STATE OF DECAY 2 Walkthrough Gameplay Part 7 - WAKIZASHI SWORD (Xbox One X)

NEW State of Decay 2 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 7 of the State of Decay 2 (SOD 2) Campaign including a Review and Mission 7 for Xbox One X and WIndows. My State of Decay 2 Gameplay Walkthrough will feature the Full Game Story Campaign. This Full Game State of Decay 2 Gameplay Walkthrough includes a Review, Weapons, Zombies, Enemies, Bosses, Base Building, Character Customization, Single Player, Co-Op, Cinematics, Cut Scenes and more until the Ending of the Single Player Story. Thanks Microsoft for giving me State of Decay 2!

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State of Decay 2 is a horror survival game sequel to State of Decay developed by Undead Labs and published by Microsoft Game Studios. It is planned to release on May 22nd 2018 for both Xbox one and PC, with an early release date of May 18th for owners of the game's Ultimate Edition. State of Decay 2 offers a vast open world game divided in three different maps, each with its own setting and locations. The player assumes the role of a procedurally generated character, and in given time recruit new members to their cause in order to maintain an entire community. Combining elements from survival horror, role-playing and action adventure games, State of Decay offers a wide variety of elements that help define a personal community experience that is constantly evolving and always different from player to player.

State of Decay 2 is a third person, action adventure, survival horror, RPG game, usually shortened as survival fantasy by the developers. The player has the role of not one character, but an entire community. Every character that is recruited into a community can be individually controlled, contributing their part towards their fellowship and improving on personal skills and goals. The player is able to shoot, drive and melee, although weapons, vehicles and equipment will deteriorate after prolonged use and need to be fixed using materials found in the world.