No One Survived

No One Survived is a multiplayer survival sandbox set in a zombie apocalypse. You explore an open world, collect materials, manage your character’s condition and build a shelter to withstand zombie attacks. You can learn skills and use that knowledge to make equipment that helps you survive.

Explore and build

The open-world map has multiple locations to explore. You can craft more than 400 items using a variety of recipes, then improve your technology level to unlock more powerful ones. Nearly 150 buildable pieces let you design a house and defend it from zombies. Construction uses a beam-and-column system, so you need to plan a suitable supporting structure.

Skills and technology

You can learn medicine, electrification science, mechanics, tailoring, metallurgy, agriculture, cooking, civil engineering and weapons manufacturing. Combat skills cover blunt weapons, sharp weapons, firearms and physique. A technology tree unlocks gradually as your skills improve.

Equipment and combat

Weapons include silent bows and arrows, machetes that can sever limbs, sledgehammers that knock zombies down, and firearms that can be modified for ranged attacks. More than 100 types of clothing have their own attributes, so you need to choose what to wear for different seasons.

Survival through the seasons

The four seasons bring different temperatures and weather, and some resources disappear during certain seasons. In winter, you need a greenhouse to grow crops. You can hunt rabbits, deer, wild boars, wolves and bears in the forest, or lure zombies and animals into fighting each other.

Utilities and transport

Three types of generators provide electricity for equipment: fuel-powered, thermal and solar. You can build a well and connect it to a water storage station, then connect a bathroom or sink to the station and shower at the end of the day. For expeditions and resource gathering, you can take a trolley or drive a fuel truck.

Traders and characters

You can barter with merchants for resources, build a relationship with a businessman and learn skills from him. Character creation lets you choose a male or female character and customize their face; randomly generated character traits directly affect different aspects of their actions.

Difficulty and lighting

Custom difficulty options let you adjust settings such as zombie numbers and resource abundance. The game also uses real-time lighting: light changes when you open a door or window in a house you design.