
The Horde is coming, but you're ready to fight it! Assemble your squad, choose their upgrades, and build powerful synergies against thousands of undead. Survive. Then evolve. Then break every limit in this deceptively simple but addictive bullet heaven game.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 33.57/day in the week to Aug 21 → 113.71/day in the week after.
About
You've had enough of hiding behind the barricades. Now it's time to let the zombie horde pay for their unholy existence. The virus has spread throughout the world, but humanity is far from giving up.
Forget about things like complicated controls or hour-long cutscenes - in YAZS you jump right into the fray and watch the fireworks! It's a game that everyone will enjoy, no matter their gaming experience, as the characters you command aim and shoot on their own. Just drop onto the couch and bask in your endorphin rising from a bullet heaven gameplay loop!
Your squad evolves upon your customized decisions as you play. Pursue a varied set of perks and support skills, or focus on your favorite character to alter their gear and gain their ultimate abilities.
Control a lone SWAT soldier or an entire team of badass mercenaries armed with katana, flamethrower, and rocket launcher - it's up to you every time you play!
Forge your squad to your liking with permanent upgrades. Decide upon how you'd like to progress and if you change your mind just reset and try something else. Pursue the specialization you enjoy the most and observe how your team becomes death, destroyer of worlds.
Assert your dominance over the enemy by increasing the virus' strength and making the hell's army stronger and faster. And when you finally stand at the top, ascend to a higher state of being with the unique prestige system, proving that you're not afraid of anything.
As a small team of buddies, we make games we enjoy playing and want to share them with you. If you're interested in this title, adding it to your wishlist would mean the world to us!
Don't be shy of dropping into our Discord to chat, posting your questions on the forum, or writing us an email. We'll be more than happy to hear your thoughts on the game and our design direction. Cheers!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox, GOG publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 15.4Kreviews | 92% | — | $5.2M |
| $14.99 | 988ratings | 92% | — | not modelled | |
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This is my new go to game as a father of 2, pick up and play anytime and pause in between on my steam deck. Can't wait for 1.0!!
Great game for handheld. Can play while taking a dump, suspend and resume safely on windows without issue for your next dump. Solid. Runs full graphics 1200p comfortably between 12 to 20 watts on the Z2E depending on how many zombies on screen.
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Every market we collect.
Latest in each market: best CA #59, worst FR #96 · 14 markets collected
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 238.4/day in the week to Jul 16 → 5.57/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 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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Languages: English*, Polish*, Simplified Chinese*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian**languages with full audio support
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
Hours played at review time, across 1.9K reviews with recorded playtime.
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So I beat the game at around 35 hours. Despite earning the achievement, the global tab still shows 0.0% on earning the beat the game T pose achievement. The game is outrageously easy and simple to play. I did not play with manual aim, and instead let all the guns and abilities auto aim and use. You max all of your stats far before the end, so it is unclear what the point of difficulty 3 is (in theory you trade more experience for tougher enemies, a trade that never seems to make sense.) There are a number of different game modes, but they all feel mostly the same. Default has you killing enemies, Endurance is the same but with no time limit, hardcore and boss rush are 10 mins instead of 20 with the only difference being that boss rush ends with a super enemy. Finally there is extermination which is by far the most unique, where you just destroy 20 waves. The thing is, all of those modes give you the same powerups in the same order, so once you understand how to plan your level ups all levels feel the same. There is some randomness in the powers and items you can select from when you gain them, but this is easy to configure how you want with bans and rerolls. So regardless of the character and mission, everything feels very much the same. Some builds let you stand still, others will have you going in circles clockwise, but in all cases the threat to you is minor. The 5th map of 5 forces you to move sometimes, but otherwise it is the same as the others. The overall pace of the game is therefore very predictable. The game does a good job of constantly feeding you more points to spend on meta progression, although overall the trees are small and as I mentioned I maxed them all out far before the end. The strangest part of the game is that 2 of the 3 strongest characters, SWAT and Tank are 2 of the first you get access to. This makes unlocking the others anti-climactic as they are all downgrades (except the medic who is priceless). The final character you unlock is by far the worst character of the group. So, anytime you need to beat something, you just take your starting 2 chars. I feel the game would have been more interesting if the later characters were stronger rather than weaker. Overall I had fun with the game. The meta progression is the real hook, and it is very easy to make good choices at the camp that make all the other missions a piece of cake. If you do a good job at camp, the real drag of the game is how many missions are 20 minutes long.... 20 minutes of boredom with the exact same powerups in the exact same order. You CAN speed this up by altering your PC clock speed, but it would be nice if the game just supported faster play speeds. Maybe the engine doesn't handle it smoothly if it goes faster? All that said, not every game needs to be super tryhard. It is nice to have a relaxing super easy option on the market. Just know that the real meat to success is the training upgrades and not the missions themselves.
ヴァンサバ系色々プレイしてきましたが個人的に一番面白い 日本語訳は全く問題ありません ゲームスピードやUIサイズ等自由にカスタマイズできるもよい
So, what can I say about Yet Another Zombie Survivors? I'm honestly really divided on this one. On one hand, I genuinely enjoyed the game, and I can see it having a lot of potential if the developers keep supporting and improving it (so far, they seem to care). On the other hand, this might genuinely be the first game where I've fallen asleep in the middle of a run... multiple times. If that doesn't tell me I was getting bored, I don't know what does. XD ## The Pros Let's start with the positives. I think the game has a really nice soundtrack, the atmosphere is great, and I personally enjoyed the variety between the different maps. I especially liked how each map introduces its own environmental hazards. The last two maps in particular felt considerably harder than the first two, which was a nice change of pace. The bosses are also a great addition, especially the SUPER/MEGA bosses. Depending on your classes, stats and upgrades, some of them can be an absolute pain to kill, and I actually enjoyed having those bigger threats show up during runs. I also really liked the different game modes such as Hardcore, Extermination and 1HIT. These were probably some of my favourite parts of the game because they feel closer to the challenge-based structure you see in other games from the genre, like Brotato. The upgrade system is fairly linear, but I don't necessarily see that as a negative. Personally, I enjoy this kind of mastery skill-tree system, so constantly unlocking small permanent improvements gave me something to work towards. The classes also feel different enough from each other, and I really like the synergy system between them. Combining certain characters can make specific abilities considerably stronger and gives you at least some incentive to experiment with different team compositions. That being said... some classes definitely need balancing (Engineer, I'm looking at you). Engineer is basically the GOD CLASS of this game. Graphically, the game also looks good. Despite the amount of chaos happening on screen, the overall visual readability is surprisingly solid most of the time. ## The Cons As I mentioned before, class balance could definitely use some work. If you're struggling with a particular level, just pick Engineer and suddenly life becomes much easier. The class feels ridiculously strong compared to some of the others. On the opposite side, I feel like Hunter and Mechanic could use some buffs. They were probably the weakest classes for me overall, although Hunter can still deal some really good damage with the right setup. Pairing Hunter with Engineer for the electric synergy works really well, and Explosive Arrows can also deal some amazing damage. I mentioned visual readability as a positive earlier, but there's still room for improvement. This becomes especially noticeable on the last two maps. When explosions, enemies, projectiles and effects are covering the screen, some environmental hazards (toxic pools) become very difficult to see. I've taken a lot of damage simply because I couldn't distinguish them from everything else happening on screen. My biggest problem, however, is the time-based game modes. I personally prefer modes built around levels, waves or specific challenges rather than simply surviving for a fixed amount of time. Honestly, I think the time-based modes are the main reason I literally fell asleep during some runs. Like... come on. You have around three modes (not even counting Hardcore) where you're basically expected to sit through 20–30 minute runs (that takes you 30/45mins actually). Once your build is already established and you know you're probably going to win, those remaining minutes can become painfully repetitive. The level 400 achievement was probably the worst example of this for me. It became incredibly grindy because I was only gaining around 3–4 levels per run. I eventually started playing Infinite Mode in all difficulties but the hardest part wasn't even the difficulty... It was staying awake!!! And yes, I only discovered that you could speed up the game AFTER completing all the challenges and reading a couple of reviews. Pain. Had I known about that option earlier, the grind probably would've been considerably less frustrating. It might even have allowed me to focus more on pushing the difficulty rather than simply waiting for runs to end. ## Difficulty & Replayability This connects to another issue I had: after a certain point, the game becomes very repetitive and predictable. Eventually, I started using a randomizer to choose my classes and would deliberately pick the first ability offered to me regardless of whether it made sense, simply because I wanted to introduce some randomness into my runs. Even on the hardest difficulty, once you understand the game and have enough progression unlocked, it doesn't feel particularly difficult anymore. And when you already know you're probably going to win, sitting through another 30-minute run becomes more of a test of patience than a test of skill. I'd really like to see more game modes added in future updates, especially modes focused on different challenges rather than simply surviving for X amount of time. I'd also love to see something done with the tag system. You can only equip four tags despite having so many different ones available. Maybe there could even be a game mode that randomly chooses your classes and/or tags, forcing players to adapt and experiment with builds they normally wouldn't use. I think something like that could add a lot of replayability. Despite all my criticism, I don't think Yet Another Zombie Survivors is a bad game. Quite the opposite — I enjoyed my time with it overall, and I think there's a genuinely good game here with a lot of potential. My biggest issue is that the game eventually stops challenging you enough to justify how long some of the runs are. I'm definitely interested in seeing what the developers do with future updates. Hopefully they continue listening to the community, experimenting with new modes and improving the balance rather than abandoning the game. Personally, I'd love to see the game move a little more towards level/wave-based progression similar to Brotato, with shorter but increasingly difficult encounters, rather than relying so heavily on time-based survival. There's a really solid foundation here. It just needs more variety, better balancing and more ways to challenge players once they've progressed far enough. I'll definitely come back for future updates and see where the game goes. Good luck on your runs, fellow survivors!
[h1]A pretty cozy and calm game to play[/h1] [list][*]You should improve your main stats for the whole team to make progress in the game and keep exploring more stuff like new locations (maps) etc. [*]2k and 4k support is available as well. [*]A wide variety of skills, choices and tactics[/list] [b]7/10 Really nice roguelike with different inclusive characters.[/b]
한글화 감사합니다
unico defeito e nao poder jogar online com os amigos... jogo é muito bom poderia ser no formato do dead frontier
好玩!暗黑3画风的射击肉鸽,越玩越爽。30块打折入的,值了。 目前自己摸索也没看过攻略,觉得坦克(超级散弹)+女猎手(冰箭)+医疗兵的搭配最舒服。 如果在加入装备系统,那就更完美了。 唯一恶心的点就是作者不想让你站桩挂机,后面很多怪要么在脚底下生成打你,要么超远程攻击,强制你要一直走位,而且注意力要非常集中才行。玩时间久了也累。
たまたまですが、武器の強化進み具合、敵の増え方 全てが自分の好みにフィットしてました。 ヴァンサヴァ系の中では1番好みです。
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