Fit check
Is Earn to Die 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want side-scrolling driving mixed with zombie combat
- Players who enjoy improving vehicles through equipment upgrades
- Players seeking a structured Story Mode with an additional unlockable mode
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want realistic driving rather than physics-based arcade vehicle control
- Players who dislike vehicle damage and repeated drives with different upgrade setups
- Players seeking racing against human or computer-controlled opponents
Our take on Earn to Die 2
Players who dislike vehicle damage may hit a wall when a careless run destroys their vehicle. Automatic repairs happen after each drive, but the moment-to-moment driving still requires managing crashes while moving through zombie-filled routes.
What is Earn to Die 2?
Drive vehicles through a zombie apocalypse in a 2D side-scrolling game that combines driving with vehicle upgrades.
Story Mode takes place across a city with multi-tiered routes, including highway overpasses, underground tunnels, and factories filled with zombies. The game includes 10 vehicles, such as a sports car, police car, and ice cream van, with upgrades including armored frames, roof-mounted guns, and boosters. Ragdoll physics send zombies flying when vehicles hit them. Vehicles can be destroyed during drives but repair themselves afterward. Story Mode is followed by an unlockable Missions Mode. The game was rebuilt for this release and supports full-HD gameplay at 60fps.
How Earn to Die 2 plays
- 01Vehicle upgrade system
- Available additions include armored frames, roof-mounted guns, and boosters.
- 02Ten playable vehicles
- The selection includes a sports car, a police car, and an ice cream van.
- 03Multi-tiered city routes
- Levels include overpasses, underground tunnels, and factories populated by zombies.
- 04Automatic vehicle repair
- Vehicles restore themselves after each drive even though they can be destroyed during play.
- 05Missions Mode
- This mode becomes available after completing Story Mode.
Earn to Die 2 compared to similar games
Earn to Die 2 combines 2D side-scrolling driving with zombie smashing, vehicle upgrades, Story Mode, and an unlockable Missions Mode. GRIP: Combat Racing instead focuses on high-speed racing with wheeled or airborne vehicles and weapons used against opponents.
Earn to Die 2: platforms & release
Is Earn to Die 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want side-scrolling driving mixed with zombie combat. Skip it if: players who want realistic driving rather than physics-based arcade vehicle control.
Where can I download Earn to Die 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Earn to Die 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Earn to Die 2 on?
Windows and macOS.
