$9.99 (−60%)Deadside Loot fast, fight to keep it
Deadside is an open-world survival shooter set in a post-Soviet apocalypse of forests, rivers and settlements. Grab loot, stash it in a safe zone or build your own turret-guarded fortress, then roam by car, bike, boat or metro. Fast progression, plenty of guns, and raids for survival crafters who want bullets with their base building.
Is Deadside worth it?
Deadside is worth it if…
- you like survival crafting games with guns, loot and base raids
- you want fast progression and plenty of gear to find and modify
- you like choosing between tense PVP and calmer PVE servers
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Build a fortress, make it cozy
You can build anywhere outside the settlements, from a secluded shack to a secured fortress. The building tool is meant to stay simple, and comfort items do more than look nice — they give you gameplay boosts. Lock it down with turrets and traps, park your vehicles inside with codelocks, and keep hard-earned loot safe from raiders. You wake up offline with what is on your body, so a good base is less decoration and more life insurance.
Guns, traps and clear objectives
There are 32 firearms to find and modify with scopes, expanded mags, flashlights, silencers and other modules. Combat runs on ballistics and stays hardcore, so positioning matters. You can set tripwire traps, drop respawn bags, and throw smoke grenades for cover. Missions come with clearly marked objectives on the map, and NPC patrols guard the better spots. No levels, no bars — your standing is your skill and the equipment you carry.
Get around fast, pick your fight
Nobody wants to jog across the map with a backpack full of scrap. You travel on foot, by car, motorcycle, boat, or hop the Quick Travel metro. Vehicles double as storage when fitted with codelocks. Servers come in three flavors: open PVP with unlimited raiding, chill PVE with no fighting or stealing to learn the ropes, and PVP with scheduled raid times. Make friends, make enemies, then go take their stuff during the marked events.
What should you know before playing?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. PVE servers block fighting and base theft, which makes them a calm place to learn building, vehicles, missions and NPC fights. Your character still disappears when offline with the loot on your body, so safe-zone storage and a well-placed base matter even alone.
How does base building work?
Pick a spot outside settlements, raise walls with the building tool, add comfort items for stat boosts, then guard it with turrets and traps. Bases store loot and vehicles, and on PVP servers other players can raid them, so codelocks and secluded locations pay off.
How do you get around the map?
Walk, drive a car or motorcycle, sail a boat, or take the Quick Travel metro between points. Vehicles can be locked and used for extra storage, which helps when you are hauling gear back from missions and events.
