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From the preview, "I came into E3 feeling very curious about How to Survive by developer EKO Software. Its being shown off at an interesting time. The latest hit in the zombie apocalypse genre is State of Decay. State of Decay is so well received because it makes us scavenge for supplies and manage a small community of survivors as opposed to constantly gunning down zombies. How to Survive is both similar and drastically different from State of Decay. Although you will also be scavenging in How to Survive, the reasons for scavenging are completely different. How to Survive places an emphasis on crafting. You can combine items you find into things that will ultimately aid in your survival. Want to make a homemade assault rifle that shoots bolts and screws? You can do that."

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Behold, the pulling power of the apocalypse.
Now this is impressive. Indie XBLA title State of Decay has sold almost as many units in two days as the rest of the games industry sold this entire week.

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Behold, the pulling power of the apocalypse.
Now this is impressive. Indie XBLA title State of Decay sold almost as many units in two days as the rest of the games industry sold in the entire week.

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State of Decay may not be the Holy Grail of Zombie Games, but its definitely a step in the right direction. Given a larger budget and co-op gameplay, State of Decay could have been something much greater, but for the first title from a studio it is beyond expectations.

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Cody from Gaming Furever reviews State of Decay: "I know what you're thinking; another zombie game, adding to the oversaturation of yesteryear's market. While State of Decay looks like it might be another run-of-the-mill zombie game, it is anything but. State of Decay manages to be 'that zombie game with real survival elements'. If you've ever had a group of friends that often talk about "if so-and-so game just had free roaming and gathering food and ammo and stuff, it'd be a great game", Then State of Decay is that game. Undead Labs has done an impressive job on a game that combines elements of an RPG, a survival game and a dash of random generation in to make one flawed, but wonderful gem of a game."

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Tony from Video Games Made Me Do It reviews Undead Labs State Of Decay.

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State of Decay players can now publicly display their affection for the open-world zombie game. Developer Undead Labs is now selling official merchandise for the game through their online store.

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EuroGamer: "State of Decay is a scrappy, somewhat coarse game on its surface level. Its systems are poorly explained, its textures lacking in detail, its gunplay entirely functional. But its systems have a clockwork-like beauty, interlocking with rare grace to create a vivid, meaningful world in which player-driven stories arise with delightful frequency. Its dialogue is passable, its pre-scripted missions workmanlike and its interface fussy. But look past the ragged façade and you'll discover one of the finest open world games yet made, an experience that trades cinematic sheen for a different sort of impact, one that leaves you grieving over unscripted deaths and celebrating the little victories. State of Decay is unrefined but never anything less than interesting. And in video games, interesting has never been at such a premium."

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Michael from We Got This Covered wrote: Stranded in a grocery store, I was surrounded. Zombies poured in from the windows as I unloaded the last clip from my 1911 into a wall of the undead that were rapidly approaching. Realizing that my last shot alerted a nearby horde, I had the uneasy feeling that my fully leveled character Ed might be facing his last minutes alive and if he was, he would be going out in a blaze of glory. I took every zombie on full force, bashing them into bloody pulps until I was too exhausted to go on. Frantically mashing my D-pad, I prayed I still had a bag of potato chips and codeine to recover my stamina and health. Turning up nothing but an alarm clock, I made a decision to throw the clock behind me. Luckily, it gave me enough time to leap through a window and escape to a nearby warehouse. This is the world of State of Decay.