
Currently in redevelopment [06/2026]: The island of Eden-Nadir, has fallen to a vicious mind consuming fungal parasite. Fight through the ashes of humanity to track down the truth behind the infection as one of four playable survivors before the outbreak spreads throughout the world.
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Jaws Of Extinction (JoE) is a story-driven, single-player, and multiplayer, horror-survival RPG. Your story begins on a large, open-world island known as Eden-Nadir; a place renowned for its beauty and thriving wildlife.
You will be faced with decisions that you may not wish to make as you battle against terrifying infected locals, brutal armed survivors, dangerous native wildlife, exposure to the elements, and the threats posed by other players.
Play single-player, co-op with up to 4 friends, or multiplayer on a dedicated server. Follow the storyline and uncover the dark secrets of Eden-Nadir or go off the beaten track and simply survive in the huge, open-world, hand-crafted environment. 
The infected can do almost everything you can do—climb, vault, run, and even open doors. To get an edge, players must use stealth, cunning and the appropriate equipment to survive.

The infected are not reanimated undead. They are conscious and completely aware of what is happening, but have no control over their actions. Screaming in pain, they are slaves to the fungal parasite seen protruding from wounds on their bodies.
Headshots will spread a cloud of hazardous fungal spores. The best way to eliminate the infected is by damaging the heart. Take mercy on them.
Infected are attracted to water and become extremely dangerous when exposed to it. Every trip to a reliable watering hole carries risk, and be wary of straying too far from safety when dark clouds are overhead. The skies will betray you in other ways too. Beware of flocks of carrion birds that will give away your position. 
What will be your profession? You can build, craft, trade, farm, hunt, fight, scavenge, loot, ambush and steal… it’s all up to you! How will you choose to survive? 
The island of Eden-Nadir’s diverse biomes range from sweeping lavender and cornfields to sun-dappled forests and beautiful seashores which feed into murky swamps. If you're looking to settle in a more urban environment, then the island is dotted with deserted towns, fortified cities, even quaint villages and picturesque countryside retreats. All waiting to be claimed.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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It’s unplayable I crash after I pick my character and I’m not playing in a potato at all but the game has potential to succeed and be a great game
Game is abandoned and never completely changed what they were promising from Kickstarter. 1 of 4 Kickstarters that I have backed for games and 1 of 4 Kickstarters of games that robbed me of money and failed to deliver. It honestly should not be able to be bought as they have abandoned this project and shouldn't be permitted to still get money if someone foolishly stumbles across this "game" and gets scammed as well.
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Ah yes, Jaws of Extinction—the only survival game where the real survival test is waiting for an update. This was supposed to be the next big undead-slaying, base-building, hunger-meter-watching extravaganza. And for a while, it had promise. You could roam around, whack zombies with makeshift weapons, and starve to death while admiring the broken physics. Pure survival bliss. But then... nothing. No updates. No dev blogs. No signs of life. The devs ghosted us harder than the zombies in the game. Ironically fitting, really. It's been over a year, and I’m beginning to suspect the dev team themselves did not survive the apocalypse. Either that, or they were eaten by the very AI pathfinding they tried to implement in patch 0.5.whatever. RIP. What’s left now is a game trapped in early access purgatory, like a half-eaten Twinkie in a zombie bunker—technically still there, but nobody’s touching it.
I really like the game. Feels so different from other survival, zombie games with the different characters you can play, the outfits, the looting, building and missions. Can't wait for the UE5 version to launch and for the rest of the world to be developed. Adventuring is fun!
abandoned but that is good because the game was barely playable...
Needs lots update and fixes, bit different than others survival games.. Recommend only buy when sale with its current state.
Lots of possibility's... Need some polish here and there but great adventure to play !
the dev took off. no updates or anything in 2 years
Awesome game. One of the best in the genre.
Hours Played: Enough to scramble for supplies and still get mauled Verdict: ⚠️ Mixed (Big Ideas, Uneven Execution) Jaws Of Extinction is an open-world survival horror RPG set on a massive infected island where scavenging, crafting, base building, and staying alive are constant struggles. The setting is interesting, the world is large, and the game wants to give you a deep survival experience with RPG elements and co-op play. When things work, it can be tense and rewarding fortifying shelters, managing resources, and navigating dangerous areas feels satisfying. There’s genuine potential here, and the scope is impressive for a survival game. Unfortunately, the execution is rough. Performance issues, bugs, clunky animations, and unfinished mechanics hold the game back. The UI can feel awkward, and systems don’t always mesh smoothly. It often feels like a game with great ambition that hasn’t quite finished putting all the pieces together. What it does right: * Large open world with survival and RPG systems * Base building and crafting mechanics * Tense atmosphere and threat of infected enemies Where it struggles: * Bugs and performance problems * Rough animations and UI * Inconsistent or unfinished systems Jaws Of Extinction has strong ideas and moments of fun, but it’s held back by polish and stability issues. If you enjoy rough-around-the-edges survival games and don’t mind some frustration, there’s potential here. If you’re looking for a smooth, finished experience, this one may be better saved for later.
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