HumanitZ

The Good World is well populated with lots to explore Good variety of crafting options 3d realisation and combat is superior to PZ Not just sandbox but some quests Upgrades and progressions is satisfying Levelling up system is satisfying Dogs and horses The bad Cant scale weapon and tool decay and by default they tarnish too quickly. The challenge doesn't escalate: raids from raiders and zombie hordes dont get bigger over time and the size of zombie hordes and difficulty level of the zombie monster types doesn't scale so the challenge early and mid is high but mid to late it doesn't get harder The ugly Base building with logs etc is extremely tedious. It can be reduced by half with a skillpoint however The multiplayer servers are very laggy and all vehicles are "claimed"

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Falta bastante pulido, es como si intentaras jugar con teclado porque se siente que ni esta adaptado para el teclado, olvídate del mando, unas cosas las haces excelente con mando, otras veces usar mando + teclado. Y sobre el apartado grafico nemms, es pésimo el rendimiento, hay demasiadas cosas en el escenario por procesar que son innecesarias, entorpeciendo la experiencia. Ojala la V2 se corrija todo que esta muy bueno

First review I have ever done so here are my honest thoughts. I have been playing for over a week and accumulated over a 100 hours by the time I've made this review. In my opinion, this is a great game, a breath of fresh air if you will. This is a game that I would recommend if you wanna take a break from PvP games to just sit back and chillax. I haven't try multiplayer/co-op but maybe soon. I can't say anything between this and Project Zomboid since I haven't try the latter, but by the time I posted this review, you have to remember that HumanitZ is still in its "infancy" stage (yes I know the game is in early access since 2023 and just became official by early 2026), which means more room for improvements. And speaking of improvements, these are the list of things I hope the developers would work on: 1. For some reasons, when driving vehicles, the framerate goes haywire (which ultimately crashed my game one time btw) 2. The Dog companion have the tendency to get stuck, and they tend to be so close to you that when looting, you can accidently open the vest storage (if you have the dog vest). 3. When dismantling Furniture, the stuffs that are on it tend to just float once the furniture is gone. 4. Show or have a way to toggle and show NPC names to avoid going through all NPCs in a camp just to talk to the specific one. 5. Enable the use of other firearms while riding horses (not just limited to melee weapons, bows, crossbows, and sidearms)

HumanitZ is a sandbox survival game, so players should be free to choose how they survive and how they progress. A player might reasonably choose to stay near their starting area, slowly develop their base, chop wood, fish, hunt, craft, and gradually unlock the technology tree without ever wanting to travel into a major city. Unfortunately, the industrial progression around Cement undermines that freedom. Cement is required to build the Furnace, which is necessary to begin refining Iron Ore and progressing into the industrial technology tree. Later, the Cement Mixer allows the player to produce Cement themselves. This creates a very strange progression loop: You need Cement to unlock the technology that eventually allows you to produce Cement. Even if there is a guaranteed Cement somewhere in Hudson or another specific location, that does not solve the fundamental problem. The problem is that a sandbox player is effectively being told: “If you want to progress further, you must go to a specific part of the map and find this particular material.” What if my preferred playstyle is to stay near the starting area and slowly develop my survival setup? What if I want to be a nomadic hunter, fisherman, or wilderness survivor rather than a city explorer? A sandbox should support those playstyles rather than secretly requiring a specific trip to a specific location in order to unlock an entire branch of technology. This is not about Cement being rare. It is about basic logic and player freedom in a sandbox game. If Cement is the material that eventually allows me to manufacture Cement, then there should be a way to reach that first Cement through multiple legitimate progression paths. For example: a quest, trader, exploration, renewable resource, or another form of progression. I don't mind having to work for industrial technology. I do mind being forced to hunt for one specific pre-existing material before the game will allow me to develop the technology that makes me self-sufficient. Even if the legendary first bag of Cement is sitting somewhere on the map waiting for me, the underlying progression design is still backwards. A sandbox should let the player choose how to survive. It should not secretly require the player to follow one particular path just to obtain the key that unlocks the rest of the technology tree. Either the developers don't understand what “sandbox” means, or they have deliberately undermined the very freedom that defines it.

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