To take it to the closest the game has been to a full release.īut before then, 7 Days to Die is still worth checking out and playing. The only thing is we have no official date as to when it will be live, just that they’ve got more testers working on this update than any before it, and so more bugs are appearing that they’re trying to fix to make the next release as stable as possible. New weapons, places of interest, enemies, so many things confirmed, so much just rumour. The big release everyone is waiting for though is Alpha 20, which is expected to see the largest update 7 Days to Die has ever seen. Not much changed in the latest update, although Twitch integration was added. It currently sits in the 19th Alpha release phase, more specifically, Alpha 19.5. Despite that though, 7 Days to Die still continues to make Steam’s top played games list each year. Not fully due to the faults of the developers, The Fun Pimps, but more because their publisher, Telltale Games, crashed and burned which caused a massive setback to the entire game.Ī setback that hasn’t seen an update to the console version for several years, and that sees the game still in Alpha after its release in December 2013. It isn’t often that a game spends nearly a decade in its Alpha state, but 7 Days to Die is one of those games that still sits awaiting a full release.
