7 Days to Die understands what games in the survival genre strive for. Dumped in an unforgiving world, you're tasked with living; first for a day, then seven days, and then for as long as possible.

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Ugly visuals; Abysmal technical performance; Punishing aiming system requires precision not afforded by controllers; Poorly optimized port

Not the magic number.

Oddly addictive at times; Ambitious

Textures and animations are hideous; Not particularly exciting; Little originality

There's a hint of a good game in 's mix of zombie attack preparedness and crafting and cooperative stands against zombies, and it has valuable ideas to contribute to the genre. In fact, you can almost hear them screaming to escape from beneath terrible graphics, barely useable menu controls, and...

Better off dead I had heard that name before, and I was aware that it was a popular sandbox zombie survival game on Steam Early Access, but that's it. Prior to news that Telltale would be publishing the title on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, I'm not sure I had ever seen footage, much less a proper...

Survival games are very popular, and zombie games are very popular, and so it's only natural to see zombie survival games, right? It seems like the holiest of matrimonies, but we've yet to see a truly amazing specimen (' State of Decay ' is pretty respectable).

I think this game is really cool but yeah if there's too much going on at once the game gets laggy and it's super creepy with headphones on And I mean by too much going on at once if an entire building is falling it's going to get laggy until it's over

Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top once said that " every girl's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man ". And while Hank, one of the characters of 7 Days to Die could easily be a member of ZZ Top, surely no girl is getting crazy 'bout him, as he does not possess a single sharp feature.

Moments of Brilliance; A Good Laugh

Poor Mechanical Execution; Meaningless Combat; Laughably Poor Graphics; Simply Bad; Bad to The Bone

Good game play with a steep learning curve. Draw distance is poor but overall a challenging game.

They say first impressions are everything, but also not to judge a book by its cover. When I first launched 7 Days to Die I was immediately turned off by the horrendous graphics and controls.

Local and online multiplayer; Extensive crafting menu

Bland graphics; Uninspired environments; Crappy controls

I have owned this game since it came out. It has had many patches/updates, with many more planned in the future. It offers a good mixture of Minecraft's creative "block" features that allow you to build almost anything you'd like, with Zombie survival aspects that cater more towards FPS players in...