After years of anticipation, fans of the survival game “7 Days To Die” can finally celebrate as the co-founder of The Fun Pimps, Richard Huenink, announced a potential release date for the game’s full 1.0 version. In a recent Twitch chat with fans, Huenink revealed that the target date for the stable release is set for Thursday, July 25th. This news has been met with excitement and relief from the game’s dedicated community who have been patiently waiting for this moment.
Huenink also mentioned that leading up to the stable release, there will be an experimental branch on Steam where players can preview new features early. The developers are planning to launch the experimental branch on Monday, June 24th, giving them four and a half weeks to address any issues and pass certification. This transparency and communication with the player base are commendable and show the team’s dedication to delivering a polished final product.
The Evolution of 7 Days To Die
Reflecting on the game’s journey from its early access days to now, it’s clear to see the progress and improvements that have been made. A comparison of screenshots from the game’s earlier versions to the current trailer showcases the evolution in graphics and gameplay. The game’s premise of building during the day and defending against hordes of zombies at night remains a core element that sets it apart from other survival games on the market.
Value for Money
With the impending full release, the price of “7 Days To Die” is expected to increase from its current cost of £19/$25/€23 to $45 (approximately £40/€45). This price hike is common for games transitioning from early access to a full release. The developers have advised interested players to purchase the game now while it is still at a lower price point to get the best value for their money. According to Joel Huenink, another developer on the team, the game offers countless hours of gameplay and is worth investing in.
As fans eagerly await the stable release of “7 Days To Die,” there is also hope that the game will return to platforms like Game Pass in the future. While this is not confirmed, the developers have hinted at the possibility of making the game available on subscription services once again. The community continues to show support for the game, with many looking forward to diving back into the world of zombie survival and base-building.
The upcoming full release of “7 Days To Die” marks a significant milestone for both the developers and the player base. With improved graphics, new features, and a dedicated team working tirelessly to deliver a polished experience, fans can expect an exciting and immersive gameplay experience. As the release date draws near, the anticipation and excitement continue to build, signaling a bright future for this beloved survival game.