7 Days to Die

So many years of developing this game, changing the concept, adding new features, changing mechanics... I thought it would never make it out of beta. And here it is, abandoning everything that made it appealing. From a survival game where collecting items mattered, character progression increased based on the activities we performed, building a base, and trying to survive another night, we ended up with a product more reminiscent of a looter shooter, forcing us to complete boring quests, with a terrible leveling system and even worse survival elements. I don't understand the direction this game has taken. I understand that playing with friends can still be a lot of fun, but considering the game's history, it definitely shouldn't have gone in this direction. It's a shame, I really liked 7 Days to Die and have replayed it countless times over the years.

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Honestly, if you've never played it, it's a really good survival game. It has interesting mechanics, crafting, base building, biomes, enemies, bosses and progression. That said, if you, like me, have played it in very early beta and now tried the latest release you might be disappointed. I think the whole idea of traders puts it too much on-the-rails. You're not really exploring now, and you're not really excited for any particular items, you're not even looking for anything in particular. You're just running back and forth completing quests, reading books and buying/crafting whatever you need. In earlier versions finding town was cool, finding e.g. hardware store (so you can maybe find a wrench) was cool, now you'll just sort of play for 30-ish hours running between trader and the location he picks and that's about it. In my opinion, the whole trader thing should work differently, they should give you precondition e.g. Get a base / get a vehicle / get desert gear AND then you'll get a job, one complicated quest, also with tiers. Maybe occasionally you could discover some item that trader might want (same exact supplies, not in every location, hidden still, but you have to find them yourself, then you can bring it back). Also, when starting the quest, for it to refresh entire location ruins immersion. The most efficient way is, in fact, to never go to any locations yourself, just do quests and double-clear every single place, once before starting the quest and once after. That, naturally, ruins the whole experience, however. Basically it sort of killed exploration and something needs to be done to bring it back. 7/10

Here's some feedback: - DLC skins for bathing suits? A chicken costume? This is a survival horror game, not a beach volleyball simulator. Can I get DLC that fits the aesthetic of the game? Please let me remind you (the creators) that the removal of cheerleaders and football zombies were because they didn't fit the aesthetic of the game, and that is precisely what you said. Figure it out. I wanna throw you a few extra bucks but c'mon. - Zombie sounds and sound balance overall - really needs to be updated. Why can't I hear anything during horde night? Why do the vultures make my ear bleed when they are nearby on horde night? Why don't zombies attack different parts of my base during horde night when there are too many zombies at one choked point? Why are Dire Wolves the only zombie type that consistently breaks your arms and legs the first time they hit you no matter how invincible of a brawler you are? Why can't I stealth around when I have the appropriate gear and perks? - Mercenaries, raiders, other humans, when? I've heard "coming soon" since 2019, and every roadmap in the last few years have been a slew of missed marks. The world needs to feel full and complete. Stop changing so many things and start completing the game. - Stop being condescending to your fans. When an update comes out and we don't like it (storms) and you need to fix it, don't tell us "because of you guys complaining, this other thing (raiders) is going to be pushed back." It's been over a year since that dev livestream and is the fix to storms and protective gear still pushing back that update? - Consider swapping the positions of Trader Rekt and Jen, for new players if anything else. I've introduced 8 new players into the game since I started playing and every one of them don't understand why Rekt keeps abusing them verbally. 3 of them stopped playing the game because "why would I listen to some old ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ telling me I suck and he doesn't even know me?" He seems to be the most honest interpretation of the game's front-facing devs I've seen, hurling abuse at you while you're confused and new, covered in grass and wood armor you just crafted after being dumped in the middle of Arizona. - I get that it is a sandbox game, but context matters. You can go the Dark Souls approach and give small tidbits that (taken together) show the larger picture. Who the heck is The Duke? Why are there "Dukes?" What brought the world from the start of the Septi-Urnal virus and where we are now? I want to create my own adventure in a sandbox game, but first the box of sand has to have more than vague shapes for me to craft that story in my head. All in all, I'd say stop changing things just because and start updating what people have been asking for. You want me to buy a DLC? Make it appropriate to the setting. Also, pipe weaponry is not fun to use. Stone weaponry is also not fun to use. Can we get more mods that are weapon-specific so that the baseball bat isn't the only weapon to have flavorful mods? Can we get POIs that are not just colorful versions of placemat mazes you used to "solve" at Denny's that had only one solution? Finally, can we get a change to Tier 5 and 6 POIs where a certain percentage (say, 90%) of zombies killed is good enough to complete? When I have to abandon a T5 or T6 POI because one small group of zombies is bugged out and won't spawn after killing zombies for 30 minutes inside it, that really stinks and feels awful.

Really fun with friends but the gameplay loop can get boring late game once you get tier 5 quest it just becomes a grind sim,

Był to dobry Survival Zombie z otwartym światem, jednak twórcy podstawowi zrobić z tego jakiegoś pseudo-RPG'a.