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About Road to Eden

Road to Eden is a third-person multiplayer co-op survival game set in the ruins of a world devastated by an alien invasion. The attack wiped out 99% of humanity. You wake beside a road with no memory and must team up with other survivors for a long, dangerous journey to Eden, a base where the remaining humans are fighting back as Project Eden.

Craft and build

You learn crafting recipes by finding books or broken objects. Each recipe requires specific items; crafting produces an item in your inventory and grants experience for your character’s skill system. You can build with a wide range of components, including large blocks, thin walls, fortifications, traps, furniture, windows, doors, fabricators and workstations. A base can help you withstand the weather and dangers that emerge at night.

Explore the world

The world contains locations ranging from small villages to deep caves and crash sites, each of which may hold part of the story. Lootable furniture in houses is generated randomly each time you log in, so scavenging visits can differ. Secret areas hold rare loot; some are accessible, while others require special items or keys that you can find by solving puzzles or completing quests.

The world also has randomly generated dungeons, bunkers, sewers and caves, which you can enter without a loading screen. Fighting through them earns experience and loot and can lead to rare items and skill points. One dungeon is available. As part of Eden’s effort against the visitors, you receive missions such as clearing infected from an area or obtaining rare items.

Factions and threats

The infected are ordinary people changed by a blue substance brought by the visitors. They are widespread and seek to infect you and other survivors. Rebels are bandits who create chaos and are willing to kill on sight.

Play alone or with others

You can play Road to Eden in single-player or on official dedicated servers and player-created servers.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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