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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

The blog hasn’t been super active lately.  What gives?

Our marketing person had to leave the team for personal reasons. All of our devs are pretty active on our discord however, and they frequently post screenshots of what they are working on that night.  Join us on discord at https://discord.gg/nmrih!

When is NMRiH2 coming out?

We can’t safely guess right now. Once we get closer to a polished product we can put a more firm date. Thank you for your patience!

Will it be free, or will it cost money?

We’re currently aiming to launch the game in Early Access at a discounted rate of $20. Our goal is to include all subsequent content updates to be released as expansions, free of charge to all players who bought the game. We plan on having purchasable cosmetic-only clothing (that does not affect gameplay) that will be paired with new map releases for those of you who want to support us to continue to make additional free map content and updates.

What Engine will NMRiH2 be using?

No More Room in Hell 2 will be using the Unreal® Engine 4.

I want to be a tester! When and how can I apply to be a tester?

We have been slowly bringing in new testers to help us improve the game, and periodically we approach individuals or we will post on our discord if we are looking for people. At this time, we are staffing a small select pool of testers to help us address specific issues.

Will NMRiH2 run on my potato/alarm clock/apple watch/soup bowl? 

You can take a look at our current minimum and recommended PC specs on our Steam store page Here.

Will it be on consoles?

At this time no, however, we have discussed a potential XBL and PSN release in the future. If the game does well and the demand is there, then we could do it!

Will there be different zombie variants in NMRiH2?

Yes! We are keeping with our “realistic” approach and shying away from making the zombies feel like demons or monsters with superpowers. We are aiming to show a realistic progression of our zombie virus. We will have Runners which are freshly infected, Walkers which are the middle stage, and Shamblers which are the final stage. Each stage has its own strengths and weaknesses, as well as their own attributes which affect their behavior and movement. We will still have children, crawling zombies, zombies with body armor, and more!

Will there be human NPCs?

That’s the current plan! We have numerous archetypes for NPC survivors designed including the National Guard, survivalists, looters, and civilians. We’ve detailed their personality traits and even a form of an “alignment” system which guides how they deal with interacting with players. This is all part of our stretch goals, as they are not currently a focus of ours at this time, but the plans for them exist 🙂

Is there a dev blog or something?

You’re on it!