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MIST SURVIVAL is a Single-player, survival stealth sandbox game Players will experience the Apocalypse stimulation in the form of virus pandemic, the players have to deal with it to survive through the difficulties such as finding shelter and food, threats from the environment and climate: wild animals, bandits, infected, and dense mist t
Mist Survival is a survival, zombies and open world survival craft game
developed and published by Dimension 32 Entertainment.
Released on August 14th 2018 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 13,456 reviews of which 10,341 were positive and 3,115 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 7.19€ on Steam with a 20% discount.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 / 11
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 12 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1060 or better
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD Required *
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This is easily the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game I've ever played. It's just poorly made. But, by FAR, this is the most fun gameplay loop I've seen in a while. It's incredibly fun, despite how terrible it is. I'm astonished. Seriously if this was just better made, this could be on a Zomboid level of recognition. The bones of this could make one of the greatest games in the zombie genre. I think this is a solo dev as well, which makes the quality acceptable. Less so with the development time, but obviously, people have lives and things happen.
Too menny people are slandering this game please do your research this was a single developer who did not have any experience with making games they have definitely come along way since I 1st bought the game and the map has changed a lot too he has moved over from unity to unreal and that can take time they are also making the game co-op the game is definitely fun to play and if you want go over to YouTube and find yourself some videos before buying it
I'm a Survival/Crafting/Building type of dude, so far I'm enjoying this game, despite the bugs/glitches it gives. There are plenty of things to do like Fishing - Mining - Crafting - Building - Doing quests - Bustin Zeds and so on. Can't fully rate the game because it's "STILL ON THE WORKS" 7 years passed, but i can confidently say this still has great potential. Positive Guy: --Enemies are fast so from time to time they jumpscare you. --The Car jack mechanic to flip your car is a great idea, many of us aren't born behind the wheel. --The butchering mechanic is also a great thing, with the things you can do with the fat and the guts. You can add fur to the items you can get from the bear, deer and rabbit to make winter clothing. Because there's an over abundance of rags and sewing kits, so they can be used for other stuff. --Lighting the molotov first before throwing it adds realism to the game. Couple of times threw an unlit molly. --The hearing of enemies to certain weapons is also good, needs more polishing but still good. I use a shotgun for the 1st shot to flush out the enemies then bust out the flamethrower. Negative Guy: Knowing this game is still being worked on. Here are the things that annoyed me. --This is just recently, deleted a "very good run saved game" because of the Christmas Tree decor, don't know why but seems like it doesn't mix well with the Halloween decors. Placed Halloween decors at base (all the decors in build menu and only one of each, no issues occurred), after 3 in game days I then plopped 1 Christmas Tree inside. No issues, went for a loot run. Soon as i came back and went near the Christmas Tree game wanted to run 1-5 FPS. Had another save with just the tree and nothing happened, that's why i concluded that the Halloween and the Tree doesn't mix well. Tried to set all graphics settings to low, still 1-5 FPS. Painfully inched my way to the tree to move it, placed it outside (no lights) still 1-5 FPS. Tried to destroy it, resources fall off but tree is still there and still 1-5 FPS, seems like the tree is cloning itself on the same spot infinitely. Kept swinging to destroy it, materials fall off but tree still remains, kept doing that until game crashed "Fatal Error". So i went F it delete -> start new game. --The climbing mechanic throws you out of the map, or glitches you to stuff that'll get you stuck. --Using shift+left mouse while transferring items to a full storage deletes. Example; rags have a max of 8 pieces per stack. Now you have a full storage but a stack of rags inside the storage is still at 5/8, you on the other hand have a full stack of rags 8/8 in your inventory, you now use shift+left mouse to conveniently transfer 3 rags from your inventory to the storage, unfortunately game transfers all 8 of your rags to the storage. Now you have no rags (supposedly you should have 5 left) but the storage rags is at max stack. --When items fall under water. They're no longer obtainable. --The dried catfish has the same hunger value as a tomato, a whole 4kg catfish satiates your hunger the same as one whole tomato. So I recommend that you fillet the catfish instead of drying it. --The sudden spawns. While driving fast, resources like a hard stick can suddenly spawn in front or under your vehicle, yeeting the car. Wildlife can also do this. This happened to me 3 times, one hard stick, one rooster and one bear. Hoping for great improvements for this game. Saw this game 4 or 5 years ago i think, wanted to play this but I had no computer at that time. Now that i have, even though years have passed, i still have high hopes for this game. ~Will edit this review from time to time if i see things to add, unfortunately most of it would be bugs/glitches. Below this paragraph are my added thoughts. --Game volume can't be adjusted. Tried to play some tunes while playing the game, lowered in-game music, nothing happened. Adjusted volume to 0, and game sounds still remains. --Refrigerator doesn't preserve food longer. Made 4 meat soups, their durability/lifespan had very little differences. Stored 3 soups at 99% brought one in my inventory. Went for loot run, after 5 in-game hours came back to base, the soup in my inventory has 90~ish% and the soups in the refrigerator had the same percentage. BTW used the craftable generator for this, don't know if this might work on pre-built bases that have generators already like the white house.
It's ironic to write a review telling people not to just a game too strictly by it's reviews. But here I go anyway... This game is way better than a few of the other zombie survival games out there. The one I'm thinking of in particular is 'Vein'. This game has a lot more depth and potential than Vein. Yet Vein's recent reviews are more positive than this game's recent reviews. This game has variety. For one, in the types of enemies you face. There's different types of zombies, bandits, and even wild animals in Mist Survival. I died to a bear attack right before writing this review. Vein doesn't have the same variety. Plus the Vein Zombies are stupid easy to kill. And their physics are super buggy. In contrast, you have to be one your toes playing Mist Survival. I was building a basic campfire right in front of my base when a bear surprised my from my right. The amount of tasks you can do in this game will keep you busy for awhile. Building a base. Crafting all sorts of needed items. Hunting for food. Growing food. Exploring. Scavenging. Don't get too wrapped up in looting though. The Mist can show up out of nowhere. Do you get home in time to hunker down and wait for the Mist to dissipate? Or stay put and hunker down away from home? Or tackle the Mist head on, and whatever it brings. There more I could add The recent mixed reviews for Mist Survival don't do it justice, in my opinion. Yes, it's a work in progress. Yes, there are some issues that need tweaking. But you're playing an Early Access game. It's to be expected. Knocking the lack of completeness of an Early Access game is silliness, and borderline insulting to the process. It's more ambitious than some of the better-rated Early Access zombie survival games on Steam. It's just going to take time for them to polish all the variety that's here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mist Survival is currently priced at 7.19€ on Steam.
Yes, Mist Survival is currently available at a 20% discount. You can purchase it for 7.19€ on Steam.
Yes, Mist Survival received 10,341 positive votes out of a total of 13,456 achieving a rating of 7.53.
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Mist Survival was developed and published by Dimension 32 Entertainment.
Yes, Mist Survival is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Mist Survival is not playable on MacOS.
No, Mist Survival is not playable on Linux.
Mist Survival is a single-player game.
No, Mist Survival does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Mist Survival does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Mist Survival does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Mist Survival is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Mist Survival.
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Dimension 32 Entertainment
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Dimension 32 Entertainment
Release
14 Aug 2018
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