The Japanese are making a game about survival after the end of the world

Wild Dog company with the central office in the Greater Tokyo metropolitan area presented DMZ: Nuclear Survival, an open-world survival simulator. As it is easy to understand by the name, the action of the novelty will unfold on the Earth after a nuclear disaster, so it will be partly reminiscent of the Fallout and Rust universes. Here you will be able to build a base, create a whole army of captured characters under the control of artificial intelligence and even make friends with a bear. What else is known about this game?

The action of the online action movie is set on the Earth after the atomic war. Because of it all the continents were knocked down into one huge Pangea. And on it surviving heroes organize their life as they can: explore ancient ruins, including real monuments of archeology (here you can, for example, find the Chinese Terracotta Army), build fortresses, create tools, weapons and develop technology. The peculiarity of the map is that it is generated procedurally for each server, and the landscape is allowed to change at will. Nothing prevents you from surrounding your possessions, let's say, not only with a wall, but also with a makeshift moat. This feature will allow you to build both above-ground and underground bases.

Another important difference of the project is that it will allow you to take control and train NPCs to accompany you in battles. If you don't have live partners, you can take three computer "dummies" with you on a sortie - that's your squad. For each of these characters is available development with the assignment of new skills and traits. But it is worth considering the natural gifts of each fighter - one will be good as a medic, the other will be an excellent farmer, and the third will have your back in battle. Also under control will be different animals, including bears, wolves and ostriches. And they too will have to be trained to better fulfill their tasks.