I bought this game when it was released and have almost 40 hours in it. Started a new game because every one died after the update. I have not found any bugs so far in the game it self. Only 9 hr's in the second play through so far I love the way the stealth works. So far it's a good game but can't wait for the game to be completed. as of now for me I give it a 9/10.

PS: The loot has gotten a lot better or a lot more to find keep up the great work and thank you for this Game.......

Like it a lot, but content is limited at the time, best wait until it gets out of EA.

Thumbs up from me!

There is what there is—and what there is, is actually pretty damn good. Think zombie apocalypse meets Jagged Alliance. Tactical, moody, and just janky enough to feel like you're in real danger. It absolutely deserves a shot at success.

Now, let’s be honest: this is Early Access. A full playthrough? Nowhere close. You get a bite, maybe a nibble, but not the whole meal. And yet, it’s priced like the buffet’s open. So yeah, I’m really hoping the devs stick around and keep those patches coming—preferably faster than the zombies chasing my clueless and fuelless squad.

A few humble suggestions for the devs, if you’re still with us:

When I drag the mouse to the edge of the screen and it hits a dialogue box, the map stops scrolling. Which is lovely if you're into rage-clicking and broken immersion. Please fix.

Running back to the transfer zone? Pure joy. Especially after looting a hellish map. Can we please just travel directly from the tactical screen, like in JA3? I promise nobody will miss the backtracking.

Maybe, just maybe, give players a heads-up when they’ve hit the end of available content. Spending two hours trying to unlock something that doesn’t exist yet was... character-building.

And finally—balance. Overall, it's challenging without being punishing. I appreciate that. But power (fuel)? That’s not a challenge, that’s a full-blown crisis. Please give us something—solar panels, hamster wheels, divine intervention—anything.

In short: promising, frustrating, oddly addictive. Just the way I like it. Don’t let it die, devs. That’s what the zombies are for.