrettably one of the worst aspects of 7DTD. 2D meshes for plants, and many items make the game seem to be out-of-date. Decent 3D models on weapons, lootable items, crafting materials, etc... add to the immersion a bit. The voxel-based "blocks", buildings and terrain are an intersting concept, but do appear rough at times, as they lack higher-definition meshes.

    Overall: 5/10

  2. Survival Aspects

    This game offers some of the best survival aspects of any survival game available on PC or consoles. While trying to survive zombies, you are also fighting against nature with a fully functioning weather system that is ever-changing. Rain and snow can pop up suddenly and force you to change plans, seek shelter or craft new clothing if you're not prepared. Additionally, food and hydration demands are critical to this game, especially early on. Relying just on looting can be risky. While almost EVERY structure has lootable objects, it also means a higher risk of running into the undead, or the dreaded zombie dogs. Planning a farm, and shelter become integral parts of surviving beyudon your first few weeks in 7DTD.

    Some of the most fun times I have had in this game were my supply runs to nearby or far away farms and towns to gather necessities to help me survive on my own. This game is always giving you more challenges to overcome, and while inherently many of them become easier over time with more experience, I can say that after 58 hours, I still make mistakes and have room to improve.

    Overall: 9/10

  3. Crafting / Base Building

    This is absolutely the best part of this game. The crafting engine is excellent, allowing you to craft multiple items in a queue while performing other necessary tasks. Additionally the game has many objects which can be used and crafted to help make improved materials, weapons, tools and more! The object of the game is to survive and crafting is one critical component to doing that. In 7DTD, you have to become resourceful. Challenge yourself and do not look at a wiki - try to figure out what objects give you certain materials and what those materials can make, in turn. Turning an old couch into cloth and wood to help finish making wood frames and clothing to survive on a cold snowy night is both exciting and rewarding, just as an example.

    The base building includes making secure homes, through constant upgrades to your facilities - improve your walls with new materials, upgrade doors, lay spike traps, barricade and create airlocks. Protect yourself from the zombies and the hoardes, and... players, if on PVP servers. This creates a lot of replay value as you'll want to adapt to the attacking zombies, and learn your weaknesses so you can continue to survive.

    Overall: 10/10

  4. Accessability / Controls

    The game isn't hard to get used to, but it will take you a small bit of time to get used to the different menus, how to access your character sheet, etc... with relative ease.

    Overall: 8/10

  5. Skill System / RPG Elements

    Unlike most survival games where everyone does the same amount of damage to zombies, and has the exact same advantage at all times, only changing based on what items or weapons are being used... 7DTD offers tremendous depth. No 2 characters will be the same. As you craft items, and build your base, you will earn experience in various skills. Eating food, drinking water, running, shooting arrows, using a bone shiv to harvest the pig you just killed for dinner... all things that grant experience in various different skills, as well as overall. As you level up, you unlock skill points to unlock more levels of various skills like athleticism, archery, building tools, mining tools, gun smithing, etc... Special traits are available as well, giving you specific advantages that help with your survival.

    Best part? If you die, you don't lose any of it... just your items, oh and 10 points of max health and stamina! Don't die, and fi you do... find ways to improve these stats again!

    No other survival game offers this sort of skilling system. Rust gives generic experience points and you unlock craftable items... this grants you % bonuses to various skills and activities, many of which are passive but amazingly helpful, like allowing you to do 20%, 40% or even 60% more damage to rocks and ore piles, without using very much stamina at all... simply for unlocking the trait by surviving.

    Overall: 9/10


  6. Overall Gameplay, Technical Aspects & Replay Value

    The game is going to steal so many hours from the average player. It's easy to play for many in-game days and realize you haven't eaten in real-life while you're looking for a sustainable food source in 7DTD. You'll keep playing, especially random gen maps, because the experience changes each time - new biomes, new challenges for base building, new things to take into account when surviving.

    Multiplayer makes the game even better - while I tend to play on PvE servers, simply because I love cooperation, PVP can be fun and rewarding, as you survive and advance into the late-game stages of sustainability, raiding can become a fun priviledge to be able to participate in. Some quirks do exist in the gameplay, wheter it be the fact that you can look at loot on the ground but because of some high grass in front of you, you cannot access the the object - or if it's the melee mechanics being a bit "off" at times, the game still plays well.

    The game runs very well on my PC, which should be expected, as I have a PC that far surpasses the required or recommended specs. I recommend 8GB of RAM and a Quad Core processor (I have an i5 4690-K at 3.5GHz overclocked to 4.0GHz, and this game runs perfectly. Should run on most standard PC's today that have something more than an integrated video card.

    With all of this taken into account, the game can get boring on singleplayer after a while... when the hoardes don't get harder, and the challenges seem to fade. I recommend at this time, when you start to feel bored... try another game, take a break and when you come back, start over... maybe with some friends. Or better yet, come back, and find a new challenge: take over a town, rebuild a community, try to re-establish society in-game with friends as you work together to fight off the zombie apocolypse.

    Overall: 7.5/10


OVERALL: 8/10 - Recommended for Survival Game Enthusiasts
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Stewie The Killer
1.1 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 21 August
It is A good Game on The IMac . i like where you have to make your own stuff and make a base on your own and then people can join you if you go on a sever online. i hope you choose this game ! Enjoy
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[CIA] DIAMOND
6.5 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 21 August
Notice: I may not have many hours but I don't just play on this account.

7 days to die in my opinion at release, was very flawed and a really really crude version of what this game is today. I'm glad that the developers really fixed a lot of these issues such as sound design, crafting and other misc bugs. You may think the sound design is still bad but it was horrible at release and I would not reccomend it then. Another major problem with this game is the balancing. Loot, weapon damage and zombie health are extremely unproportional to eachother. For example a large slow moving zombie will have way less health than a faster moving crawling zombie. Actually, I remember building a small house and a crawler broke my wooden door and I shot it five times in the head to kill it. The vanilla game to be honest is horribly designed. Of course this is only my opinion and that's why thankfully the developers have added modding support. This is the only reason I would recommend this game, if a zombie has too much health? Mod it and change the stats. You may be saying to yourself "Yeah. but won't that require a lot of work and coding?".

The answer is no because the game takes advantage of XML (EXtensible Markup Language) and someone with no previous knowledge of programming can edit these files. For example with no previous knowledge of modding 7 days to die (I just used the code the developers put there as an example) I made a full mod pack that included.

-Usable Ovens (I reused code from the campfire and also got a cool particle effect to work with it too)
-Craftable Gun Parts

Normally you find gun parts in the wasteland and have to read the schematic for them to be able to put the thing together. (I disagree with this method) In my mod when you find the schematic for a gun you learn how to make the parts for it at my custom workbench I added called the Weapon Press and you can always disassemble and assemble guns without knowing the schematic.

-Improved Loot
Gun safes actually spawn guns now!

-Guns have their actual names instead of just "Pistol" and "Sniper Rifle"

-Damage tweaks to all guns

-Zombie health tweaks

-Light Class System

-Prepper Class
Hunting Rifle
Basic Civilian Clothing
Military Ration (Feature of mod)
80x 762 Round
Hunting Knife
Tactical Bacon (Feature of mod)

-Merc Class
N-PAP AK47 (Yugoslavian Semi Auto AK) reciever can be replaced with rare AKM reciever for full auto. (Feature of mod)
Military Uniform
Military Ration (Feature of mod)
NVG Goggles
90x 762 Rounds
Machete
Tactical Bacon (Feature of mod)

-Civilian Class
Civilian Clothing
44 Magnum
16x 44mm Rounds

Of course with all of these tweaks it would be too easy, right?
WRONG!

My mod which my friends and I have jokingly named "1 Day to Die" is a mod that tweaks every aspect of the game to improve it and make it less annoying, except for zombies. The zombies will now completely screw you up during the day all the zombies have certain traits defining traits rather than just looking different such as the smaller zombies running at you with the cost of having low health and the bigger zombies moving slow but having a large amount of health. At night the zombies can come at your base relentlessly (if you do not have a well protected base it's all over!)

I know that many people will disagree with my changes that's why I just made the mod for myself.
(Though, if anyone wants I will gladly make a forum page and link it here.)

That sums my experience with 7 days to die if you hate certain aspects of survival games this is the chance to fine tune one to your liking! Who knows, maybe if you make a nice looking page on the forums for your modpack, a content creator might take a look at it and do a playthrough of it. As I know certain YouTubers love to play 7 days to die modpacks!
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OGXGanjaKilla
3.3 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 21 August
Its an alright game you definately people to play with or its just another open world survival sim.
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Nuclear Panda
36.0 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
Product received for free
I love the game but bugs and Crashes need to be fixed
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LaserTOEZ
206.0 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
Much more fun with friends, has a lot of potential, enjoying how it can be chill or intense and you have a measure of control of your risk. More enjoyable to me than other crafting games like minecraft have been. It's a lot more basic so far in terms of building. The skill tree's are great too.
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Nalu10
1.4 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
The new 14.7 update doesnt work for Mac, When I try to create a new game it freezes when it gets to the loading screen, I hope anyone can help me with this problem.
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sambolio2089
4.8 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
Ignore the low hours on this game. I used to not have internet.... Anyway I have been playing this game since it was pretty clunky, under $20, and the way the game is evolving it really is becoming my favorite survival base building game. I can't wait to see it complete. THat being said I think that the grapics could be better and some things are really broken but I really enjoy the gameplay and thats what a game is supposed to be about.
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evil man
1.9 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
its kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥ but ok
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Rachel Specter
0.7 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 20 August
Crashed on 'loading gaming' - Tried again, got in - boring game, unfortunately.

Before you trashtalk, I love Rust and this type of games - but this game just left me wondering what the goal was to? Also, what the heck is going on with that building system.. weird as hell :/
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36 of 40 people (90%) found this review helpful
5 people found this review funny
Recommended
1,362.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 24 July
My favorite game of all time.
-Craft anything you want
-Build anything you like
-Online Co-OP
-Kill zombies with lot of types of weapons
-PvE communities are actually PvE with no cancer PvP players
-Don't forget to try modded servers..
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34 of 41 people (83%) found this review helpful
2 people found this review funny
Recommended
64.6 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 24 July
When I played the game for the first time I just thought, "What is this ♥♥♥♥" but after some time and Updates I thought, "Its getting really good" so atm. im playing on the Alpha 14.7 and i have to say that the game can have a good future if the Admins continue the work. Its one of the best Survival, Crafting games i know so far. - Atm. i would say 7 out of 10.
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25 of 29 people (86%) found this review helpful
13 people found this review funny
Recommended
6.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 2 August
Note to self.
Get better computer next time.
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26 of 31 people (84%) found this review helpful
3 people found this review funny
Recommended
21.9 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 29 July
It's basically Rust, DayZ, and a better Minecraft thrown into one game. It's great
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85 of 136 people (63%) found this review helpful
5 people found this review funny
Not Recommended
167.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 9 August
Before I get to why I'm giving this game a negative vote, let me say this: 7 Days to Die, known as 7DTD, is a very fun to play game with great gameplay concepts, fun gameplay, gritty but decent quality visuals, sharp sound, and strong productiom values for being in Alpha.

But here in lies the problem. It's still in Alpha, and the Fun Pimps have already shifted focus to porting and supporting it on consoles after they've drained the majority of the PC community, and are now ignoring updating the game in light of furthering their cash grab. They have a solid game IN DEVELOPMENT, but they're more focused on capitalizing on a still buggy and incomplete product than they are on actually supporting it. I understand it's a small team, but 2 months between minor updates? What the fu......

Do not recommend buying it unless the Devs can pitch out 6 months of constant updates again minimum. Great game development degraded to a blatant cash grab.
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21 of 26 people (81%) found this review helpful
1 person found this review funny
Recommended
533.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 31 July
Fun game. In early stages of development. Challenging to play, until you get the hang of it, then it's pretty easy. After your character is maxed out and your base is built, there's not much else to do in this game at that point. Each major update comes with new fun things to try out. Game needs to add more content such as quests or missions or some type of long term goals that make people want to come back to the game over and over.
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13 of 14 people (93%) found this review helpful
5 people found this review funny
Recommended
442.0 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 29 July
Selected a PVE server so I wouldn't be blown to tiny pieces by people.
Got set up gathered a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of resourses.
Got bored of having decent stuff and living in a hole in the ground.
Looked for an island.
Found an island.
Destroyed the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ looking sand area to make it look good.
Placed a fence and some spikes around it to avoid zombies.
Invited random new people in the server to join the island.
1 week later there are 12 people living in the island with everyone having a house.
Call it Republic of Island.
Raid towns/cities with 2-3 dudes with mallets for fun.

Now since A15 is coming soon and a server wipe is coming, we as a group are mass producing TNT and blowing up everything in sight!




It can get boring on your own in here, but the PVE multiplayer servers are friggin awesome! Also there are PVP servers that are a different type of fun ;)
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12 of 14 people (86%) found this review helpful
Recommended
101.7 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 2 August
7 Days To Die

It's amazing. And here's why.

7 Days To Die is an atmospheric survival sandbox that offers such a unique feeling that it's actually refreshing to play. It wouldn't be fair to compair to other survival games, but comparing it to other early access titles, it delivers with frequent updates(good ones as well, not minor text fixes.).
Never have I been more afraid than when I was scavenging a small farm before nightfall, only to realize that it's almost ten P.M and that the zombies would soon start running after me. Being so scared, I took refuge in a tool shed, closed the door and hoped to wait it out(alive.). Nope.
First I only heard many footsteps rummling through the grass, after that, it became scarier. The zombies started tearing down the walls of the shed and the sound of it made my bones shiver. I exited to the main menu, and went on to waiting for my friend to get in game.



Pros

  • Genuinly atmospheric game play, really makes you involved and keeps you on your toes.
  • Everything is buildable(within gravitational reasoning of course, unlike Minecraft's no gravity logic.), and everything can be destroyed. You can even dig down, which I love, personally.
  • Game has been massively optimized since it launched and I can't help but love the devs all the more for it.(At the start, getting barely 20 FPS on low, nowadays, getting 40-60 on High settings.)
  • Constant fear of hordes, or anything else that will kill you.

Cons

  • Sound can be a bit dodgy, you'll hear something walking towards you and you'll turn around and see a zombie cc.50m behind you. Can be helpful, but just adds to the stress.
  • There's character customization, but I can't but feel it's lacking at the moment. Not like it's a big con, it still doesn't affect the game at all. I would just personally like a bit more choice other than haircut and hair colour.
  • Minibikes are relatively new to the game, but are still a bit dodgy to use. Nevertheless, still a great addon.

In conclusion, if you're a fan of open world sandbox survival zombie games, and are wondering if this is just another early access game that will ♥♥♥♥ you over.
No, no it won't.

Get it, you won't regret it.

Preferably get a few friends to play with you, might get lonely in the wilderness.
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9 of 10 people (90%) found this review helpful
3 people found this review funny
Recommended
28.6 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 5 August
Hated this game in the first hour.

11 hours later I'd reccomend this to anyone, one of the best zombie survival games out there!

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8 of 10 people (80%) found this review helpful
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Recommended
84.2 hrs on record
Early Access Review
Posted: 13 August
7 Days to Die is a very good game. You use your character, which you either create or use a preset, to scavenge, farm fight, and survive in one of two map options, Navezgane, their hand crafted survival map, or a randomly generated world.

Gameplay Elements:

You are most of the early game, in an up hill battle trying to keep your hunger and thirst, along with a third, "wellness" bars high, while trying to avoid zombies, and if you play multiplayer, people. You have to manage your inventory well, you never know when you will get something very vital to survival, but not have enough room for it, but that goes without saying in most games like these. On another note, every 7 days, as the name implies, a horde of zombies appears, And as the weeks go on, the hordes get progressively harder. This adds a really good pacing to the game, keeping you on your toes.


Things I personally don't really like:

- My computer specs WELL surpass the reccomended specs, but still get god-awful frames.
- Ehhh, the schematics annoy me sometimes, but they do add a good gameplay element if you look at it that way.

Conclusion
All in all this game is rather good. 8.5/10.

If you disagree, with anything I said here, or if I have said anything wrong about this game, please let me know in the comments!
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