$9.99DeadPoly Scavenge, build, survive the horde
DeadPoly is a blocky zombie survival shooter where survival is the only required goal. You and co-op friends scavenge towns, tweak guns, build a fortified base, and handle hunger and thirst while zombies and raiders close in. Loose, flexible, and easy to share.
Is DeadPoly worth it?
DeadPoly is worth it if…
- you like low-pressure survival you can share with co-op friends
- you like looting runs, quests, and slow base upgrades
- you like tinkering with guns and sorting a full stash
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Scavenge together, build your own safehouse
You start with nothing but an open map in the early days of the outbreak. With co-op friends, you split the work: one searches houses and military areas for loot, another gathers wood, stone, and metal, a third fortifies a building or raises walls from scratch.
Anything you find feeds the base. Crafting covers hundreds of items, and collected furniture and gear let you turn a bare shelter into something lived-in. Grid inventory keeps the sorting honest, vehicles need finding and repair, and farming, hunting, and fishing cover food when scavenged cans run out.
Quests, gun tinkering, and rough nights
Quests give your sessions shape without forcing them. You take jobs, track down keys for locked places, clear bunkers, and earn rewards you can spend or share. Looting is a highlight, especially when a locked door finally pays off.
Guns are built around choice. Find and craft attachments to match how you shoot, manage magazines and ammo types, and keep hunger, thirst, and injuries under control. Day and night plus changing weather set the pace, and darkness is best met from behind your own walls with the lights on.
What else should you know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play single-player, join online server-based multiplayer, or run online co-op with friends. You can also host your own server with whitelist control, which suits a small private group that wants its own world.
How does survival actually work?
Hunger and thirst need steady attention, and injuries are tracked by body part, with surgery kits for serious damage. You sleep in beds to pass the night, cook over campfires, grow crop plots, and collect water. Death drops your carried items and respawns you elsewhere.
What can you do with vehicles and movement?
Drivable vehicles can be found, repaired, and maintained, including batteries and fuel care. On foot, the vaulting system lets you climb and mantle over many obstacles, which helps when entering buildings or losing zombies in town.
