One of the best. The developer is a young person who's seriously better than Ubisoft or EA. He actually cares for his game and patches the game way faster than anyone (or any company) I've ever seen. I can only apologise for getting the Gold Upgrade late.

+Minecraft~y graphics. Who doesn't love the performance friendly meshes and graphics that actually looks artistic?
+Developer really pushes himself hard to fix and improve the game.
+Free-to-play. Yay!
+Multiplayer. Survival games that has dedicated servers to play are always a good idea.
+Attachments to guns. Detailed crafting. Types of edibles, clothing [not for v3 yet]...
+Editor for editing maps.
+* No zombies lagging to interiors and stuff. *coughcough* DayZ *coughcough*

-Bad performance for low end computers. This type of graphics aren't even too demanding but game gives low performance for some reason. Can be Unity Engine, can be optimisations. Game is easily playable on low settings though.
-No Storyline or a task to do. Simply running around blazin' guns and building for the better future.
-No NPC.
-No companions (pet kinda or human kinda companions [why not both?]) except the players that actually joins the servers or your friends.

The cons are really minor compared to pros. Especially when you think the actual version [3.0] is in Early Access and the game is made by a person who was born at 1997.
This game really deserves the Gold Upgrade to be bought. Not for the bonuses it brings (because they're clearly not worth it [yet?]), but for supporting the developer. Way to go Nelson Sexton!

One of the best. The developer is a young person who's seriously better than Ubisoft or EA. He actually cares for his game and patches the game way faster than anyone (or any company) I've ever seen. I can only apologise for getting the Gold Upgrade late. +Minecraft~y graphics. Who doesn't love the performance friendly meshes and graphics that actually looks artistic? +Developer really pushes himself hard to fix and improve the game. +Free-to-play. Yay! +Multiplayer. Survival games that has dedicated servers to play are always a good idea. +Attachments to guns. Detailed crafting. Types of edibles, clothing [not for v3 yet]... +Editor for editing maps. +* No zombies lagging to interiors and stuff. *coughcough* DayZ *coughcough* -Bad performance for low end computers. This type of graphics aren't even too demanding but game gives low performance for some reason. Can be Unity Engine, can be optimisations. Game is easily playable on low settings though. -No Storyline or a task to do. Simply running around blazin' guns and building for the better future. -No NPC. -No companions (pet kinda or human kinda companions [why not both?]) except the players that actually joins the servers or your friends. The cons are really minor compared to pros. Especially when you think the actual version [3.0] is in Early Access and the game is made by a person who was born at 1997. This game really deserves the Gold Upgrade to be bought. Not for the bonuses it brings (because they're clearly not worth it [yet?]), but for supporting the developer. Way to go Nelson Sexton!