The Infected

Was one of my favorite games until the update where you have to find the ATV. Really disappointed that its not a option to either start with the ATV or have to find it.

The Infected is beautifully designed and tremendous fun to explore. I love exploring the cave systems. Can't wait to see where this goes. Enjoying every minute.

Wenn man auf ein Spiel steht das komplett den Eindruck macht es kommt aus 2010 (oder früher), dann bitte. Ich kann mich allen negativen Meinungen nur anschließen. Leider eine komplette Enttäuschung.

The running and walking is bugged or glitched along with the camera movement could be fixed. A little creepy when it looks like a person pops in front of you the just disappears when AI is off, anyone have same issue?

A lot like 7-days to die but this came first. You don't level up, you have to explore to get upgrade perks. Really fun survival mechanics; eat,drink, sleep. Really enjoyed this game. Anti-jump scare? Turn off zombies in the world-setting to make this a mellow crafting game with some wild animals as the only enemy. Really addictive and enjoyable.

Honestly this game holds up so well. It can be REALLY tough sometimes, and that's half the fun. It's quite immersive. Horror, vambies, crafting, building, it never gets old!

"mom can I play green hell" "we have green hell at home" the green hell at home: I'm giving this one a thumbs-up because the dev is trying, and because it's overall competent. It doesn't do a lot actively WRONG, but it doesn't do much right either. Very tactile-not tactical, tactile-in that a fair few actions are done in-world; hauling animals and wood, sharpening tools, things like that; but not all, and not really enough. The primary loop of the game is, in fact, an idler. Your main source for important resources is Extractors, which produce critical resouces about every five minutes, and most of your interactions with the world will be to create more of these. There's fighting and exploration, but it borders on an afterthought; the backbone of the combat system is a shield, and the 'Katana' borders on a trap option. There's a nutrition system, and I applaud its inclusion, but it doesn't do much for the rest of the game-if your food bars all drop under 50% so does your Stamina cap, but you can leave one bar completely empty (protein, in my case) to only minor detriment.Most of the game's difficulty derives from unintuitive design decisions; for example, there's no Bucket item to gather water and water crops with, just your drinking bottles. The remaining two quarters are the idling, and learning enemy patterns in the combat system. Oh, and the dev hates guns-though if you can come up with a mechanic that hasn't been implemented in something else, make a good argument for its inclusion, and get interest from other players, there are good odds that he'll add it. At least it has no PVP.