
A high-octane road trip through a besieged world during a demon-infested zombie apocalypse. Rescue survivors, form a caravan, call in various support drops or air strikes, loot random structures for supplies or craft them yourself, modify common vehicles into post-apocalyptic machines of war.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I, like many others, found this game through Tomato. I'm shocked how under-the-radar and underrated this game is, it's a hidden gem for sure and I've had tons of fun with it so far! At first glance it might LOOK like another asset-flip slop game, but don't let that fool you. It's way more than that. Mechanically the game is quite deep, and I'm still discovering quite a lot to it. Tomato put it best: This game is like a mix between The Long Drive, Project Zomboid, and State of Decay, with some craziness mixed in. I also want to give major props to the fact that this game has split-screen co-op, harkening back to the classic days of childhood gaming. It's simple, but it just makes the game that much more enjoyable knowing that a friend can drop in at any time, plug in a controller, and play.
I used to buy games near daily but with all the ♥♥♥♥ that comes out these days its been a couple years since i've seen a game and thought "I MUST PLAY THAT!" After watching a youtuber Tomato play it for 1 minute I knew it was a gem. The price is more than fair for the content. 10 hours in and ive barely scratched the surface. Basic but good crafting system (kept it real simple but may change?) Not a bad thing. I feel pretty overpowered in combat till my Threat gets to high struggling to manage that a bit feel like i zoom through to fast and dont loot enough. Favorite moment so far was a random trip to hell (I GOT TO TAKE MY ARMORED SEMI TRUCK WITH A .50 CAL MOUNTED ON IT) Driving away from the multitude of enemies I was seeing for the first time while nailing them with .50 cal only to ragequit when i got stuck on an enemies corpse and my truck was utterly destroyed RAGEQUIT AND CRIED TO MYSELF TO SLEEP QQ. 10/10 Amazing game I rarely say games are worth more than what I paid but $30-40 would be reaonable with how fun it is. I generally get bored after 10 hours but its all i want to play. Cant wait for more updates!
This is probably the most full-of-insanity game ever. Cool enemies with an ongoing apocalypse, with many issues. The loop of the game gets pretty repetitive, and the journey to the end is extremely long consisting of doing the exact same thing. Making a base is currently nearly impossible due to how the game works on a "keep moving" style of gameplay; so if that's an interest to you, I would advise waiting till later in development. There are many features that also feel redundant. There are many crafting recipes, many items to find, and other small side activities. The problem is, there isn't enough time to do it because enemies are constantly laser beaming to your position. There is at least some fun to be had with the game. I know I put quite a few negatives here, but the developer and their vision is worth supporting. TLDR - Game is jank but really cool and worth supporting.
The zombie survival feels are there. It's like playing 7DTD or Project Zomboid, but you skip straight to having vehicles.
easy 10/10 is a must play. Had no clue what I was getting into. Played a lot of split screen on my bros account.
An incredibly janky roadtrip survival game, but it's a road trip game. The only other road trip survival games I can think of at the moment are Death Road to Canada and Project Zomboid, and even then, neither one is doing the same thing as Endgame. That's worth something.
If u change the settings a little its rly fun but then u hit a ceiling and get op and the sign says u still have 2k miles to go, you have to save and quit like 8 times in a row just to sell everything, its cool but it needs more stuff to spend ur money on, more progression, that kind of thing.
Endgame: Road to Salvation is a captivating and intense survival RPG that challenges players to navigate a world ravaged by an unknown apocalyptic force. Cities lie in ruins, and demonic entities emerge from mysterious gates, overwhelming the remnants of humanity. The survivors, plagued by the dead who rise to feast on the living, must rally together in fortified strongholds to endure the chaos. The only hope for survival lies to the North, at a distant stronghold called Salvation, but reaching it will be a perilous journey fraught with dangers and difficult decisions. The game seamlessly blends RPG, survival, and roguelike elements into a tense, road-trip combat experience. Players take on the role of a caravan leader, tasked with guiding survivors through a hostile and unforgiving world. Armed with only your wits, a makeshift arsenal, and a caravan to protect, the road to Salvation is long and fraught with peril. Every decision, from managing resources to engaging in combat, plays a crucial role in your survival. The game’s atmosphere is uniquely immersive, combining both strategic gameplay and real-time action as you balance the management of your caravan, fortifying your defenses, and ensuring your crew’s safety. The core gameplay revolves around exploration, combat, and survival. As you journey through a procedurally generated landscape, you must scavenge for resources, craft weapons and items, and deal with constant threats. From hostile enemy factions to terrifying demonic creatures, combat is intense and requires quick thinking and strategic planning. One of the game’s standout features is the option to switch between a top-down view or a third-person perspective, giving players flexibility in how they approach battles and exploration. The day-night cycle also adds a layer of challenge, with enemies growing more restless at night, forcing players to either find shelter or face the wrath of the apocalypse under the cover of darkness. Combat is fast-paced and satisfying, with a variety of weapons, traps, and vehicle modifications at your disposal. Your caravan can be outfitted with a variety of support options, including airstrikes, supply drops, and defensive structures. Vehicles play a crucial role in your journey, offering both mobility and combat capabilities. From mounting turrets to modifying your vehicles for combat, you’ll find yourself relying on these tools to fend off the increasing waves of enemies. The game's vehicle modification system adds a layer of customization and strategic depth, allowing you to tailor your rides for different situations. Survival is not just about fighting, though. The game features a robust resource management system where you gather essential materials—wood, metal, food, and medicine—necessary for upgrading your caravan’s departments and supporting your crew. Resources are also vital for crafting, with over 300 items to loot, craft, and dismantle throughout your journey. This crafting system is skill-based, encouraging players to develop specific abilities to unlock new recipes and crafting options. The dynamic weather system further complicates survival, as lightning storms, tornadoes, and other environmental hazards can alter the landscape, making certain areas more dangerous or difficult to navigate. In addition to the main storyline, the game features a variety of side activities and systems to keep players engaged. The procedural generation of maps ensures that no two playthroughs are alike, providing randomized towns, enemies, loot, and events. There are also NPC followers that you can recruit to help you in combat or return to your caravan for bonuses. Each decision impacts the threat level in the game, which in turn influences the scale of enemy hordes and the intensity of encounters. As the threat level rises, so too does the chaos, making every decision and action carry significant weight. For those who enjoy cooperative play, Endgame: Road to Salvation offers a local co-op mode, allowing two players to join forces in the fight for survival. The drop-in, drop-out functionality makes it easy for a second player to jump in at any time, helping with tasks like reviving fallen comrades or manning the turret. This co-op mode adds another layer of fun, as you work together to keep your caravan alive and make your way across the apocalyptic landscape. One of the game’s most intriguing features is the Storyteller AI, which introduces randomized events and challenges based on your current circumstances. This dynamic system keeps the game fresh and unpredictable, ensuring that players always face new challenges, whether it’s a random horde attack or a sudden environmental shift. The inclusion of Salvation Radio, a unique in-game radio station with over 20 tracks from various artists, helps immerse players further into the world and adds to the atmosphere, making the journey feel alive and reactive to your actions. While Endgame: Road to Salvation offers a deep and engaging survival experience, it is not without its difficulties. The game can be unforgiving, especially when it comes to combat and resource management. Tough decisions will need to be made on the fly, and players may find themselves losing progress due to the high-stakes nature of the world. However, the sense of progression and the constant challenge make each victory feel earned and satisfying. In conclusion, Endgame: Road to Salvation is an exciting and demanding survival RPG that mixes exploration, strategy, and combat with a compelling narrative and a richly crafted world. Its dynamic systems, from vehicle modifications to resource management, provide players with the tools needed to tackle the apocalypse. The game’s variety, local co-op options, and immersive storytelling make it a standout title for fans of survival and strategy games, offering a deep, replayable experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat as you journey toward the last hope for humanity. Rating: 9/10
Fantastic game.
I'm looking forward to this games future. fun game so far.
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