Not Quite Dead: Open World Survival

To those with <1 hour of playtime for review, I respect you. It's your money, so it's up to you on how you want to spend it. But maybe, keep your expectations rock bottom, yeah? This is an Early Access game after all. I won't sugarcoat it. This game is rough, and it shows. I've sent feedbacks in the [Discussions] tab, had the Dev(s) responded to it, and seen the fixes being applied. That's good on their part. At least they listened and actively worked on it. Some issues still persist. Boats and helicopters still disappear after you logout/return to menu. Molotov damage is still inconsistent. Vehicles can one-shot bosses (I'm not gatekeeping this any longer. Mazxz look into this, please). Trailer building system remained finicky (building on sloped terrains especially). Thirst and hunger being a non-issue with how abundant canned food and carrots is (which replenishes both btw). No. I do not recommend Not Quite Dead in its current state. Give it 2-3 more years, then come back. Surroundead took +5 years to reach the state it was in, and is considered the gold standard for lowpoly survival games. Unlike Deadpoly (what is your identity even atp). To the Dev(s) and Mazxz esp…

Not even early access. too many issues to review.

oooph this aint it. First two issues no create a character you just start and standup. 2 cant exit the game when you hit exit game it loops back to you standing up again. Needs work cant recommend at this time. Go play surroundead.

Hello, dear developers, I’m playing and I still don’t understand why I can’t write here — please fix it. The light isn’t working: when you’re driving forward at night, you can’t see anything; when you turn the camera back, the light appears.

Its like Surroundead but way better. If you liked that which now seems to have hit a major stall development wise then you will love this

I think there is a lot of potential here and from what I see coming from the dev this game is bound to get better and better. At this point there is still plenty to do and I like where it is headed.