Head into the mountain deadzone for the toughest of the three hunting worlds. Hunt pursuing packs, armoured Ravagers and the dangerous Deadzone Wardens.
An online zombie hunting world where your route, equipment and choice of enemy shape the fight.
Alpine Deadzone is the highest recommended hunting world currently listed in HavocTown’s WORLD panel. Its level 35–75 band signals a substantial increase in enemy durability and damage. Frostbitten Hunters begin at 1,100 base HP, while the Deadzone Warden reaches 3,600 HP with 32% armour.
The three alpine hunting areas each ask something different of your character. Hunters pressure your movement, Ravagers bring heavier armour and stronger hits, and Wardens require a sustained fight against a slow but dangerous target. Treat these as separate challenges rather than assuming one successful encounter means the whole world is easy.
The snowy world is a shared online PvE destination. You can travel alone or meet friends on the same server; there is no requirement to wait for a scheduled race, heist or island event. The recommended level range is advice, not a lock. Being able to enter early does not mean your current weapon or health pool is ready for the summit.
Compare base enemy stats and choose the next fight. These are current alpha values; balance changes can alter encounters and rewards.
Frostbitten Hunter
Frostbitten Hunters are the entry encounter for this world, but their 1,100 base HP and 14% armour make them a serious step beyond the early city packs. They pursue quickly enough to punish a crowded retreat. Use the trail as your first equipment check before moving on to heavier alpine targets.
Icebound Ravager
Icebound Ravagers bring 1,800 base HP, 22% armour and stronger attacks. A fight can last long enough for positioning mistakes to compound. Keep a route away from the pack, monitor your weapon’s remaining uses and avoid opening a second encounter while the first still needs sustained damage.
Deadzone Warden
Deadzone Wardens are the toughest named training enemy in the current hunting-world catalog. Their high health and armour make burst damage alone a poor plan. Prepare for a longer engagement, respect their heavy hits and move deliberately. The larger XP reward is earned by surviving and finishing the encounter, not simply reaching the camp.
XP includes the training reward and five-XP baseline for the credited killer when eligible. Respawn delays apply to defeated enemies, not a global wave countdown. Base hit damage is before your defensive modifiers. Read the reward conditions ↓
Surviving the encounter matters more than choosing the highest XP number on the map.
Inspect your equipped weapon before travelling. Bring a setup that meets its level requirement and can sustain a fight; limited-use weapons need enough uses left for the target you choose. Compare armour pieces and allocated Vitality, and keep the difference between base item damage and character or weapon upgrades in mind.
Weapons & controls →Use the Frozen Rescue Trail to judge readiness. If a Hunter already consumes your safety margin, there is no advantage in rushing straight to a Warden. Slower enemies still hit hard, so plan room to reposition. Returning to Woodland Outbreak is a valid progression choice while improving your equipment.
Strength, Vitality & Agility →Agree on the encounter before your group moves in. Keeping the same target in view and calling out additional enemies helps prevent a long fight becoming several simultaneous fights. The world is shared with other players; do not assume that a cleared camp will stay empty or that its XP is automatically divided among the party.
Parties & crew missions →Training fits around city life, missions and shared events. You choose when to head out.
While alive and fully on foot, press V or open WORLD. Select Alpine Deadzone, then choose WARP or press Enter. Finish or leave any active event first, and wait for an existing travel action to complete.
Friends need to connect to the same server and select the same world themselves. Agree on one of the three camp names as a meeting point. Use WORLD to return to the city or move to another training destination.
Where gold doorway markers are present, you can enter a building on foot and switch into its first-person view. Look for indoor enemies and loot crates. Stand near a crate and hold E when prompted to open it; rarer crates take longer. Contents vary, and collected crates can restock elsewhere. Clear the immediate danger before working a lock.
The enemy cards show the total for an eligible credited kill: the training reward plus the five-XP baseline. The training portion requires you to be a member of that world, inside the enemy’s combat area and outside the brief arrival-protection period. Indoor enemies also require you to be at their building.
Protected arrival positions and distant shots outside the encounter area do not grant the full training reward. The reward follows the credited killer; a party should not assume every nearby member receives the displayed total. There is no guaranteed XP-per-minute rate, because encounter time, other players and respawns all affect a hunt.
Alpine is the highest of the three current training recommendations, but it is one part of the game. Bring your developed character back to the city for crew missions and global events, or compare saved builds on the character rankings before choosing your next equipment upgrade.
Plan your next event →Answers about multiplayer, level recommendations, travel and rewards.
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.
Compare the other hunting worlds, their enemies and their recommended level ranges.
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 →