oh unturned, where do i start with you. i'm no super veteran to the game but i can proudly i was here before russia at least. an unoptimized mess of a game that has claimed the lives of many of my pcs before... yet i always come back. the pvp is unrelenting, do or die, and though that doesn't appeal to me much i can understand why people'd play it. for me, pve is the better gamemode; friendly, low energy, a great means of escapism, if fleeting. helping new players and seeing them be thankful always brightens my day, and mindless zombie killing can help mitigate the stress of a long day. the artstyle is simple and playful, definitely not scary, which i appreciate very much. to have left and returned many times, unturned's pve has left with me a lot of positive memories and experiences, along with teaching me the virtue of kindness and just helping me grow up in general. though i no longer fervently play as i once did, i can always hop on and have a good time :)

oh unturned, where do i start with you. i'm no super veteran to the game but i can proudly i was here before russia at least. an unoptimized mess of a game that has claimed the lives of many of my pcs before... yet i always come back. the pvp is unrelenting, do or die, and though that doesn't appeal to me much i can understand why people'd play it. for me, pve is the better gamemode; friendly, low energy, a great means of escapism, if fleeting. helping new players and seeing them be thankful always brightens my day, and mindless zombie killing can help mitigate the stress of a long day. the artstyle is simple and playful, definitely not scary, which i appreciate very much. to have left and returned many times, unturned's pve has left with me a lot of positive memories and experiences, along with teaching me the virtue of kindness and just helping me grow up in general. though i no longer fervently play as i once did, i can always hop on and have a good time :)