
Is Not Dead Yet worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Co-op groups of up to four players who want fast zombie firefights
- Rogue-lite players interested in experimenting with weapon and perk combinations
- Players who enjoy resource management alongside first-person combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a polished, fully balanced release rather than a game in early development
- Players who prefer slow-paced combat or fixed progression instead of repeated runs with random elements
- Solo players looking for a campaign built specifically around single-player play
Our take on Not Dead Yet
The focus on rapid combat and replayable build creation comes with an unfinished presentation: placeholder material, bugs, performance problems, and balance issues remain part of the current experience.
What is Not Dead Yet?
Not Dead Yet is a 1–4-player cooperative rogue-lite FPS set after unexplained global events leave Earth overrun by hostile people.
Players fight continuous zombie waves while managing resources and creating builds from weapons, roles, perks, and deck-building elements. RPG mechanics include crafting, scrapping, repairing, perks, and random elements. Enemy types require different approaches, while pistols, shotguns, rifles, and SMGs offer varied weapon choices. Each match uses a different combination of gameplay elements, producing distinct runs. The game supports online cooperation for up to four players and includes Steam Achievements. It is in early development, with placeholder content, bugs, performance issues, and balance still subject to change.
How Not Dead Yet plays
- 01Four-player cooperation
- Online sessions support between one and four players working together.
- 02Build customization
- Deck-building elements combine with roles, perks, and weapons to create different playstyles.
- 03RPG maintenance systems
- Runs include crafting, scrapping, repairing, and random effects.
- 04Varied enemy encounters
- Different enemy types require players to learn their individual behaviors.
- 05Multiple weapon classes
- Available firearms include pistols, shotguns, rifles, and submachine guns.
- 06Steam Achievements
- The game includes Steam Achievements, with additional achievements being added.
Not Dead Yet compared to similar games
NEOVERSE also combines rogue-lite, deck-building, and strategy elements, but it centers on time-warping adventures and unique heroes rather than a first-person zombie shooter. Not Dead Yet adds online cooperation for up to four players, while the available description of NEOVERSE does not specify a comparable co-op mode.
Not Dead Yet: platforms & release
Is Not Dead Yet worth it?
It is worth it if: co-op groups of up to four players who want fast zombie firefights. Skip it if: players seeking a polished, fully balanced release rather than a game in early development.
Where can I download Not Dead Yet?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Not Dead Yet's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Not Dead Yet on?
Windows only.



