Gravehold: Survival

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Gravehold: Survival is a single player action game. It was developed by Obsidian Core and was released on November 19, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

The world as you knew it is gone. An unknown virus spread rapidly across the globe, turning the population into relentless hordes of the undead. Cities were abandoned, governments collapsed, and civilization fell into chaos. Now, a few survivors fight to keep hope alive amid the destruction. Core Mechanics of Gravehold: Survival - Base Building and Management Construct and fortify your re…

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Action

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

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The game has a charming and colorful art style that makes the zombie apocalypse feel fun and engaging.
Exploring the world and gathering resources is enjoyable, with a satisfying base-building system that offers plenty of customization options.
Despite being in Early Access, the game shows great potential and is already entertaining, with exciting zombie waves adding to the challenge.

The game currently lacks a tutorial, making it difficult for new players to understand how to play effectively.
There are several glitches, such as getting stuck in walls or floors, and the Construction UI is not very user-friendly.
Content is limited, with repetitive gameplay and small stack sizes for crafting, leading to a feeling of boredom and lack of depth.

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The graphics feature an early 2000s polygonal style complemented by a vibrant, cartoony art direction that brings a lively and fun atmosphere to the zombie apocalypse setting, making it feel less intimidating. Overall, the colorful visuals enhance the game's appeal despite its dark themes.
- “Looks great with its cartoony, colorful art style—it makes the zombie apocalypse feel surprisingly fun.”
- “Graphics are reminiscent of early 2000s polygonal designs.”
- “The cartoony art style makes the world feel lively and not too scary, even with all the zombies.”