With that said, there is, what was to me, a surprising amount of different stats, perks, traits, and attributes that each character can have, so the chances of you finding two survivors that are exactly the same are extremely slim.
Along your journey you’ll also come across several different characters you can recruit to your party and control individually during combat. Besides that, one key feature is the drop-in and drop-out local co-op, and I guess that’s the main reason why you start each play through with two survivors. The game also offers up to ten different game modes, even though only three of them are unlocked right off the bat. Whenever you start a new game, you can play with random characters or make and name your own, choosing the way they look and their starting perks and traits. For instance, you can come across a sports car that is a lot faster but consumes substantially more fuel and is less resistant to damage. Still, you can find other vehicles, but they can be different from your default one. While you may start your game off with a car, it can break down after taking damage or run out of fuel, which makes it so that you have to continue your journey on foot. With that said, the goal of the game is to make your way to Canada, while surviving hunger, zombies, bandits, and many other random encounters. The game doesn’t honestly have a story, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing, as you just sort of make your own tale in each play through. Now, if you’re one year late to the party as I am, allow me to explain what Death Road to Canada really is.
Death road to canada multiplayer update#
According to the patch notes, this update included a new lighting system with flashlights, a new barricade system, a new trading camp system, a revamp to firearms, and a 100% increase of the game’s soundtrack, as well as a bunch more weapons, characters, achievements, and events. This is especially true considering that the game has just received a pretty packed content update as a commemoration of its one-year anniversary on Steam.
If you’re like me and never really gave this game a try, do not worry, because it’s never too late to join the party.
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