The core gameplay loop is also fun and very satisfying. The current build of the game plays incredibly smoothly even on low-mid range PCs. To say that the update cycle for “7 Days to Die” is slow would be an understatement, but it still receives constant bug fixes and performance optimization changes. Every seven days, a large horde of zombies will attack the player at night, destroying anything and everything in their path. Time plays a big factor in the game as zombies start sprinting during the night. Players can scavenge houses, raid large buildings, craft weapons, armor and vehicles and eventually build their own sustainable zombie-proof fortress. The fact that the game is still in its Alpha stage even after seven years may be off-putting to some, but “7 Days to Die” is currently in the best state it has ever been in terms of game systems, mechanics, content and technical performance.įor those who don’t know what the game is, “7 Days to Die” is a survival game where players are tasked with living in a zombie-infested world. “7 Days to Die” has been in Steam for quite some time now, and the survival zombie horde crafting game has seen several major overhauls since it was originally launched in Steam Early Access back in 2013.
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