Dead Matter

Community-driven Steam Greenlight has approved Dead Matter and there are several reasons for that decision. Firstly, it's always great to support indie game developers, if they made a decent open-world survival game. Secondly, constantly updated game deserves to be published for a wider audience. And thirdly, just think about how often you're offered the chance to visit zombie-plagued Canadian based Alberta? While the last point is a joke, every other is true for this game. After assuming a role of a lone survivor after the zombie apocalypse, you're all set to move on with your character's virtual well-being. To do so, you need to stay alive while exploring the rich in-game environment in search of collectibles of all kinds. While doing that, you will come up with your unique playstyle that will save your life on more than one occasion. Apart from standard self-defending techniques, you're able to build up shelters and traps to protect yourself from blood-thirsty zombies. A well-thought crafting system allows you to construct and tweak everything you need from weapon attachments to vehicle modifications. All of these actions are easier to complete in Dead Matter together with your friends, of course.