With just a few days until the official release of version 1.0 of 7 Days to Die on all platforms, the game’s community is unsure how to react to this launch. Many PC players have already tested this version in its experimental phase with all the new mechanics and changes made.
It appears that fans are not very impressed with the additions and don’t understand why this update deserves this name. Most players expected much more, especially considering that the game has been in early access for over 10 years.
7 Days to Die Is a Release That Leaves Much to Be Desired
The Fun Pimps will finally release the long-awaited version 1.0 of 7 Days to Die. After its 2013 release, this update will remove the game from early access and introduce new features such as a new character creator, improved skill management, and other previously absent elements.
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Many PC players have already tested the experimental phase of this version and seen all the new additions.
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On platforms like Reddit, the game’s official community has been fervently discussing whether this version deserves the name 1.0. Many users believe the new additions are not enough to justify this name and don’t understand why the studio decided to release it in its current state.
Several users also discuss why they didn’t wait for the completion of the game’s long-awaited story mode.
A Community Dissatisfied With the Quality
7 Days to Die players are a little disappointed. Image via The FUn Pimps.
A user’s post discussing version 1.0 of 7 Days to Die mentions that the current version lacks many of the mechanics from previous versions.
Other users began to express their opinions, speculating that this could be a strategy to boost sales on consoles, given that the concept of early access can be challenging to understand on platforms other than PC.
The discussion continues with other users complaining about minimal changes that affected their perception of the game, saying that the new updates are not what they expected. Many of them are eagerly anticipating the release of the story mode, which the studio has confirmed will happen sometime in 2025.
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Despite all these complaints, the community of this giant game will remain very active beyond the changes.
Everything suggests that The Fun Pimps are planning to add much more content to the game in the future, particularly in the upcoming year. One of the characteristics of this title is that it has sold surprisingly well, surpassing millions of units sold across various platforms.
Another thing the community desires is a graphical update, as the game has become quite outdated.
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