Dayz - PlayStation 4

Most addictive game I've ever played. You have to play the game your own way and figure out what works best for you to learn. I had to start off with community servers because official is so hard for new players. Alot to learn and even with 800 hours in, I'm still figuring some stuff out. Official is about the only thing I play now, some death match servers. It's not call of duty. The goal is to survive and stay alive. I've played both ps4 and 5, this game is the reason I bought the ps5. Runs much smoother.

If you like to suffer and play the hardest game ever made. This is it. It will test your patience, stamina and most of all… morals.It’s a brutal game with the innocent and monsters all on one map. It’s organized chaos to put it simply. Buy the game. Just do it.And try to just live past one day. And keep at keep at it. It will get better. And on the lighter side, when there is not zombies chasing after you and gunshots ringing out in the distance, It’s a chill game to do some fishing or hunting animals. It lets you play how you want. But please, don’t be the monsters that kill fresh spawn players for fun. The game is insanely hard enough already. Try to to trade with some people, help out the new players and maintain some kind of moral compass in a world of insane people.I wanted a challenge for a game. I got more than I asked for.10 out of 10 is my score for it.Ps. Look up JLK Dayz on YouTube to see how a pro plays it. It’s like watching the show the walking dead. But better.

DayZ is what you make it. Most detailed online survival game available on PlayStation. It has a steep learning curve, but it is continually rewarding to play. Everything and everyone can kill you, so it is anxiety inducing with frequent hilarity thrown in for good measure.Game runs exceptionally well on PS5. Outdoor environments and player characters look great. Vehicles can be tricky when you have a latency hiccup, but still so much fun.See you in Chernarus. :)

Having spent a lot of money and a good chunk of my life playing video games, it is sometimes fun to reflect back on what you really enjoyed from all of those hours spent playing. It may be somewhat a reflection of real life and overcoming challenges, but some of my best memories are from the early stages of a game. You know, the point were you don't have all the cool weapons or gadgets and sometimes you have to avoid enemies because you are too weak and they will quickly take you out. This makes each time you find something to help you that much more meaningful and critical to your survival. Sure it is fun to play after these early stages, but is it as rewarding? This is a game that perpetually keeps you in the fearful and every item counts stage of a game. You may stabilize your character and even find higher end loot, but one wrong step and it is all taken away from you.I also really enjoy meeting other players in this game. What a character study in the mind of video game players. I refuse to shoot anyone I meet which usually means that I will get shot by the other player. What does it say about us as a society when in a game we have a choice to help each other or we can shoot each other in the face and the first choice is always to shoot the other player? Is it self-preservation or something darker? I don't know, but it still makes each encounter interesting and often fatal.The game isn't perfect when it comes to inventory management. For example, the most recent patch just added the option to make it easy to add logs to a fire. Keep in mind this game is older and you have to have a fire at night if you don't have the high end clothing or you get wet. Never mind building the fire, which was clunky at best, adding additional logs on the fire was an extreme exercise in patience.That said, I am glad I stumbled across this game and have enjoyed all my time spent playing it. If you are patient and can avoid losing your mind each time you get killed and reset back to zero, I would recommend this game for you.

This game is bad ass works perfectly..