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OFFICIAL GAME PROFILE — XBOX RELEASE · NOV 4
Outbreak: Dead City
Enter a zombie-filled city as a H.A.D.E.S. soldier, search for research, help a scientist, and fight toward a possible vaccine. Xbox Wire schedules the console release for November 4; Steam has not given the PC version a date. The official PC listing supplies the hardware figures below and a wishlist option.
Xbox Series X|SPC · Steam (planned)
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VISIT OFFICIAL PAGE ↗EXTERNAL LINK · VERIFY REGION & PLATFORM THE GAME01 / OVERVIEW
ENTER THE WORLD.
Enter a zombie-filled city as a H.A.D.E.S. soldier, search for research, help a scientist, and fight toward a possible vaccine. Xbox Wire schedules the console release for November 4; Steam has not given the PC version a date. The official PC listing supplies the hardware figures below and a wishlist option.
Xbox Wire schedules an Xbox launch for November 4. Steam still labels the PC edition coming soon. The button opens the official Steam wishlist page, not a PC purchase page.
DEVELOPERScrapGear Studio
PUBLISHEREastasiasoft Limited
RELEASE4 November 2026 on Xbox; Steam date still listed as coming soon
VERSIONPre-release on Steam; check the platform store
GAMEPLAYSCREENSHOTS
THE PLAYER'S GUIDE
KNOW THE GAME.
The mission behind the zombie combat
Outbreak: Dead City is a narrative first-person shooter about a H.A.D.E.S. special-forces team entering a city under zombie attack. Steam's official description names several goals: recover research, evacuate a scientist, locate a hidden laboratory, and search for a vaccine. That gives the action a chain of objectives rather than only an endless survival arena. The studio describes a low-poly 3D presentation, so expect stylized environments rather than photorealism. The store also identifies the game as single-player. It mentions working with a squad in the story, but that is not confirmation of online co-op.
Xbox Wire lists November 4, 2026 for Xbox. The Steam page still says the PC game is coming soon, without a firm date. Keep that platform split in mind: a console launch announcement should not be read as proof that a PC download is ready. The button on this profile opens the official Steam page so PC readers can wishlist it and monitor changes. For console access, follow the Xbox listing from Xbox Wire or search the exact title in your regional Xbox store.
Why objective order matters
The game's listed mission beats suggest a simple way to avoid getting lost: identify the current objective before spending ammunition on every visible enemy. A search for a scientist, research, or laboratory is different from a wave defense challenge. Look for the route or interaction that advances the task, then decide which fights are necessary to reach it. This is an approach to the confirmed mission structure, not an unverified walkthrough. We have not played a launch build or mapped its levels.
When a mission offers information or supplies from survivors, take time to read what the interaction provides. The store explicitly mentions human survivors as sources of information or resources. That could help explain a route or replenish a limited item. Do not assume every conversation is optional decoration, but also do not invent a hidden choice system without evidence. The useful habit is to treat the objective, the environment, and available supplies as one problem rather than three unrelated tasks.
Weapons, ammunition, and upgrades
Steam lists upgradeable weapon types including semi-automatic rifles and handguns, plus melee strikes. It also says ammunition can be picked up in the city. That combination creates a practical resource question: when is a shot worth spending, and when can movement or a close-range option preserve supplies? The official description does not publish damage values or an upgrade tree, so a precise best build would be guesswork. Learn each weapon's role in the live game before committing to a favorite.
A disciplined first attempt can test one variable at a time. Notice how much ammunition a common enemy takes, whether a melee opportunity is safe, and how often new supplies appear along the route. If an upgrade is offered, choose one that addresses the problem you actually encounter most often rather than a category that merely sounds stronger. This method gives a player information without pretending the current balance is fixed. Patches may change weapon handling after release.
What New Game Plus adds to the appeal
The official PC page mentions New Game Plus after the mission objectives. That tells us the developers intend another pass after completion, but it does not spell out every carryover rule, enemy change, or reward. If replay value matters to you, wait for the live store description or gameplay footage to show those details. An advertised mode is a reason to watch the game, not proof of a particular difficulty curve or amount of content.
The more grounded question is whether the core loop remains enjoyable: move through a city, handle threats, manage ammunition, and complete objectives. A second run is only worthwhile if those choices have some room for improvement. Watch for variation in routes, weapons, and upgrades once players can see the released game. Until then, avoid purchasing on the assumption that New Game Plus includes features that have not been announced.
Hardware and official access
Steam lists Windows 10/11, an i3-2100 or FX-4300, 4 GB RAM, a GT 730 or R7 240, DirectX 11, and 3 GB free storage as its minimum PC specification. The recommended tier is an i5-4460 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB RAM, a GTX 750 Ti or R7 360, DirectX 11, and the same storage. These are store-listed figures for the PC edition, which is still marked coming soon. They should be rechecked when the final PC build launches.
For Xbox, use a live regional store page to confirm the console editions and download size. Xbox Wire's weekly schedule says release dates can change. Store access is therefore a stronger final check than a dated news roundup. Steam offers a wishlist now; do not treat an unofficial installer as an early release. The game-specific artwork on this profile is saved from Steam's official product art to a local file, so the card can display without depending on a remote image host.
SYSTEM CHECK02 / REQUIREMENTS
CHECK YOUR RIG.
Requirements are transcribed from the linked official store or publisher support page. Confirm current specifications there before purchase.
MINIMUM 01
- Windows 10/11
- Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD FX-4300
- 4 GB RAM
- GeForce GT 730 or Radeon R7 240
- DirectX 11 · 3 GB storage
RECOMMENDED 02
- Windows 10/11
- Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- 8 GB RAM
- GeForce GTX 750 Ti or Radeon R7 360
- DirectX 11 · 3 GB storage
START PLAYING03 / INSTALL GUIDE
THREE STEPS TO GO.
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Open the official store link and confirm the platform, region, edition, price, and current release status.
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Use the store's purchase, preorder, wishlist, or demo action as appropriate; NEXPLAY does not host game installers.
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Install from your platform library when available, then apply any current official updates before playing.
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GOOD TO KNOW04 / FAQ
BEFORE YOU DROP IN.
01Can I download the PC version now?＋
Steam currently labels Outbreak: Dead City coming soon. Wishlist it there and check the live page for the PC release date.
02When is the Xbox release?＋
Xbox Wire lists November 4, 2026, subject to change. Confirm the live regional Xbox store before purchasing.
03Is it multiplayer?＋
The Steam feature list identifies single-player. Squad members are part of the story; do not assume online co-op.