Zelter is an upcoming game that crosses Stardew Valley with State of Decay

The world is filled with interesting video games nowadays, and the picture is but getting busier with the introduction of next-gen consoles this holiday flavor like the Xbox Serial X and Xbox Serial S. The scene is specially interesting when it comes to indie games, with dozens of incredible games from passionate teams vying for tiptop spots in our list of best indie games. The latest game to be announced is Zelter, a game that asks the question: "What if Stardew Valley and Country of Decay had a baby?"

Then the game answers that question with its wonderful mix of Stardew Valley graphics and crafting mechanics, with the community edifice and zombie survival gameplay of State of Decay. Its first trailer was merely revealed, along with a date for the game's early admission.

Equally you tin see from the trailer, information technology'southward clear Zelter does take heavy inspiration from the game that inspired an unabridged generation of games: Stardew Valley. However, insteady of focusing on building up an ambrosial firm and crafting new tools, Zelter has you build up a fortified shelter complete with automated turrets, traps, and other defenses to protect from the living expressionless. Instead of farming tools, you'll exist equipped with an armory of guns and other varoius weapons.

In Zelter, you'll as well have to build up a community of survivors and arm them as well, in guild to improve survive the undead onslaught together. It'due south a very interesting mash-up of genres, and could be an heady game if it all comes together well. Fortunately we don't take long to wait, with the game entering Early Access on Steam with a planned release date of Oct 22, 2022. If you're interested, mark you calendars, and be sure to checkout some screenshots from the game downward below.

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