Deadland 4000
Cain Laikind · 2022 · Post-apocalyptic, Survival, Perma Death, Difficult, Turn-Based Strategy
PC
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About Deadland 4000
You wake up in the year 4000 to find the world has evolved into an alien wasteland. Your task is to travel north to reach what may be the last human on Earth.
Explore, fight monsters, scavenge loot, and run out of food as you do whatever it takes to survive in a vast procedurally generated world full of otherworldly monsters.
Play as a scavenging hobo, a candy-crazed child, a gadget-clad secret agent, a mystical druid, a knife-wielding punk, a mutating lab experiment, and more.
Each class starts with their own loadout of starting equipment and special perks. Each one has their own strengths and weaknesses that cater to a unique playstyle.
Magical wands, flamethrowers, katanas, and jetpacks have been left abandoned on the ground. Loot is randomly generated every game, meaning you have to adapt to what the wasteland provides.
Deadland 4000 has no experience points. Instead, tomes of experience are scattered throughout the land. Reading these will allow you to learn new abilities that will impact your entire run. Become a werewolf at night, photosynthesize your own food, see farther at night, or grow an extra head.
Navigate overgrown cornfields, dark desert highways, and desecrated suburbs.
Be careful, wildlife has evolved. Many vicious predators roam the wastes, and you're on the bottom of the food chain.
Enemies can be avoided by staying out of their circle of vision. Be careful, firing guns can create noise, and certain enemies will set off alarms alerting everyone nearby to your location
The world generates in a straight line. Every biome is connected with no loading zones or level barriers.
Take shelter from weather events such as acid rain and solar flares by waiting out the storm in indoor structures. Rest or take your chances exploring at night with reduced visibility.
Your characters only live once, and as a wise man once said: "Losing is fun"
Explore, fight monsters, scavenge loot, and run out of food as you do whatever it takes to survive in a vast procedurally generated world full of otherworldly monsters.
Choose Your Character
Play as a scavenging hobo, a candy-crazed child, a gadget-clad secret agent, a mystical druid, a knife-wielding punk, a mutating lab experiment, and more.Each class starts with their own loadout of starting equipment and special perks. Each one has their own strengths and weaknesses that cater to a unique playstyle.
Find Artifacts
Magical wands, flamethrowers, katanas, and jetpacks have been left abandoned on the ground. Loot is randomly generated every game, meaning you have to adapt to what the wasteland provides.Learn Special Abilities
Deadland 4000 has no experience points. Instead, tomes of experience are scattered throughout the land. Reading these will allow you to learn new abilities that will impact your entire run. Become a werewolf at night, photosynthesize your own food, see farther at night, or grow an extra head.
Explore A Hostile World
Navigate overgrown cornfields, dark desert highways, and desecrated suburbs. Be careful, wildlife has evolved. Many vicious predators roam the wastes, and you're on the bottom of the food chain.
Enemies can be avoided by staying out of their circle of vision. Be careful, firing guns can create noise, and certain enemies will set off alarms alerting everyone nearby to your location
Keep Moving Forward
The world generates in a straight line. Every biome is connected with no loading zones or level barriers.
Take shelter from weather events such as acid rain and solar flares by waiting out the storm in indoor structures. Rest or take your chances exploring at night with reduced visibility.
Every Run is a Story
Your characters only live once, and as a wise man once said: "Losing is fun"
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
In this rpg game, you emerge as a lone survivor within a forsaken world filled with monsters and demons with nothing more than a note to meet another survivor far north through the wilderness overtaken by otherworldy beasts. With nowhere to go and nothing left, your only choice left is to follow this lead into the eldritch filled land before you. Gameplay https://youtu.be/JIo3OAu1brk2 found this helpful
Fun game that deserves much more attention!1 found this helpful
This game is a weird post-apocalyptic gritty and humorous trek north. It has a serious food mechanic and a punishing inventory management system. I have really enjoyed my treks thru this hazardous wasteland. My only critique is: a piece of candy shouldn't take up the same inventory space as sniper rifle. This game was well worth the money spent.1 found this helpful
Neat little game
Great game
Deadland 4000 takes the Rogue-like genre and distills it down to its finest form; providing very fun experiences that last about an hour or two. This is an amazing Rogue-like for the busy, risk averse, or if you want to have some fun in this genre without a lot of skill point planning and or plot/story stuff. The runs in this game typically take around an hour or two and if you need to walk away there is a save feature so you can come back later and pickup where you left off. So if you die its upsetting of course, but its not completely crushing. This game has a very diverse pool of different buffs, debuffs, items, mutations (both good and bad), weapons, etc. The weather events are a nice touch as well. There's also several characters/classes you can play as that have their own unique abilities. The art style is simple but its colorful. I like when my games are slightly animated, I'm not a fan of the idle portraits. I'd like to see some more unique animations in the future but honestly if they weren't added it wouldn't change how I felt about the game. This is honestly the game I've been looking for because I love Rogue likes, and I do play a lot of them, but sometimes I just …
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