
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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This is the definition of a biblical apocalypse. I mean, fire fall from the sky demons run a rampant possess individuals hunting you down huge demons that can crush the house that you’re trying to hide in. The end game if not taken in the rapture In short great game keep the updates rolling out DEVS
this game is awesome BUT HARD AS ♥♥♥♥ Got a steep luring curve but if you can get the hand of this you will be screaming your head off an excitement at 3 am
Goated indie gem.
Where do I even begin... In short, Endgame: Road To Salvation is a fever dream disguised as a video game. I would compare a passion project like this to that of The Long Drive, which is to say it doesn't take itself very seriously (really isn't a bad thing in my opinion, everyone needs a silly game like this in their life), and I'm sure as you're looking at the reviews that you've seen the material on the front page of the game and it at least intrigued you enough to investigate further. The story of Endgame: Road To Salvation is something that leaves quite a bit to be desired, right now it feels like a demo to a story that should be expanded upon with more quests and development. Essentially, you were isolated in a cabin in the woods for a while because a ferocious storm made trying to leave a dangerous endeavour, and when the storm has finally cleared is when the game starts, your friend teaches you some of the core mechanics and you're off to the races, but on your drive home, rather anticlimactically a hellish apocalypse starts! (but seriously a more fleshed out story would be nice) The loop of Endgame: Road To Salvation is very similar to that of a game I mentioned earlier, The Long Drive. You are following a road north to a big survival bunker called Salvation. On your way you will be looting houses for supplies, food, weapons and materials to upgrade your caravan for support options. You rescue survivors to help you and fight bandits along the way, and every dozen kilometres or so down the road to salvation there is a refugee camp where you can sell your valuables and buy better equipment to make fighting through the apocalypse easier. The driving is minimalistic but doesn't leave much to be desired, and running things over is quite satisfying. There are also some destruction physics that you can toy around with and demolish buildings. From the 13 hours I have played of Endgame: Road To Salvation I can recommend it for the small price listed, it may not be infinitely replayable but can definitely give you possibly over a hundred hours of playtime if you come back and give it a try every update or so. (as a side note, from what I've seen the developer does listen to criticism and feedback and will probably give you an answer to any questions or feedback you may have, also I'd love if you can add a custom radio, thanks!)
Fantastic game with a simple loop that can have a lot going on at times. Some interesting ways to approach game-play. The recent graphical update made the game a little more easy on the eyes, but that wasn't much of a problem to begin with. I hope to see more improvements.
I love coming back to this game on random and dumping some hour into it.
highly recommend
This game has local co-op and it is a blast!
Its ok, i like it, but its a mix bag, i feel like it could use alot of improvements. if you're looking for a fun, Looting Shooting game? yeah its fun! if you're looking for a deep, story telling game with diffrent choices and depth? then you'll hate it. i suck at review's but to me its personally a 8.9/10
Очень затягивающая игра если не смотреть на графику, я в восторге
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