DayZ has many familiar game features: Zombies, guns, beautiful environments... But where it really shines is the gameplay dynamic between humans. Unlike other zombie games like the l4d franchise, DayZ focuses less on slaughtering wave after wave of zombies and uses them only to add another level to the gameplay. The main focus is on the human interactions you find in the game. The need for food and water and other items that are in limited supply, forces players to interact. Will you try to be friendly and share resources, or go striaght for the kill to take what you need?

DayZ has many familiar game features: Zombies, guns, beautiful environments... But where it really shines is the gameplay dynamic between humans. Unlike other zombie games like the l4d franchise, DayZ focuses less on slaughtering wave after wave of zombies and uses them only to add another level to the gameplay. The main focus is on the human interactions you find in the game. The need for food and water and other items that are in limited supply, forces players to interact. Will you try to be friendly and share resources, or go striaght for the kill to take what you need?