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Univeral Benmarking software that can be used to compare many machines. Sadly this is not supported on Linux. The benchmarks theoretical to computer performance in comsumer and workstation computers. I would not recommand anyone to pay full price for this software if they are going to use it less then 10 times in a given year.

This game has been out since 2013, although its official release date is set for 2024. The game has been under development and/or unofficially available for over nine years. While I do enjoy the game, it can be quite a grind to obtain cool weapons or build a well-fortified base. Many players who still play on the PC platform use mods, as they add features that make the game more immersive, which the base game could have benefited from.

As a casual player, I find the grind excessive, and it’s not enjoyable to play alone. The randomly generated maps always spawn interesting cities to explore, which I love. However, the leveling system and the requirement to learn crafting recipes can detract from the overall experience. If you have a group of friends to help with the grind or know how to set up a dedicated server to streamline gameplay, I’d recommend this game. Otherwise, it feels more like a chore. It’s fun when I need to kill a lot of time, but to be honest, I wouldn’t recommend it unless it’s for a group of friends looking to escape reality after work or school.

I enjoyed this game in my youth, but as time has gone on, it hasn’t aged well. The official release seems to be little more than a re-skin with better zombie textures. Most of the game mechanics remain unchanged since its initial release, apart from the addition of the crafting system, which forces players to explore cities just to learn how to craft special items.

If there were options to disable or simplify the grind without needing a dedicated server or switching to creative mode, the game would be much more enjoyable.

Pros -
New Content every few months online mod
Optimized on many platforms of hardware
Controller Support
Direct X 10 Support (could run on a potato if you adjust the settings and mod the game)


Cons -
Mods will result in Bans if you play online mode
1 out of 2 servers you will join will have hacker(aka Modders that didn't get banned)
To many Microtransactions for a game that you pay for.
No support for Linux or Mac OS (if they did this lower end PCs without Direct X support could run this game in Open GL mode only)
Online mode only good in private sessions with friends.

Very addictive. Lots of fun great for low end Laptops oor PCs.

Its basically a free version of left for dead. Great when playing with friends. It can run on almost any computer so great for lan partys. As long as you have something better then a Nvidia GT210 and a Pentium 3 with 2GB of ram you should be fine.

Its a incomplete game. Now it maybe in develement but, only buy the game if you are supporting the developers. Would I recomand buying it now? No it needs more work plus they have way to match story and not match action in this game so far. The graphics are fine but they need to add more to the game. One good tip make the game co-op or multiple player it will increase with popularity in this game.

I like that this is cross platform and can play it on just about any computer that came out in 2010. Greay game to play with friends but, not something i would do in my free time.

Great Game I wish it was for Linux and Mac. Free or not this is still great game

nope I do not like it most FPS(first Person shooters), I like but this one is a waste don't waste your time downloading this unless you just want to play crappy games

graphics suck and the story line sucks and there is no servers up for playing with others