How to Survive 2

I may have played the game wrong, but after a couple of hours the progress just abruptly slows to a crawl. I’ve tried about four different playthroughs throughout the years (about 25 hours of offline playtime that isn’t registered), and nothing ever improved. It’s really fun for the first 4–5 hours, since you make progress and can actually fight the zombies efficiently. Then, suddenly, your encounters with zombies get way harder. Zombies turn into bullet sponges, and every encounter is a material loss. As I said, maybe I’m doing something wrong or missing some special upgrades, but for me it just doesn’t work. 2 broken pitchforks out of 5

The first game was a little bit better than this one but still. It is the same thing with a few new enemies and clunky gameplay (the game is made for consoles, wich is why the controls are a bit clunky) ((**Remember to grab the machete on your first run on the middle locker room or arsenal room on Kovac's bunker you will need it to chop wood and make arrows and other things**)) The camp mechanic is....meh but it gives you another reason to go out and murder zombies, everything you do will give you experience wich you exchange for points for your character, camp, and ¨skills¨ (for separated) so you will have to choose wisely or just ...kill more and more. i do preffer the first one metod with the skill tree but eh.. Anyways is a nice game and more focused in multiplayer than the first one so if you have friends and wanna try something different go on give it a try.

its absolutely downgrade from hts1, the campaign mode is not realy adventure that you can explore the island, its just feel you spawn in a some level with square little maps, its just not feeling the story of the campaign mode, the combat is feel so hard, everytime you die you just spawn in start postition in the map. Just play the hts1

TWO weeks without connection. We can't connect to play co-op or see our camps. So much time invested in this game, only to be left without support.

Having played this on console, I figured it might be better on PC. I was dead wrong. I'll keep it short and sweet: -Quest tracking is nearly non-existent -Dialogue feels written for children -Combat is like any other cookie cutter isometric game -Low effort story The only reason I bought this game again was because I figured they would've done a bit more QoL updates, fleshed out the mechanics, and ironed out the non-existent quest tracking. They did none of these things, and just did a direct, lazy port to the PC. It's so lazy that a lot of the button prompts pop up as controller inputs as opposed to keyboard, and the buttons that do show up are so far from traditional that it makes you question whether the dev even played video games prior to designing their own. If you like isometric games that require you to grind resources, and you don't mind having to pay very close attention to and recall dialogue to keep track of what quest you're doing outside of main missions, then getting this on a sale would not hurt one bit. If you aren't really a fan of isometric games, but you want to give one a shot just to feel out the genre, this ain't the place to start. Go elsewhere.

What an unexpected little gem of a game! I discovered this game quite by accident in January 2023, and by mid-February I'd put in over 400 hours and I'm still enjoying it. Only single player for me, so no comments on the multiplayer.

Bad progression design, by the time I realized I got weaker by just grinding stuffs, I stopped caring.

I don't recommend at all! It's another scam from Steam and game developers!!! The game's resolution is out of range, and the settings are absolutely dumb and limited! Steam and publisher don't give a s#it, and no chance to contact the developers! Don't waste your money for this bugged s#it!