PC players who are fans of zombies, rejoice! State of Decay 2, a game you may have had to skip due to it being limited to Xbox One and the Windows game store, is coming to Steam on March 13. Furthermore, the title is also being updated into the Juggernaut Edition, which will bring all 3 add-on packs, additional content, and a number of quality of life improvements ranging from improved controls to bug fixes. The best part is that if you already have State of Decay 2 (whether you bought it or are playing it through Game Pass), your game will automatically become the Juggernaut Edition this Friday.

The newest DLC for State of Decay 2 is now available. Titled "Heartland," this content features a new 10-hour campaign that takes place on a new (but familiar) map with all new survivors. The good news is that it's still cooperative, so your friends can join in and help you build up your base and take on missions/zombies. The bad news is that it is entirely separate from the main campaign, so you'll be starting fresh and can't bring any of those survivors over.

For almost a year now, State of Decay 2 players have fought tooth and nail to survive in the game's harsh open world.  If it were up to me, I'd say they deserve something nice for a change.  Thankfully, content update 8.0 has arrived, and with it comes the latest and greatest weaponry from... the Second World War.

Half the world is currently hunkering down to survive the harsh winter weather, which makes this time of year a pretty solid choice for releasing extra content into your games.  Such is the case for Undead Labs, who recently pushed a substantial patch for their co-op zombie survival title, State of Decay 2.

Even though surviving in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, scavenging for food and water, and living in constant fear sounds like fun, it can certainly get exhausting.

The last time we heard from Undead Labs about State of Decay 2, they were releasing some 4th of July themed weapons and zombies into the game. At the same time, they provided a rough outline of what was next for the zombie-survival game; specifically, DLC that would add a new co-op mode to the game. On Tuesday, they revealed that "Daybreak" will be arriving September 12 and will let four players team up to fight off waves of zombies.

Undead Labs is getting into the 4th of July spirit a little early with the Independence Pack for State of Decay 2. The DLC is currently available for both the Xbox One and Windows 10 versions of the game and if, like me, you're into driving around in vehicles opening doors, then this pack adds to the excitement with the introduction of new cars like "The Meatwagon" and "The Burninator."

There are hundreds of games now that fall into the “survival game” genre, but in my opinion, very few pack the narrative “oomph” to push them into something engaging (I can only collect 10 sticks to build an axe so many times). This is where I think State of Decay 2 sets itself apart. It’s an extremely focused survival...

This week during our regular "Let's Play Co-Op" Monday night stream, Nick and Jason are an intrepid duo that must fight off zombies and build a community that cares in State of Decay 2. Also, Jason has some fun with car doors.

As the May 22nd release for State of Decay 2 crawls closer (tomorrow), Undead Labs has given us a steady flow of developer logs and streams. That trend continues with two wonderful live action trailers.

As the May 22nd release for State of Decay 2 gets closer, developer Undead Labs has held a number of different streams where they answer questions in real time while showing off gameplay of their new title. In the most recent stream (which is now available on YouTube) the developer showed vehicles, covered some of the differences in the maps, and let players see how gameplay programmers go about surviving in the world.

In a recent Twitch stream, Undead Labs spoke about bases and the changes they are bringing to State of Decay 2 when it launches onto PC and Xbox One with Cross-Play later this year. The video below was part of the stream, so questions presented were being asked by the community.