State of Decay 2 survival-horror action adventure rpg game

State of Decay 2 is a third person, action adventure, survival horror, RPG game, usually shortened as survival fantasy by the developers. The player has the role of not one character, but an entire community. Every character that is recruited into a community can be individually controlled, contributing their part towards their fellowship and improving on personal skills and goals. The player is able to shoot, drive and melee, although weapons, vehicles and equipment will deteriorate after prolonged use and need to be fixed using materials found in the world.


For the first time in the series, in State of Decay 2, players can invite or join their friends and play cooperative gameplay. All players can bring a character from their personal roster to aid the host in their personal community. Each player can only access their personal storage and items, as well as their characters, to avoid robbery. Friendly fire is also turned off. Players can make use of high-end facilities that may be available on their friend's base and bring the resources back to their community, as well as scavenge resources from their friend's world.


Zombie fatigue in popular culture can sometimes feel as widespread a disease as the blood plague itself, but by sticking to its guns and delivering on a smarter breed of zombie game, State of Decay 2 is a potent reminder of why the undead continue to be such a rich source for interactive entertainment. Players didn't flock to State of Decay for the gunplay, for that there are handfuls of other games that tackle the zombie apocalypse, makeshift weapons and survival elements more competently than State of Decay did or does.


State Of Decay 2's most significant addition to the original's set-up is the advanced base-building options and a new element called the blood plague, which can infect any of your characters and creates super strong zombies.

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