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Dead of Winter is a semi-cooperative game where players control survivors in the zombie apocalypse, searching through locations for equipment to support the colony and their own secret goals. Players must also survive the cold and the undead while trying to figure out if someone is secretly trying to destroy the colony. | Dead of Winter is a thematic, semi-cooperative game where players control survivors in the zombie apocalypse, searching through locations for equipment to support the colony and their own secret goals. Players must also survive the cold and the undead while trying to figure out if someone is secretly trying to destroy the colony. | ||
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Dead of Winter is a thematic, semi-cooperative game where players control survivors in the zombie apocalypse, searching through locations for equipment to support the colony and their own secret goals. Players must also survive the cold and the undead while trying to figure out if someone is secretly trying to destroy the colony.
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