While Microsoft's focus is currently on Rare's Sea of Thieves, due to launch on March 20th, there are other exclusive titles due to be released in the next few months.
One of those is State of Decay 2, the sequel to Undead Labs' zombie action survival game. Scheduled to hit Windows 10 PC and Xbox One at some point during Spring, the game already received an official ESRB rating (Mature).
Fans have been waiting for an info blowout and the developers seem just about to open the floodgates. In fact, they've recently released two new screenshots of State of Decay 2 which showcase improved visuals when compared to the last time we got to see new assets at Gamescom 2017. Check them out below, alongside their own captions shared by Undead Labs.
State of Decay 2 will be powered by Unreal Engine 4, unlike the previous installment which ran on CryEngine 3 technology. It will introduce drop-in, drop-out cooperative features so that up to four players can enjoy surviving the zombie apocalypse together, even if they don't play on the same platform thanks to cross-play.
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