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• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2021

  i spent too long in this game. No regrets
• gamedeal user

  Nov 24, 2021

  I have 14 hours in this game as of the posting of this review. I'm sure that number is going to rise extensively as an example of how good this game is. mistake #1: fighting more than two zombies at once (as a new player with nothing as a weapon) mistake #2: backing myself into a corner of a house with no where to go mistake #3: not securing a place to stay overnight, leading to exhaustion mistake #4: not leading zombies away from where I want to loot, leading to starvation mistake #5: thinking I can comfortably survive in a city instead of finding a car and some gas to leave the spawn city mistake #6: just getting merely scratched by a zombie, leading to an unrealized sickness and death mistake #7: leaving my car running while I loot, attracting substantially more zombies than I would've expected, preventing me from making a quick escape later. it's all one big learning experience.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2021

  Woke up in a house. Turned on the TV. Watched a cooking show. Had some baked beans. Read a book. Took a walk and got chased into the forest by a horde of undead. Ripped my clothes and face to shreds on the bushes and trees. It started raining. So I broke into a house and cut half my body on the broken glass. Smashing the window attracted another horde that poured into the house. Tried to fend them off with a spoon. Grabbed a microwave, ran upstairs and blocked the stairs with the oven. All my food and gear is downstairs... and the TV. So now I will miss the 12 o'clock show about wooden floors. And that really ruined my day. Just buy the game. It's great.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 11, 2021

  Alright, its time for the review. What is Project Zomboid? Is it a mix of Runescape and the Sims with a dash of zombie apocalypse? Is it Day Z mixed with Stardew Valley where every neighbor is trying to marry their teeth into your jugular? I'm glad to report that its all of these things. With the inclusion of Project Zomboid's most recent Build 41.60 Experimental Multiplayer update, the game has taken the formula, and cranked it up to 11. 11,000. I have spent 1430 hours in Singleplayer, visiting each spot in this massive recreation of KY, learning, dying, and repeating, each time coming closer to the question the devs originally sought to answer, "Would you survive in a zombie apocalypse?" The answer turns out to be a resounding no. Every run cut short by careless mistakes, overconfidence, and lack of preparation. This games mechanics run deep, and if you adopt the mindset of "can I do this in real life?" You'll begin to do well in KY's abusive apocalypse landscape. Lets look at some of my favorite aspects: - Sandbox settings. You can alter every facet of the game world, from the day you start on (full 365 days a year to choose from, 4 seasons), the type of zombies and how many of them you want in your nightmare scenario, how much loot spawns, the chance the house you're looting is locked, if it has a house alarm, if it is a special loot house. It's all here and what I mentioned isn't even a fraction of the settings you can change. -Kentucky. The map in this game is based loosely on the real world locations of various towns and cities of Kentucky. The games map has never felt this complete with 41.60. Louisville has been inserted into the world and boy, is it MASSIVE. Louisville truly feels like endgame content, as my group of 5 fought their way into the exclusion zone in the middle of a thunderstorm, guns blazing and only half of us made it into the center of the city and we lost our supplies to the horde. Every run feels fresh because of the versatility of the map. You can plan, build, farm, craft, camp, fish, forage, cook, become a car mechanic, Rambo your way down Muldraugh's strip, and create your ultimate scenario no matter where you end up. -Mods Speaking with some mod developers and first hand creating my own mod with the help of the community, I can say that making mods in this game is fairly easy. Not to say that making a complicated mod is easy, and you can see with Autotsars mods, KI5's, iBrRus, Blackbeard, Azakaela and many other creators I haven't mentioned, are a staple to the community and Project Zomboid would not be the same without them. The list of content creators for this game is large and I expect to only increase as this game becomes more popular. Seriously, play this game vanilla, then try out some mods to add to the immersion of the game, you won't regret it. -MULTIPLAYER Finally. The big one. The multiplayer of Project Zomboid is not necessarily new, but it is a new inclusion of build 41.60. If you haven't enrolled in Build 41 already, then we are not playing the same game. The features this build brings far outweigh any reason to play the stable branch anymore. I played 12 hours of MP recently and DAMN. Just DAMN. Our first group of 12 tore through West Point, created a base on the outskirts of town, prepped for a journey to Louisville, and got slaughtered in Valley Station. We raided hardware stores, supermarkets, bookstores, shooting ranges, and car lots. Making the final push to greatness is without a doubt, far more enjoyable with friends. Hell, I never even met my group before we started, but we all became friends by the end of our survival. Most mods work with MP and while PvP and a few desync issues need to be ironed out, the potential Multiplayer brings to the game and its roleplaying implications will be quintessential to the success of itself in the coming years. -Cons + Here is where I lay out some of the problems I have with the game. But if you have already seen how many hours I've played, you know this list is short enough. The development progress in this game is slow. The team behind it is small, but growing every year. The devs truly care, but they also do not care to release content before they think it is ready. That means waiting months for updates, and often a year for bigger updates. Luckily, the dev team has been transparent about the development with the community and there's a biweekly newsletter that lets everyone know what they're up to. If you want constant updates that bring fresh content to the game every week, this game may not be for you. If you like watching a game bloom from inception and grow into something special, this game is right up your alley. In the meantime, the community has mods for your every whim, so it's never been a huge issue for me. It's modding scene is beginning to rival Skyrim's or Minecraft's. + The bugs in this game have been consistent for a while. While every update seems to squash a few dozen, a handful pop up from time to time, including zombies that flip on the ground, lag when driving fast vehicles and audio related bugs, missing or broken textures. Nothing that has ever been game breaking, but unfortunately, were immersion breaking. The devs have trackers and generally respond well to issues the community has, but again, you may have to wait a while until your specific issue may get fixed. +Vanilla content/Feature creep. When comparing my vanilla games to my modded games, the modded games always are superior. Some mods I can't imagine playing without now. The devs have done a great job setting up the foundation of the game, it now just needs some polish in some areas. Vanilla guns need more variety. The selection is weak and pistols, shotguns, and rifles are all fine in the beginning, but can become a detriment when facing hordes in the late game. The game does not include enough full auto weapons to handle these scenarios efficiently, but mods once again solve this issue. Throwing grenades and molotovs in this game is also absolute trash. These systems haven't been touched in ages, and with more content to soon follow, one wonders if the devs will ever revisit these sections again... Blacksmithing is mentioned in the game files, but has not been implemented yet. Car armor has yet to be implemented as well, and all of these things I'm mentioning ask the question, have the devs extended too far? I guess we will find out. +Hardware specs. As the game begins to mature and add more features, lower spec machines are being left behind. You may begin to experience lag if you fall below the recommended specs and it doesn't look like that trend will change anytime soon. There are enough options to keep the FPS high, but I feel soon that wont be enough. If you are lower spec, I would try out the free demo in the Steam store to figure out if this game is right for you. Final thoughts/ TL:DR: If you didn't read any of that, then you don't need me to convince you. Buy this game. Its 14.99. That's the price of a craft beer 6 pack. This is the best RPG I have EVER played and my most played game time. What are you waiting for?
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2021

  The game was good before multiplayer. But after multiplayer, I was able to trade Sonic Fan fiction for gasoline for my car; just to crash the car and die 4 minutes later. So now the game is even better.
• Ranger Doge

  Dec 21, 2021

  It's late night. On top of my exhaustion, I'm blinded by the absence of light. But I can't stop now. I've been walking for almost an entire day - although in my current state, this feels more like an eternity. My weary footsteps echo through the desolate, darkly moonlit roads. My previous safehouse was overwhelmed by a straggling horde the day before. I ran, only with a small bugout bag I could salvage while I drowned in desperation and fear. Finally, I stumble upon a new city, utterly fatigued, parched, and famished. Lost in the suffocating darkness, I desperately search for refuge, until my bleary eyes catch sight of a looming dark silhouette - a mansion, cloaked by the deepest shadow of the night. Feeling the walls in the dark, I am blessed with luck. This feels like an utter disrespect to the oppressive darkness around me. I managed to grasp the doorknob on my first attempt - and it is unlocked. Fumbling blindly, I confirm that every entry point on the ground floor remains sealed shut. Denying myself of solace, fearful of prying eyes or ears, I determine that my only sanctuary lies on the mansion's upper floor. I enter the suite, seeking shelter behind a fortress of barricaded doors and windows - the house's entrance, the bedroom's threshold, and ultimately, the final barrier of the bathroom door. Within those confines, I hope for the slightest reminiscence of peace, a fleeting moment of respite from the encroaching chaos outside. I pray that all these barriers that confine me within are enough for me to wake up from my slumber and muster the remaining of my dwindling vigor, in the chance that my new sanctuary is breached by the looming. With every ounce of strength left in my battered, punished body, I hasten towards my coveted sanctuary, yearning for a sip of the last water drops from the city water supply and eating the remains of my canned dog food. As I push open the bathroom door, the last portal to my salvation, fate unveils its malevolent mockery against me. I am not the only one who sought refuge within these walls. Another soul had the same idea before, sealing both our fates. Long ago, someone met their demise in this very room. Now, their lifeless corpse stands motionless, a grim sentinel guarding this bathroom. A puppet of chance, devoid of purpose, waiting for an unsuspecting prey - a perfectly set trap, just like a mousetrap anticipates its unwitting mouse. I swing the door open, a gateway to either salvation or damnation. But in my exhausted state, my famished and sleepless body is unable to react swiftly enough. The reanimated corpse lunges at me, its rotten fangs sinking deep into my jugular.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2021

  me and my friend started in a house without any zombies nearby. we left the house and started exploring. we proceeded to get immediately swarmed after trying to take on 6 zombies with a spoon and a rolling pin. we ran to a big fence and jumped over it to escape. we found a big house with a few windows. we took some sheets from the bathroom and covered up the windows. there was still one more window and we were out of sheets, so I moved a bookshelf in front of the window. we finally felt safe, so we checked our wounds. my friend had not been bitten but had scratches all over him and was almost dead. i bandaged his wounds and told him to sit in a corner and read a book. a zombie burst through a window i had missed. i stabbed it with a spoon, pushed it over, and smashed its head with my foot. i didn't have another bookshelf so i snuck out to try to find more medical supplies to try to stitch some of my friend's deeper wounds and painkillers so he could sleep, as well as another sheet. i found a small doctor's office and took a sheet and all the supplies i needed. i thought "hey, there's good loot here, why don't i check some more buildings?" i found a pistol and some 9mm ammo. i got attacked by 4 zombies and took out my gun and shot them. about 20 zombies heard the shot and started coming for the house i was in. i accidentally backed myself into a corner and got overwhelmed. my friend bled out on the floor waiting for me. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2022

  - launch the game - play with random character - "why theres no sound in my game?" - check audio settings... everything looks clear - "i think its bug" - continue playing for 15 minutes - see info panel and realized that my character actually deaf 10/10 what a great zombie-survival game
• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2022

  Took the car, went to mums, killed Phil. Sorry, Phil. Grabbed Liz, went to the Rosewood, had a nice cold pint and waited for the whole thing to blow over. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Jan 21, 2022

  In Project Zomboid you can live through many fun scenarios alone or with your friends such as but not limited to: - Eating food gone bad and die of food poisoning - Sharing the last can of dog food with your friends before ending eachothers life in a shotgun mexican standoff - Getting crushed by the fridge you insisted on carrying to your base because you accidentally vaulted over the staircase railing - Getting bit in the ass by a sneaky zombie, thus ending your miserable life - Forgetting to turn off the oven after you're done cooking and come back only to see your base(and all your sweet loot) lit up with the flames of forgetfullness - Accidentally walking on top of the campfire when you and your friends are cooking, severely scorching your body and ending your life in agonizing pain - Tripping over a fence/stick and get moshpitted by an angry swarm of undead - Getting your very experienced survivor with great bite/scratch defense bit (with great emotional pain) on your only weakspot - Accidentally drive too fast and murder your entire group of friends in a terrible car crash ..And many other fun ways! 10/10