Death Road to Canada is a name I haven't heard for quite a while. A co-op action post-zombie apocalypse road trip game and it just had a big update for 2024.
Death Road to Canada is a name I haven’t heard for quite a while.
A co-op action post-zombie apocalypse road trip game and it just had a big update for 2024.
Built for you to replay it as many times as you like everything is randomized including locations, events, survivor appearances and personalities as you hit the road and attempt to survive.
The new OMENTUM update that launched today has added in plenty for you to jump back in including 4 new special rare characters to find, 11 new events to play through, various new event images, you can now use a fire extinguisher as a weapon (and support for putting out more fires), AI improvements so they can actually pick up and throw zombies now, new character perks and traits added and plenty of bug fixes.
Sounds like an excellent time to try it out again.
Death Road to Canada has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Verified.
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Death Road to Canada is a name I haven’t heard for quite a while.
A co-op action post-zombie apocalypse road trip game and it just had a big update for 2024.
Built for you to replay it as many times as you like everything is randomized including locations, events, survivor appearances and personalities as you hit the road and attempt to survive.
The new OMENTUM update that launched today has added in plenty for you to jump back in including 4 new special rare characters to find, 11 new events to play through, various new event images, you can now use a fire extinguisher as a weapon (and support for putting out more fires), AI improvements so they can actually pick up and throw zombies now, new character perks and traits added and plenty of bug fixes.
Sounds like an excellent time to try it out again.
Death Road to Canada has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Verified.
The original article contains 169 words, the summary contains 160 words. Saved 5%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!