Death Road to Canada

Death Road to Canada is a Randomly Generated Road Trip Action-RPG. You manage a group of jerks as they explore cities, find weird people, and face up to 500 zombies at once. Everything's randomized: locations, events, survivor personalities and skills. There's a different story every time you play. Travel the Death Road from Florida to Canada, the last nation on Earth. Find special events, rare encounters, and unique recruits. Recruit a grunting super-bodybuilder who's strong enough to pick up and throw the car. Try to teach a dog how to walk upright and shoot a minigun. Most of all, get eaten by enormous hordes of slow, classic-style zombies. *NOTE* A controller is required for the Android TV version. ++ This game is only available in English ++ DEATH ROAD FEATURES: - Designed for massive amounts of replay value. - Supports Bluetooth game pad controllers - Character Maker lets you put friends and family into the game. - Meet your custom characters during your travels. Get them eaten by mistake or on purpose. - Make tough choices in text events that change depending on your group. - Your team has different personalities, and someone may betray the others. Be careful! - Lots and lots of secret events and unique characters with special abilities. - Equip a wide variety of different weapons. Splat zombies with a flamethrower, battleaxe, hockey stick, wizard staff (lightning bolt), Mjolnir, boomerang, and much more. - Canada jokes written by a real Canadian so they're 100% accurate. - Get rid of all humans and make an entire team composed of dogs driving the car. - Airhorn weapon with incredibly realistic, computer-generated airhorn sounds.

How many people have installed this game, as the storefront reports it. This number is worldwide — unlike the price, the same package answers with the same install count in every market we asked — so it carries no country. Each source below is a different kind of number and they are never drawn on one axis.

Of the eight storefronts we track, only Google Play publishes an install count we can read. Where a store publishes nothing of the kind, this panel shows nothing rather than a zero.