KeepUp Survival

KeepUp Survival is an open-world survival game about building, crafting and exploring at your own pace. There are no fixed objectives or ending: you set your own goals, develop your playstyle and decide how to survive and uncover the island’s secrets. You can play alone or cooperatively with friends through peer-to-peer multiplayer.

The island’s mystery

After a global pandemic disrupts humanity, an evacuation flight loses navigation data and communications, runs low on fuel and crashes near an unknown island. You survive and find yourself alone in a place that seems peaceful but abandoned. The island once held a secret research facility intended to develop a cure, but something went wrong.

As you explore, you find voice recordings from Jill, a woman who was on the island before you. Her recordings describe strange events and experiments at the facility, as well as something hidden deep below the surface. Inside, you find traces of experiments that left behind something once human but no longer entirely so. Jill’s final message says she can no longer receive signals from anywhere except one weak radio transmission from New York, and warns you to stay on the island because it may be the last safe place left. The island reveals only part of the truth, and the mystery grows as you venture deeper.

Build and craft

You can build bases from wood, stone, glass, straw and other materials, then construct workbenches, furniture and functional structures. Create settlements and other projects, craft tools, weapons and equipment, process materials, smelt metals and expand your infrastructure. Solar and wind power can generate electricity.

Live off the land

Grow a garden of vegetables, potatoes and other plants, and process resources through cooking and smelting. You can tame dogs as hunting companions. Survival involves hunger, thirst and exhaustion; you also hunt and defend yourself against wild animals. The main game has no zombies or monsters.

Explore the world

The open world includes abandoned buildings and hidden locations, with clues to the island’s story. Travel by vehicle, horse or boat, and explore through a dynamic weather system and day-night cycle.