Fight on foot, shake the police and turn the next job into cash and XP. Explore five worlds with friends: two towns for street chaos and three hunting worlds for leveling and discovery. Build your character, gear up and make the getaway your own.
Walk, sprint and jump through the world as your own character. In the hunting worlds, open doorways lead into the building you’re standing beside.
Step onto an entry ring and your character walks through the doorway. The camera moves from the overhead street view into first person. Use the mouse to look, WASD to move and left-click to fire. Ctrl remains an attack key.
Watch for the building’s lurkers and weapon caches. Walk out through an open doorway to return to the outdoor camera. Menus and chat release the mouse so you can use the interface.
Equip a weapon, bring ammo and check your armour. The bank and the island are a rough place to arrive empty-handed.
Models used in the game. Weapons and equipped parts can change during the alpha.
More cruisers join as your stars rise. Officers can pull you out of your car and subdue you.
Pistol officers and drive-by gunfire make a bad chase much worse.
Armoured officers bring SMGs and shotguns. Cruisers ram harder and block the road ahead.
Five destinations, with different ways to play together. Bring your friends to HavocTown City and Palm City for street chaos, driving and exploration. Head to the three hunting worlds to fight monsters, earn XP and discover what lies beyond the towns.
Two towns to explore with friends. Start in HavocTown City, then visit Palm City for a change of scenery.
In-game world map ↗Start in the heart of the action. Meet your friends, head into the streets and make the next getaway your own. Police, traffic and crowds share the town with the dealers, gun bench and mission board.
In-game world map ↗Take the chaos to a different town. Explore palm-lined avenues, the marina and beachfront with friends, then get behind the wheel on streets with their own traffic and crowds.
These three worlds are built for hunting and character progression: urban ruins, infected woodland and a frozen mountain deadzone. Explore on foot, find hunting areas and marked buildings, and take on the enemies that suit your equipment. Nine named hunting areas sit within these three worlds.
In-engine world preview
Learn to handle the outbreak in ruined city streets. Start with slow Shamblers, track down fast Runners and work up to the armoured Quarantine Brutes.
Enemy stats & world guide →
In-engine world preview
Trade the city streets for a wooded outbreak zone. Durable Mosswalkers, fast Rotwood Stalkers and heavy Gravebark Hulks make each camp a different test.
Enemy stats & world guide →
In-engine world preview
Head into the mountain deadzone for the toughest of the three hunting worlds. Hunt pursuing packs, armoured Ravagers and the dangerous Deadzone Wardens.
Enemy stats & world guide →Level ranges are recommendations, not entry requirements. Images show the actual world environments in an in-engine preview; live enemies and players are not staged into these views.
Pick HavocTown City or Palm City for town life, or choose a hunting world for monsters, leveling and discovery.
You must be alive and free of another travel action. Finish or leave an active event first; a friend’s travel selection does not move your character automatically.
Apocalypse City introduces slow packs, faster pursuers and armoured brutes. Woodland Outbreak raises enemy health and adds tougher hunters. Alpine Deadzone is the highest recommended band, with heavily armoured targets and longer fights.
Try a manageable camp before moving to the strongest enemy. Review your weapon’s range, attack rate and remaining uses, then check armour and allocated stats. A level number alone does not describe your whole build.
There are five WORLD destinations: HavocTown City and Palm City are the two towns for multiplayer street chaos. Apocalypse City, Woodland Outbreak and Alpine Deadzone are the three worlds for hunting, leveling and discovery. Their nine named hunting areas are places inside those worlds, not nine additional worlds.
Yes. These are shared online hunting worlds. Connect to the same game server, choose the same destination in WORLD and meet at a named hunting area. You can also train alone. The credited killer receives the eligible training XP; do not assume an equal party-wide XP split.
No. Apocalypse City recommends levels 1–20, Woodland Outbreak 15–45 and Alpine Deadzone 35–75. These ranges describe the intended challenge, not access restrictions. Start with an encounter you can handle and move up when your equipment and combat skills are ready.
Training travel uses the WORLD panel and does not wait for a global event start. Enemies have their own respawn delays. The EVENTS timetable and mission resets are separate systems; finish or leave an active event before travelling to a hunting world.
The listed total includes the training reward plus the five-XP baseline for an eligible credited kill. You must be in that world, within the enemy’s combat area and outside the brief arrival-protection period. Indoor enemies require you to be at their building. Shooting from a protected arrival position or outside the encounter area does not earn the full training reward.
Open WORLD with V and select HavocTown City, Palm City or one of the three hunting worlds. You must be alive, fully out of a vehicle and not already loading another trip. Finish or leave an active event first. Each player chooses their own destination, so agree where to meet before travelling.
Five missions take you from a city staging point to a final escape. Play solo or bring a crew; each mission recommends one to four players.
Open MISSIONS and choose a ready job. Travel to the staging location yourself, then work through six stages. Rob a truck, break into a bank or casino, take an office tower, or hunt targets across the city.
A reset clears the board cooldown. A mission you have not played can already be ready, so check the in-game board before waiting for a timer.
Mission briefings & resets →Click another player for Trade, Party and Guild options. A party brings friends together for a job; a guild gives your crew a shared name and roster for the current server session.
Missions scale enemy numbers, health and damage with the crew. Sort your weapons, ammo and armour before heading to the staging point.
Guilds, rosters & group play →Six events, ordered by their next start. Pick your objective, check the entry details and arrive with the right loadout.
Upcoming events, entry details and mission resets.
Take your place on the grid, follow the checkpoints and race for the finish. Earn cash, XP and Race Points based on your result.
45-second race lobby · 10-second starting countdown
Step into the ring and clear waves of brawlers. Use J to jab, K to hook and L to kick.
5-second opening countdown · longer introductions for boss waves
Clear two waves of armed responders. The first wave starts with eight enemies for a solo player and scales with your group.
2 enemy waves · 4 seconds between waves
Head to Harborside Plaza and take down the boss. Watch for rockets while you fight.
5 minutes before the boss escapes
Fight a respawning island army and three tanks. This is a PvE combat zone: clear soldiers for XP, take on tanks and collect their drops. Enemy strength and soldier numbers scale with players online.
12 seconds of protection when you arrive
Head to Westside Depot. Attack or try to steal the event vehicle to spring the crew’s ambush, then finish the fight before departure.
5 minutes before the bus leaves
Current alpha base rewards. Difficulty, server settings and future balance updates can change them.
Choose your model, change the paint and finish it with body parts and neon. Explore four featured builds, or browse all 23 vehicles below. The Rust Bucket starts at 2,000 cash.
Drag the car or use the slider to look around.
Red racing paint, white stripes and carbon details, finished with a full rear wing.
200,000 cash · base vehicle
Make it yours with saved paint, parts and neon. Styled in-engine previews shown; optional upgrades cost extra.
Spend cash on performance levels. Change the bonnet, bumpers, spoiler, skirts and wheels to suit your car.
Car weapons need to be owned and stocked: Ctrl fires the mounted gun, O drops oil and L drops a mine.
Earn XP from fights and events. Each level gives you a point to spend on Strength, Vitality or Agility.
Melee damage per point. Useful if you prefer getting close.
Maximum health per point. Take more hits before going down.
Movement speed per point, up to a 25% bonus.
XP, cash, owned vehicles and their setups stay on your character. You also gain 10 base maximum HP per level, before Vitality bonuses.
On-foot gameplay, first-person interiors, Fight Club, character equipment and driving. Each image is labelled as a gameplay capture or an in-engine preview.
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