Fit check
Is Stay Home worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Zombie-shooter fans who want wave-defense gameplay
- Small groups seeking co-op combat for up to four players
- Solo players who prefer survival encounters against zombie hordes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking exploration, quests, or a story-driven campaign rather than house defense against zombie waves
- Players looking for broader environmental variety than four defense zones
- Players seeking a non-violent game without blood, limb damage, or zombie combat
Our take on Stay Home
The store page emphasizes fast action, co-op, and zombie hordes, while the described structure is narrower: four defense zones, weapon purchases funded by kills, and survival modes built around holding out. The promise of additional content has no specific details.
What is Stay Home?
Stay Home is a first-person shooter about defending a house from waves of zombies.
In single-player mode, a lone survivor tries to last as long as possible after hordes discover a hiding place. Co-op supports up to four players defending the house together. Players shoot zombies in the head and limbs, earn zombie dollars from kills, and spend those coins on new weapons. The game includes four defense zones for repelling incoming hordes. Its gameplay centers on survival encounters in which zombies continue to approach and players have limited places to hide. The store text also mentions that more content is planned, without specifying what it will contain.
How Stay Home plays
- 01Four Defense Zones
- Players can repel zombie waves across four separate areas.
- 02Four-Player Co-op
- Multiplayer supports teams of up to four people defending the house.
- 03Weapon Purchases
- Kills award zombie dollars that can be exchanged for additional weapons.
- 04Solo Survival
- A single-player mode challenges one survivor to last as long as possible against the hordes.
Stay Home compared to similar games
Stay Home centers on defending four zones against zombie hordes in solo or up-to-four-player co-op, with weapon purchases funded by zombie dollars. Abyssus also offers multiplayer shooting, but its description focuses on hand-crafted levels, roguelite progression, and weapon refitting with ancient technologies rather than fixed-zone house defense.
Stay Home: platforms & release
Is Stay Home worth it?
It is worth it if: zombie-shooter fans who want wave-defense gameplay. Skip it if: players seeking exploration, quests, or a story-driven campaign rather than house defense against zombie waves.
Where can I download Stay Home?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Stay Home's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Stay Home on?
Windows only.
