
VEIN is a post-apocalyptic survival multiplayer sandbox game. Gather supplies to survive, explore abandoned buildings, defend your home, and rebuild society, whether alone or with friends.
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $9.65 on Steam · Ukraine (−52%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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Vein one of the games I'm waiting to see if it will get better and better to get into it more deeply hope it will make it for now the game is okay it runs mid the combat is bad it doesn't connect with the zombies at 100% graphics are mid the build and defense are good hope to see more in the future More realistic then some other zombie games stop the bleeding , infection , cold , sickness etc if you get infected its over for you you can dismantle mostly everything Similar to project zomboid Good game to play with friends or randoms PVE lobbies or PVPVE lobbies create your char and select some classes i would recommend this game
Having a blast with a friend. It does make the game much more enjoyable with someone to play with. Alot of cools things you can do. They have taken alot of mechanics and added it into a Survival Zombie Craft. You can create a server and have people join. I would recommend trying the experimental version as it has alot more features. Should be full release in October. They do have PVP as well. The DEMO has unlimited play time but you can only do Multiplayer with other DEMO friends. So grab a friend and give it a go. Look into doing the experimental version as well. Its alot of fun.
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such a fun game to play with friends!
IT IS SO GOOOD
amazing
If you love hardcore survival games where every single nail, can of beans, and drop of gasoline matters, VEIN is an absolute must-try, it drops you into a desolate post-apocalyptic world where you have to scavenge abandoned buildings, fortify safehouses, and manage complex survival systems. I love that you can move almost every single thing to customize your base. Whether you are dragging furniture to barricade doors, rearranging interior decor to make an abandoned house feel like home, or organizing your loot down to the exact placement on a shelf, the freedom of object interaction gives you incredible control over your environment. You can design your house completely as you want; personally, I live in a warehouse designed as a man cave. Literally, you can turn on and off lights inside your house with switches on the wall. Plus, you actually need to repair parts of your car. Whether you're playing solo or teaming up with friends in multiplayer, the game shines through its deep attention to detail, allowing you to maintain and upgrade vehicles, experiment with electricity and plumbing, and fend off intelligent zombie variants that track you by sight, sound, and smell. You can completely customize your world settings to fit your exact playstyle, whether you want fewer or more zombies, or slow and shambling versus fast and dangerous walkers.
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this game is fun as heck with friends.