Overview

2023 and 2024 are shaping up to be exciting years for survival games. Many upcoming titles are breaking away from the usual zombie or horror themes, offering more exploration and realism. One game that caught our attention is Pacific Drive, a run-based survival adventure set in the Pacific Northwest.

Replay ability, Longevity, or Both?

When it comes to survival games, replayability and longevity are crucial. Games like Minecraft and DayZ offer extensive replayability, thanks to their complex tech trees and community-driven content. Balancing both replayability and longevity is key to creating a compelling survival game.

Pacific Drive

Pacific Drive is a unique survival game developed by Ironwood Studios, set in the Olympic Peninsula. The game combines elements of mystery, sci-fi, and survival, offering a fresh take on the genre. Players must navigate through various biomes, avoid storms, and gather resources to upgrade their vehicle.

Is Pacific Drive a Survival game?

The game emphasizes exploration and problem-solving, making it a true survival experience. Players must manage their vehicle, gather resources, and avoid hostile environments. The car serves as both a tool and a companion, adding an emotional element to the gameplay.

Community Feedback

We value your thoughts on Pacific Drive and other survival games. Does this game fit well with other solo survival experiences like The Long Dark? What do you look for in a solo survival game? Share your feedback in the comments below.

Closing Recap

In this episode, we discussed various survival games, including Sons of the Forest and Pacific Drive. We also touched on the importance of community support and third-party contributions. Join us next week for an in-depth look at DayZ server management. Until then, take care, survivors!

Thank you for tuning in to the State of Survival podcast. We hope you enjoyed this and found it informative and engaging. We look forward to seeing you next time.