Who remembers it 7 Days to Die? He was thrown in early access on Steam on December 13, 2013 and now, after about twelve years, it is finally ready for version 1.0. Those who have been waiting for the definitive version to play it will be happy to know… as long as they still remember the existence of this game.
Be that as it may, version 1.0 will not mark the end of support for 7 Days to Die, because The Fun Pimps, the development studio, has declared that it will continue to develop it by investing most of its resources in it.
Version 1.0
There version 1.0 of 7 Days to Die will boast, among other things, a new gore system for zombies, completely redesigned vehicles from a graphic point of view, a new challenge system, more types of zombies, updated controller support and even more. That said, there are already gods planned content for future updates, such as the addition of a player wardrobe, the introduction of bandits, story mode, and support for the Steam Workshop (where you can download and upload mods).
7 Days to Die will leave Early Access in June 2024. To celebrate, it will be on sale until April 29, after which it will go up in price, reaching $45. It’s curious that the official FAQ still talks about prizes not being delivered to the backers of the game’s Kickstarter campaign. Who is more patient than them?
