Sandbox MMO co-op shooter for PC
No One Survived is a premium action game for PC from developer Cat Play Studio. It's a third-person sandbox survival MMO shooter that places players on a large open map as they fend for themselves against the undead. They must scavenge for resources, build bases, and fend off attacks from others.
Similar to Fortnite or PUBG, No One Survived features a battle-royale-style, free-for-all gameplay wherein events and encounters happen in real-time. However, players do have the option to team up and help one another in order to face a common enemy or threat and for their mutual benefit.
Fight or work together
No One Survived takes place in a world that has been hit by an outbreak that has most of the population turned into the undead. You are one of the few that survived, and you must find a way to start from scratch and try to live in a new post-apocalyptic landscape. They can operate solo or work with others to increase their chance of surviving—the choice is yours.
The first order of business in No One Survived is to make you have means of protecting yourself, and you have an arsenal of weapons to choose from, as well as more than 100 wearable gear with unique attributes. Next is shelter, and this is where you'll build and craft over 400 unique items to create some 150 buildable available in the game.
Unique is the water and electricity system that is needed to facilitate the power and operation of your base. You also won't be able to build any of these without learning technical skills in science, mechanics, medicine, and more first. Suffice it to say, there's a bit of a learning curve here. Also, the game is still in Early Access, so there's still plenty more to come when updates drop.
The undead and others
Although it will draw plenty of comparisons to Fortnite and PUBG, No One Survived differentiates itself in a number of ways and manages to stand on its own merits. Its world is vast and there are various ways to approach the gameplay. Go solo or work with others. It's your choice and that's part of its appeal. Check it and see for yourself.
