Human Host

Ta muito cru ainda mais é interessante

allora... l'idea di fondo ci sta tutta e sono sicuro che se ben sviluppato e sistemato ( aggiungendo dei venditori , quest per non annoiare ) sto gioco può aver del gran potenziale... allo stato attuale è molto acerbo e se non ti piace il genere lo molli dopo 20 minuti ,molti bug ed animazioni legnose! magari rimpicciolire la mappa , ok 10 biomi ma tipo il bioma del deserto, quello che canyon la foresta pluviale... va bene tutto ma arricchire con qualche edificio cosi sembra di stare correndo per raggiungere l'ultimo bioma e stop ! nel complesso non è male ma sappiate che forse una alpha è piu avanti di sto gioco

Only played it for a few hours so far but I'm having a great time, reminds me very much of how 7 days to die was in the past. Fully destructable world and a rather good car building system.

Loving this game. Classic Zombies, including some true "brutes", lots of exploration (it's mandatory to survive), and a solid environment interaction. Accessibility for the vision impaired is extremely limited... out of the box the mouse cursor is black on black and the size of a pinhead. You can change it to white, but not it's size. For those with vision problems, expect to lose it often. It's early access so hopefully this will change. It's early access, raw and bloody fun :)

7D2D with more depth (and No Rekt!)

Sorry not Sorry Fun Pimps you've been replaced.

TLDR: It's a good promising game that is still very much so EA. If that concerns you, maybe wait a little while before purchasing, otherwise pick it up and try it to hopefully support the development. The game is relatively bare bones at the moment. I've got about 10 hours in, and at most could probably stretch it out another 10. For me, I think it's a good deal for the simple fact a movie ticket costs more, and doesn't get me this much entertainment. I think some of the negative reviews are being a little to harsh/unforgiving seeing as it's only been out for 5 months. The developer has been putting on frequent updates and seems involved in the community, so one would hope that this will shape up to be a good game. It goes without saying it definitely needs polished, and multiplayer needs added ASAP. Multiplayer in a game like this is really the best way to extend enjoyment even further. On top of that, there are some performance issues. While not unplayable, DLSS shouldn't be the standard for gaming, and I was only getting 100 FPS on 2K textures native 1440P. I'm sure things will change with time, and I am willing to look past/forgive any little problems as of right now. The only bug I had encountered the whole time involved an invisible zombie. I had died, and upon returning the mutant was invisible and I was unaware of this until it phased into existence right in front of me, one hitting me... Again. The only other "bug" is occasionally a zombie may get stuck in a building, but that's what the destructible environment is for. The big problem with this game, and all games like this, boils down to a simple phrase. "What now?" As it stands, you push further and further from spawn to find better loot, different biomes, and upgrade your gear/base. After awhile though, you've done everything, seen everything, fought everything. As it stands, there is little to no reason to start over, as it's still early and the second time you play, you won't really experience anything too different. The game desperately needs more variety in POIs, zombies, weapons. Maybe some rare events or what not. Something to spruce up the fun, keep you playing on an endgame world, and make subsequent playthroughs feel worthwhile. Graphically, it doesn't look terrible I guess, but it is pretty dated by modern standards. I'm glad it isn't yet another unreal game, but it does have the good ol` Unity survival game look. As of right now, it looks quite generic in that regard, but again, it's a small dev team with limited resources I'm sure, so I'm willing to look past that. In the end, the game definitely has potential. The core is there, but it can't be left as it is. I got my enjoyment out of it, and wanted to support them in hopes that maybe it'll lead somewhere, but only time will tell. If you can, take the risk and support them. These indie games can't survive without players and funding.