
PostCollapse is a survival simulation game set after the collapse of civilization. Gather items from the ruins, construct tools, grow your own food, go fishing and hunting. Single player only. No Zombies.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 1 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Pretty much a snoozer. I forced myself to play for an hour at minimum. Here's the thing: If you're not going to do Post apocalypse with zombies or robots or something to build tension, then you really need to ace the graphics and depth of the survival experience. This does none of that. Useless day night cycle, minimal skill depth, forgettable scenery and third-rate graphics make this a bit grueling. I would love to see a game with this premise really get into detail with crafting/building. 7 Days to Die has far more depth.
No reason to waste your money on this, you'll have more fun by spending the money on a cup of coffee or playing a boardgame with your grandparents, and then I'm generous. Simply NO, help others avoid a mistake by helping to vote this down from "Mixed" to "Negative" in reviews, at least I'm doing my duty. If you want an even partly interesting survival game. It's incredibly badly designed, crude graphics, and more like something that could be new and exiting 20 years ago. The huge size of the world mean nothing when everything just repeat itself and there's no difference from place to place. It's depressing to move around in, and impossible to feel any sense of immersion into the game, killing a bear or chopping some wood both feels just as boring. I've tried and own nearly all the most played and most popular Open World Survival Craft games, and perhaps I can compare it to a really bad DayZ clone, only with pure singleplayer, and like I said: Even if it says 2018, it seems to be made 20 years ago (just look at the game requirements to play it, DirectX 9 capable video card 2GB Ram is just because it's quite a big world, but repetative, and Windows XP/Vista!) BTW Dayz is on a low price when writing this, heading out in the rain to buy a PaySafeCard to get it after I post this. If you're looking for a low price survival game (even when not on sale) with a developer that you can actually communicate with, and that develop something better then this in a matter of a week or two, try Arctic Anxiety. Still very early access, released a few months ago, but the graphics and physics already is far beyond what this piece of **** is capable of. And it's already fun, and immersive. Pure survival, no zombies, no enemies at all, but still scared me when going mad in the night... So yes, this I got refunded, where I explained the photos are not giving a honest impression of what the game really is like. And got the cash back.
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Languages: English, German, Russian, Spanish - Spain
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Abandoned. Dont waste money
I was initially put off getting this game. The weird arm animations were mainly what did it, to be honest. I'm fine with "bad" graphics if they're animated well, in fact these days I've developed a taste for low poly/old school styles. But buy it I did, eventually. The game feels much nicer to play than I expected. Controls are good, movement is smooth, animations are... interesting at times, but quite charming. The game is surprisingly difficult, too. Although I suspect a certain amount of that is down to what seem like unbalanced mechanics (such as literally any length of sleep time ticking down a full day, or the all too familiar curse of the survival game: starvation within minutes should you dare to do more than stand still and whistle). Your nemeses are boar, it would seem. I've only tried the game out for an hour and already I've been conditioned to fear oinking. The concept is brilliant, some nice little twists on the genre, and I really hope the developer continues to improve upon it because it really could become something very special indeed. But the UI needs prettying up, some quality of life functionality needs to be added, the arm animations *really* need reworking, and everything needs a re-balance. As an early access game, especially one in a genre saturated with half-arsed abandonware that keeps cloning the same formula, I'd happily recommend this game. However, bear in mind the rest of this review. It really does need work.
If you like to build things, explore or chill, this is your game. Besides these and completing achievements or collecting trading carts you don't have anything to do. 6/10.
Overall a very fun game once you get the hang of it and know what to do to survive. The game has a lot of issues and bugs but they are not game-breaking so you can still enjoy the game very much!
good game but needs to be better graphic not bad music perfect fits the game move ment dosent have crouch or sprint hunger and water bar runs outs to quick sleeping system is not good a day in this game its 3 or 4 minutes my review for this games is good 7/10
J'ai vraiment essayé d'insister avant de me faire un opinion sur le jeu. Mais je ne peux pas supporter tout ça, en quelque minute j'ai déjà de quoi rédiger un beau pavé : Graphiquement c'est...Alors je n'aime pas dire des choses comme "c'est immonde"ou "ça ressemble à rien" car la beauté est subjective et finalement les graphismes ça reste quand meme secondaire (si c'était giga important, minecraft n'aurais jamais percé, voila) mais la c'est vraiment le minimum. texture sale, décors minimaliste, payasage redondant et très peu d'intérêt à ce laissé vagabonder dans ce monde rapidement redondant. Le gameplay de survie est de base similaire à ce que l'on voie un peu partout (jauge de faim, soif et dodo) mais le tout est saupoudré d'un vaste nuage de mauvaise idée : chaque action génère une barre de chargement qui va bloqué le personnage et accéléré le temps le temps que l'action se fasse : par exemple quand vous marchez d'un point A vers le point B et que vous avez soif, vous pouvez boire un soda depuis votre inventaire, cependant cette action va peut-etre prendre 2 seconde mais cela vous immobilisera (vous ne pouvez pas marchez pendant l'action) et le temps vas accéléré (et les autres besoin vont diminué un peu plus rapidement pendant ses deux secondes accéléré). imaginez ça aussi chaque fois que vous craftez ou que vous fouillez un objet = cela fait que vos jauges de besoin diminue rapidement. On rajoute en plus un inventaire très peu intuitif : la plupart des jeux propose au moins une petit image pour représenter l'objet dans l'inventaire, ici nous n'avons qu'une liste de nom. Et d'une interface extrêmement pénible à utiliser : clique droit pour ouvrir une barre d'action, puis on utilise la souris pour choisir l'action à travers des menus déroulant. Dans d'autre jeu on aurait un bouton associé a chaque action : un bouton pour ouvrir le menu de craft, un pour dormir, l'autre pour accéder a ses outils...mais ici non, du coup cela ralenti le gameplay. L'ambiance sonore devient rapidement agaçante, la musique n'est pas reposante ou n'appuie pas l'ambiance de solitude, les petits oiseaux crient comme si leur vie en dépendaient et les sangliers font des bruits de moto (j'exagère mais ils sont agaçant). De ce fait je me suis senti comme face à un scam (attention, ce n'en est pas un, vous avez un vrai jeu vide, mais un jeu quand même). Un jeu peu être minimaliste, mais ils se doit quand même d'offrir quelque chose, pas forcement un gameplay, mais alors il pourrais offrir une immersion, une ambiance, une experience...mais actuellement il m'a surtout offert une occasion de tester la fonction de remboursement de steam. Je sais que des gens ont sûrement aimé le jeu, mais je trouve qu'il y a rien a sauvé, et que l'on pourrais faire plus en respectant l’essence du jeu, c'est à dire une absence de zombie et de multijoueur.
Not even worth the 2.39 I paid for it on sale tbh. Like, maybe if it had just been released I could excuse this, but it's been out for FOUR YEARS and still runs like playstation 1 vomit. Like I'm not picky about graphics or mechanics but top-to-bottom the game is hot garbage.
Amazing game. The whole point of the game is to feel alone in a post apocalyptic world, and this game does that amazingly. Great concept and well executed. Definitely worth trying.
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