How to Survive

How to Survive

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Release Date: October 23, 2013

Action, zombie, isometric view, RPG elements, survival, co-op, crafting, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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An action-adventure game with role-playing elements by indie studio EKO software. The main story campaign is set in an archipelago of four small islands near the coast of Columbia. This seemingly idyllic place turns out to be infested with ravenous zombies. The protagonists (you can choose from Abby, Jack or Kenji) need to rely on their determination and survival skills in this hostile environment.

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[1:47] How to Survive Mother Knows Best - trailer

[1:02] How to Survive launch trailer

How to Survive Summary

Game Series: How to Survive

Platforms:

PC / Windows

PC / Windows October 23, 2013

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 November 4, 2014

Xbox One

Xbox One October 28, 2014

PlayStation 3

PlayStation 3 November 5, 2013

Xbox 360

Xbox 360 October 23, 2013

Developer: EKO Software

Publisher: 505 Games

How to Survive System Requirements

PC / Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum: Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card GeForce GT 240/Radeon HD 5700, 7 GB HDD, Windows XP

Sony PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4

Uses: PlayStation Network

Microsoft XBOX ONE

Xbox One

Uses: Xbox Live

Game Expansions for How to Survive

How to Survive: Third Person Standalone

Expansion

Action

July 2, 2015

A standalone expansion for the arcade game How to Survive. While the original presents the action in an isometric view, How to Survive Third Person Standalone, just like the title suggests, introduces a TPP mode. Other than the changed perspective, it is the same production. We assume the role of one of the four castaways on a Columbian archipelago which is home to bloodthirsty zombies. Fighting them, we use only items and weapons we either found on the island or made ourselves using the advanced crafting system. Beside fighting the living dead, we also have to take care of such things as water, food, and regular rest in a safe shelter. The day and night cycle, which is present in the game, determines what kind of opponents we face at a given moment. Aside from the story mode, we can play through eight challenges, the results of which are published in an online player leaderboards. How to Survive Third Person Standalone also offers the contents of the Hello My Name is Nina and One Shoot Escape packs as well as several other bonuses.

How to Survive: Third Person Standalone

DLCs for How to Survive

Barricade!

DLC

October 20, 2014

One Shot Escape

DLC

October 20, 2014

El Diablo Islands

DLC

September 4, 2014

Hello my name is... Nina

DLC

May 28, 2014

Kovac’s Way

DLC

April 30, 2014