- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- February 29, 2024
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four players share the campaign online, with same-screen local co-op also available. Each survivor hacks zombies into configurable Zombots, equips them for combat or labor, and coordinates exploration, crafting, camp upgrades, traps, and defenses while the controlled workforce farms resources and fights.
About this game
Welcome to ParadiZe drops you into a zombie-filled world where the undead aren't just enemies but your workforce. This action-adventure RPG lets you capture zombies, train them to perform tasks like farming and combat, and build a thriving camp in the ruins of paradise. You can tackle the entire campaign solo or team up with a friend in true co-op, working together to manage resources and survive.
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The core loop revolves around exploration, zombie wrangling, and base management. You'll venture into dangerous zones to capture new zombie types, each with unique abilities, then assign them roles back at camp. Coordinating defenses, resource gathering, and expedition planning with a co-op partner adds a layer of strategic depth and keeps sessions dynamic.
Both online co-op and local split-screen are supported, so you can play from separate systems or share a couch. The blend of survival pressure and quirky zombie management makes for memorable teamwork moments, especially when communication breaks down and your undead crew goes haywire.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play the entire campaign in co-op?
Yes, you can play through the full campaign with a friend in co-op. The game supports both online co-op and local split-screen, so you can team up from separate systems or share a couch.
How does zombie management work in co-op?
You capture zombies and train them to perform tasks like farming, combat, and defending your camp. In co-op, you and your partner coordinate which zombies to capture, what roles to assign them, and how to manage defenses and resources together.
Do both players need to own the game for local split-screen?
No, for local split-screen only one copy of the game is needed since you're sharing the same system. Online co-op would require each player to own their own copy.