Fit check
Is Trip in HELL worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy fighting repeated zombie waves and want an endless survival structure
- Small groups looking for cooperative sessions with up to four participants
- Shooter fans who want to buy weapons and repair barricades during combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign with a defined ending rather than repeated enemy waves
- Players who want varied objectives beyond shooting zombies, buying equipment, and rebuilding barricades
- Players looking for a shooter without gore and violent zombie combat
Our take on Trip in HELL
The endless wave format keeps the focus on repeated defense, but gives up a defined campaign progression. Players move between escalating attacks, equipment purchases, and barricade repairs instead of following a structured sequence of story missions.
What is Trip in HELL?
Trip in HELL is a survival shooter set after a biological additive turns much of humanity into zombies.
Players control a robot that arrives on Earth during the collapse and fights hostile undead creatures. Single-player and cooperative modes are available, with cooperative sessions supporting up to four people on one server, including random players. The game uses an endless wave structure: each wave becomes harder, while players buy weapons and ammunition and rebuild barricades to slow enemies. Several maps are available in both solo and cooperative play. The game also includes Steam achievements and a rock soundtrack by Russian composers Graffeeets prod. Planned future updates are intended to add more maps.
How Trip in HELL plays
- 01Four-player sessions
- Cooperative matches support a maximum of four people on one server, including friends or random players.
- 02Escalating enemy waves
- Successive zombie waves become harder during the ongoing survival gameplay.
- 03Weapons and barricades
- Players can buy weapons and ammunition and rebuild barricades that hold enemies back.
- 04Solo and cooperative modes
- Several maps are available for play alone or with other participants.
- 05Steam achievements
- The game includes achievements on Steam.
Trip in HELL compared to similar games
CrisisActionVR also combines zombie combat with online play, while Trip in HELL supports solo play and cooperative servers for up to four people and centers on increasingly difficult waves with barricade repairs. CrisisActionVR additionally lists VR headset support and power-ups, which are not part of Trip in HELL's described feature set.
Trip in HELL: platforms & release
Is Trip in HELL worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy fighting repeated zombie waves and want an endless survival structure. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign with a defined ending rather than repeated enemy waves.
Where can I download Trip in HELL?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Trip in HELL's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Trip in HELL on?
Windows only.
