$9.99 (−60%)Deadside Loot fast, fight to keep it
Deadside is an open-world survival shooter built for squads: loot together, stash gear in safe zones or raise a turret-guarded fortress, then roll out by car, bike, boat or metro to take missions and raid rivals. Swift progression and plenty of loot keep co-op friends in the action.
Is Deadside worth it?
Deadside is worth it if…
- you like sharing jobs in survival games, one looting while one builds
- you want hardcore gunfights with ballistics and lots of weapon mods
- you want PvE nights and PvP nights on different servers
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Loot, stash, and build a fortress together
You and your co-op friends scavenge gear, then decide what kind of crew you are. Bank the good stuff in a safe zone, or build your own place in the wild with an intuitive building tool. Add turrets and traps, stock it with vehicles and loot, and place comfort items that boost your stats. Someone gathers scrap, someone sets codelocks, someone makes it almost cozy. With 32 firearms to mod with scopes, silencers, expanded mags and flashlights, there is always another loadout to argue over.
Pick your fight on PvP or PvE servers
Servers come in three flavors: open PvP with no-limit raiding, chill PvE where you cannot fight or steal from each other, and PvP with scheduled raid hours. That choice sets the whole session. On PvE you learn the mechanics, run clearly marked missions, and tangle with patrolling NPCs. On PvP you pick targets, set tripwire traps and smoke grenades, and raid enemy bases. Your character disappears while offline with everything carried, so logging off is itself a tactical decision.
Cross a post-Soviet map without the long walk
The world is forests, rivers and settlements, and you can build anywhere outside settlements. Nobody has to jog for twenty minutes to regroup: grab a car, motorcycle or boat, secure it with a codelock and use it for extra storage, or hop the Quick Travel metro system. No levels or stat bars here. Progress is your skill and the equipment you hold, so a new co-op friend with a good rifle counts, and a veteran caught empty-handed does not.
Good to know before you squad up?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can join PvE servers to learn the mechanics, run missions against NPCs, build a secluded shack and store gear in safe zones. It is designed around multiplayer encounters, though, and your character leaves the world with carried loot when you log off.
How do vehicles and fast travel work?
Cars, motorcycles and boats get you across forests, rivers and settlements faster than walking. You can lock them with codelocks and keep supplies inside. The metro Quick Travel system jumps you between points, which helps a scattered squad meet up for missions or raids.
What do you defend your base with?
Passive defenses include turrets and traps, plus codelocks for doors and vehicles. Comfort items inside also give gameplay boosts, and you can set respawn bags nearby so a wiped squad gets back into the fight faster.
Is it gory?
Yes, expect frequent violence with blood and death. It fits the hardcore post-Soviet apocalypse setting, where gunfights with players and NPCs, plus base raids, are the point.
