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Project Zomboid's cars are fickle, treacherous machines that always seem to break down at precisely the worst moment. You need a vehicle - once you've picked clean your starting neighborhood and have ...

The new Project Zomboid unstable build is here, and The Indie Stone has made big changes to ranged combat, skill progression, ...

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Project Zomboid launched all the way back in 2011 and has effectively been in development for a decade at this point. The game blew up in popularity recently though, mainly because of an update that ...

In its effort to create as deep a role-playing experience as possible, Project Zomboid includes a dizzying array of both positive traits and negative traits. These can either help you create a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Just about anything can kill you in Project Zomboid, but nine times out of 10, it's going to be a zombie. If you're not mobbed by a group of them, one ...

Playing Project Zomboid with mods can be a lot of fun – but sometimes, you just can't beat a classic Survivor playthrough of the base game. If you're hoping to disable your mods or even remove them ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. In the early days of Project Zomboid, you'll be doing a lot of scrounging around for resources. But there's a much prettier way to put it: foraging.