$9.99DeadPoly Scavenge, build, survive the horde
DeadPoly is a blocky zombie survival sandbox where gathering, crafting, and base building are the way you stay alive. Chop wood, stone, and metal, craft hundreds of items, fortify a house or raise one from scratch, and keep hunger and thirst in check while looting towns by day and hiding from the dark by night.
Is DeadPoly worth it?
DeadPoly is worth it if…
- you like low-pressure survival crafting games with looting and base building
- you like gathering wood, stone, and metal and crafting lots of gear
- you want to play solo or online co-op with friends
- you like blocky post-apocalyptic worlds with day and night cycles
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Chop, craft, and raise your own base
You start with nothing and the whole map to strip down. Gather wood, stone, and metal, scavenge houses and military bunkers for parts, then craft tools, workbenches, and hundreds of other items. Find an empty building and barricade it, or lay your own walls from scratch and fill them with collected furniture, lights, and storage. You tune guns with attachments, plant crop plots for food, and fix up a drivable vehicle to haul loot home. Quests and leveling are there when you want direction, and easy to ignore when you just want to build.
Hunger, thirst, and very dark nights
Survival here is practical. You watch hunger and thirst, cook meat over a campfire without burning it, grow crops, hunt wildlife, and fish for food and odd finds. Days bring weather shifts and open scavenging; nights turn pitch black, and you will want a flashlight, a fire, or a bed to sleep through till morning. You can climb over walls with the vault system, manage a grid inventory full of magazines and spare parts, and learn skills you can reassign. Death drops your pack on the ground with a skull on the map, so the walk back is its own lesson in packing light.
What else should you know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play single player, join server-based multiplayer, or run online co-op with friends. Settings let you turn zombies or raiders on or off and adjust zombie strength, so a solo run can stay calm and craft-focused.
How does building work?
Two ways. Claim an existing building and fortify it with doors, boards, and defenses, or gather materials and build your own base from scratch. You can add beds for respawning, lights to find home from far off, water collectors, and workbenches that unlock more crafting.
What do you eat and drink?
You manage hunger and thirst with scavenged food and canteens, hunted meat cooked on campfires, crops from planted plots, and fish from the simple fishing system. Farming and cooking take some learning, since campfires, plots, and workstations each have their own steps.
Are there quests?
Yes, with traders and NPCs who give tasks and rewards. They point you toward locked places, bunkers, and tougher areas, and some need keys or specific items like fuel additives. Survival itself stays the only required goal, so quests work as optional structure around gathering and building.
