
HumanitZ is an isometric, open-world sandbox survival game set in a world ended by a zombie outbreak. Survive alone or with friends by scavenging, crafting, building, and fighting to last as long as ‘humanly’ possible. You can’t change the past, but you can fight for the future of humanity.
Most likely between $3.1M and $8.9M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $19.99 | 74% | approximately $5.2M |
| Epic | $19.99 | — | #51 |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $5.39 on Steam · Russia (−73%). Compare 16 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
Themes across 1344 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
Good game, recommend. nough said.
I normally don't leave negative reviews, but I feel obligated to share my experience so other customers know what can happen. After a game update, HumanitZ became unplayable for me. Instead of immediately requesting a refund, I chose to work with the developers because I wanted the game to work. I spent a significant amount of time troubleshooting, exchanging messages with support, validating files, reinstalling, and trying the fixes they suggested. Unfortunately, the issue was never resolved. Once it became clear that the problem wasn't going to be fixed, I requested a refund through Steam. Steam denied the request because too much time had passed since purchase and because of my playtime. The frustrating part is that the extra time only passed because I was giving the developers an opportunity to fix their product rather than immediately refunding it. I don't believe customers should be penalized for attempting to work with support in good faith. If the game works for you, you may enjoy it. I simply want other customers to know that if an update breaks your game, you may have to choose between requesting an immediate refund or risking losing that option while waiting for support.
Server are trash Rubberbanding Time goes to quick Settings keep reseting Quest are useless Trash angle camera
Lots of bugs, but it’s a really fun game and has a lot of potential.
To be honest, I’m shocked. I actually bought this game once before and refunded it. I only picked it up again because it was on discount, thinking, Come on, I’ll play it for 3 4 hours, have a laugh, and uninstall it. But damn… the game is actually not bad at all. It has come a LONG way. Especially the survivor recruitment system !!! wow. That part is awesome and honestly made the game feel much more alive than I expected. It still needs a little polish here and there, but nothing major. The biggest thing I think it needs now is more late game activities especially things to do inside your base with the other survivors. More interactions, activities, events, or anything that makes the base feel more like a living community would add a lot. Other than that, I’m genuinely impressed. Good luck to the dev team. You guys have really improved this game, and I’m glad I gave it another chance. Recommended.
Wish I could refund this game, after reading what is happening on discord. Do not support games where devs behave like this.
A friend told me to get this game and going in I didn't really have any expectations. I ended up being instantly hooked and I can't stop playing! I tried Zomboid years ago and didn't care for it but I absolutely love this game. It's a lot less tedious but still has a lot of depth to it and can be quite challenging even just in PVE. I would absolutely recommend anyone to give it a try.
This is one of my favorite indie games to date. I have been playing it nonstop since i got it. Yes it has its quirks and the camera angles can get annoying at times especially in a tense moment. But i've had so much fun playing this game, and i play a lot of survival games
Really enjoying this game atm, definitely needs optimised and ability to zoom the camera in and out as well as some other QOL features (currently using mods to achieve these!) but looking forward to future updates.
I thought the last stand aftermath and atom RPG was the best isometric game i have ever played until i stumbled on this game, this game tops them. I like the idea that this will take you forever to play. I have just want to see this done: please polish more how the character interact with things like cutting trees. gassing cars, etc as this game focus on character. I have a recommendation: like if you invite a real people to play this, and you both have bases, you can visit each other's bases but you can not loot their build storage's only the common lootable things like any other buildings and that is vice versa, and you can do trade, if they log out or out of connection while you are together their character will go home or something. Second recommendation: please can you make trees grow again for example they start small and with amount of time they grow big and can be cut again, cause i play this game and kinda deforest around my base. My most concern and my wish to be optimize: I have the new valve steam machine, this is the unit I am playing this game, can you please optimize the device. I played the tutorial 3 times before playing the actual game and it is in max settings, 2k, all ultra, 60 fps, no stutters or lag. I am very happy I can play this great game on max settings but when i try to play the actual game, i can only put it to high, 2k resolution and it stutters, barely hit the 60 fps. If i go any lower, it will be a crime for me. Since the tutorial is optimize on my device maybe you can optimize it on the actual game. Its ok if the above statements can not be done but just this to optimize on my device, I will appreciate it a lot. maybe this is just me asking this but I hope to be heard. Thanks for these amazing games though, I am seeing myself playing this for a very long time.