RELATED: Overwatch Begins Their Annual Overwatch Halloween Terror 2019 Event Today, Shows Zenyatta Standingħ Days to Die has been in alpha for so long that it’s begun to seem dated, nearly a decade old game at this point without ever having seen a beta, much less a full release. The developers have recently begun improving the graphics and models of the game from launch.
With that upcoming release, many are beginning to wonder when enough alpha is enough for the title to push towards the next stage?Īt this point, the title is barely recognizable from when it originally released, having added a multiplayer and dozens upon dozens of improvements and fixes. RELATED: World Of Warcraft: Shadowlands Scourge Pre-Expansion Event To Begin November 10thīefore much longer, 7 Days to Die will be passing into its Alpha 20, with Alpha 21 not too far behind it. Rather than having moved onto a beta format, the game remains in alpha despite so many years of patches and improvements. Now that it’s been nearly a decade since launch, though, players are a bit surprised to see that the game is… still in alpha.
Since then, the game has been one of the more defining titles in the genre over the years despite being in alpha with an extremely fleshed out – albeit buggy – experience. Back in 2013, the survival-horror zombie title 7 Days to Die was released into a playable alpha on Steam.
