Featured Image Credit: Madrain Studio
Topics: Fallout, The Last Of Us, Steam, PC
Combining the post-apocalyptic terrors of both The Last of Us and Fallout, this brand-new RPG is not one you want to miss out on and luckily, you can play it for free right now.
The post-apocalyptic genre has been a cornerstone of storytelling for many years, perhaps because it explores humanity’s response to the destruction of the world and society as we know it or because we simply love a zombie story.
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Either way, we are desperate for more stories set at the end of the world and this upcoming RPG inspired by the likes of The Last of Us and Fallout does just that.
Set in a post-apocalyptic city, Nobody’s Left tells the story of ordinary men who can no longer stay ordinary as survival is only guaranteed if you can adapt to the new world you find yourself in.
Developed by Madrain Studio and set to launch fully at a later date, players can now dive into the game ahead of its launch thanks to Steam.
Once a safe haven and a place of peace, players will now find themselves in a post-apocalyptic city where the future is no longer promised and survival is harder than ever.
It is now your job to protect your loved ones as you take on a variety of missions to rid the city of the monsters that plague it.
Use stealth and close contact combat in order to get the upper hand on your foes as you embark on a unique story across a derelict city.
“As the global situation is becoming more fragile than ever, a war breaks out in a modern country that was always considered a place of peace,” the official Steam synopsis reads.
“Now the pre-war safe haven has turned into a post-war apocalyptic city that follows no rules but the rules of the jungle.
Safety is no longer guaranteed, fear is present and survival is a must, all men have only one duty, that is to protect their loved ones, but at what cost?
You will find out…”
Nobody’s Left is now free to try out on Steam ahead of its full launch.