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The deathmatch survival game, currently in development by Daybreak Game Company, is an offset of H1Z1, which was split into two separate projects in early 2016. H1Z1 presents a massive sandbox MMORPG set during the zombie apocalypse in the rural areas of the United States. The outbreaking H1N1 virus entitled "H1Z1" has caused mutation across the US, forcing players to find a way to survive against the undead and the surrounding elements of nature, including wolves, bears, and even hostile survivors that may attack through interaction as you scavenge to find resources to survive. The game was originally released via Steam through early access in January 2015. After suffering a series of severe technical issues, including players unable to log in or gain access to an active server, changes had to be made. Plagued by framerate issues, a lack of voice chat and AI problems, H1Z1 still managed a successful launch, selling over a million copies in the first two months. Fast-forward to February 2016, where Daybreak officially announced that the original game of H1Z1 would be split into two separate projects, in order to allow separate development teams work on the two games, which were subtitled Just Survive and of course, King of the Kill. H1Z1 focuses on the deathmatch element of the game, and will test players to their limits to use their survival instincts to escape death at the hands of the enemy horde. SEO: H1Z1: King of the Kill presents a deathmatch survival offset game from the original sandbox MMORPG, developed by Daybreak Game Company.
H1Z1: King of the Kill
The deathmatch survival game, currently in development by Daybreak Game Company, is an offset of H1Z1, which was split into two separate projects in early 2016. H1Z1 presents a massive sandbox MMORPG set during the zombie apocalypse in the rural areas of the United States. The outbreaking H1N1 virus entitled "H1Z1" has caused mutation across the US, forcing players to find a way to survive against the undead and the surrounding elements of nature, including wolves, bears, and even hostile survivors that may attack through interaction as you scavenge to find resources to survive. The game was originally released via Steam through early access in January 2015. After suffering a series of severe technical issues, including players unable to log in or gain access to an active server, changes had to be made. Plagued by framerate issues, a lack of voice chat and AI problems, H1Z1 still managed a successful launch, selling over a million copies in the first two months. Fast-forward to February 2016, where Daybreak officially announced that the original game of H1Z1 would be split into two separate projects, in order to allow separate development teams work on the two games, which were subtitled Just Survive and of course, King of the Kill. H1Z1 focuses on the deathmatch element of the game, and will test players to their limits to use their survival instincts to escape death at the hands of the enemy horde. SEO: H1Z1: King of the Kill presents a deathmatch survival offset game from the original sandbox MMORPG, developed by Daybreak Game Company.
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