Last Day on Earth: Survival

Imma be honest the game is far too grindy, this is something you must commit actual YEARS to if you wanna get to the fun stuff, since some parts of the game require things that you can only get via RNG. Sure the game nowadays is more f2p friendly since you can get a lot of weapons and armorsets from Police station and bunker alfa, but most of those weapons and armor will only reduce the time you spend gathering resources minimally since you can only use ads to autofarm specific locations and yet you can only do that between 12 hours

If you love scavenge-grinding, THIS is the game for you. This game is really fun at the beginning. Then the cycle gets repetitive. Too repetitive for my taste but your mileage may vary. I know people who've been playing this game for over two years, so there you go! The game is basically: Scavenging->Sorting->Storing->Processing->Base-building (repeat) There is a bit of action but it's very streamlined and not the main point of the game. It's basically a post apocalyptic survival/scavenging simulator where you find leftovers and make stuff out of them for you to use. Microtransactions will save you some grind and progression will feel less tedious, but the game IS all about grinding, so, can you see the irony here? At times it feels too mindless and the lack of depth starts to get to you. Plus the food/water need is an unnecessary mechanic that feels out of place and mostly distracts/annoys you rather than feeling immersive.

I hope they continue to update this game. Many years since release but some important content are still not updated. Like crafting tungsten to make guns, metal cutter, etc. Despite being heavily relied on having guns for certain places we still can't make a proper gun of our own instead of just looting it from bunker and others. But luckily the developer is getting nice with making some content easier like farm place and easier loot drop. I hope they continue developing the game before they lose their long time player base who have been waiting for years. For those saying its a P2W game they definitely chicken out of playing this game before actually trying.. even if you're F2P the game is still quiet generous. Every game needs grinding but this game requires real skill to do it so it's not really boring at all. Games nowadays are made so we don't have to think at all, making people lazy to do some minor task, what's good about this game is that they require thinking as well.

      Last Day on Earth is a famous survival game in which players must survive in a zombie-infested post-apocalyptic planet. To protect oneself from the hazards of the world, players must gather resources, make equipment, and construct a base. There are several regions to explore throughout the game, each with its own set of difficulties and rewards.    Resource management is an important aspect of survival in Last Day on Earth. Players must collect resources such as wood, stone, and metal in order to make products and construct their foundation. They must also control their hunger, thirst, and energy levels by locating and ingesting food and drink, as well as resting in a bed or shelter.