The only thing this game is missing, really, is the ability to build bases from junk and expand safe zones where refugees can live (to build a better future). But, that's another game.

The graphics are beautiful, but you may have to invest in a graphics card.

You get the feeling that you can reach out and touch everything that is in this world, thanks to their climbing system that allows you to climb mountain sides, fences, buildings, and even zombies, which I think primarily is what makes this game feel like it's still a next-generation game to this day, four years later.

The only thing this game is missing, really, is the ability to build bases from junk and expand safe zones where refugees can live (to build a better future). But, that's another game. The graphics are beautiful, but you may have to invest in a graphics card. You get the feeling that you can reach out and touch everything that is in this world, thanks to their climbing system that allows you to climb mountain sides, fences, buildings, and even zombies, which I think primarily is what makes this game feel like it's still a next-generation game to this day, four years later.