Expect to die a few times, especially early on in the game creating a safe place to respawn in should be an early priority.īuilding on survivalist and horror themes, players in 7 Days to Die can scavenge the abandoned cities of the buildable and destructible voxel world for supplies or explore the wilderness to gather raw materials to build their own tools, weapons, traps, fortifications and shelters. Survival is tough in this game, and there is a learning curve, although good online resources will help take some of the mystery out of the crafting and health systems. Once you've got the basics together, you can start fulfilling quests and improving your character's skills. Kill a zombified police officer and you might find some ammunition take down a lumberjack and you might get a warm flannel shirt. Thinking creatively and curiously about scavenging will help get the parts you need, although as with any game it's imperfect. That might mean scavenging up enough scrap to get the iron to make one, or it might just mean finding one on the stove in an abandoned house. For instance, some of the water in the game isn't safe to drink until it's boiled. The landscape is littered with resources, and successful strategies will combine crafting and scavenging. Alternatively, you can create a randomly-generated setting to explore. There is a preset location in 7 Days to Die - a small town in the southwestern United States - but you may find that playing in the same setting over and over again gets repetitive. Traps, spikes, ditches and barricades will all help keep the zombie horde out until the sun rises and it's time to go scavenging again. The game's crafting system allows you to chop down trees, mine for minerals, break structures down for parts and use everything you produce to build and reinforce a safe home for yourself and your allies.
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