End of Everything

End of Everything is a first-person survival game set in a ruined world after an outbreak. In the current map, the Wastelands, you scavenge abandoned settlements, craft equipment, explore for supplies and secrets, and try to endure long enough to uncover what happened. Infected roam the world persistently rather than appearing in waves or on timers, so you decide whether to fight, sneak past them or retreat.

The Wastelands

This post-apocalyptic desert contains silent settlements and dangerous points of interest, from isolated homes and roadside stores to warehouses and industrial ruins. Buildings are fully explorable, and the terrain includes hundreds of environmental objects such as wreckage, debris and furniture. Hidden secrets and environmental storytelling offer clues about the outbreak and the world’s collapse.

Survive each encounter

Awareness, positioning and resource management matter more than raw firepower. Encounters use supplies, make noise and add risk, while poor decisions can quickly lead to trouble. Some infected are slow and predictable; others are faster and more dangerous. Tight interiors, sound and limited visibility can make a scavenging trip a fight for survival, and avoiding conflict may be the better choice.

You also manage hunger, thirst, stamina, carrying weight, health and illness. Food and water must be found while scavenging, and some water sources can cause illness or other health risks. Movement, combat and escape use stamina, while damage and illness can have lasting consequences.

Craft and build

You gather materials to make tools, weapons, consumables and equipment. You can also build shelters and storage to secure supplies, recover between expeditions and prepare for your next trip.

Weather and visibility

Dynamic lighting, skies and weather affect visibility and how you explore. Daylight exposes you, while nightfall limits what you can see; environmental conditions shape the risks of survival.