Dev Note #2.1 — In The Apocalypse, Which Server Will You Choose?
Hello everyone, this is the developer of The Apocalypse.
In our previous dev note, we talked about PVE and PVP. This time, let’s dive a little deeper into the very first decision every sandbox survival player has to make — which server should I play on?
In sandbox survival games, the server often defines the rhythm and atmosphere of the entire world.
Some players prefer to explore alone, quietly building their own base at their own pace. Others enjoy teaming up with friends, helping each other, or even surviving side by side with strangers in a shared world filled with danger and stories. Different server settings lead to completely different experiences.
Some players love the freedom of single-player or private servers — no resource competition, no unexpected attacks. You can log in and out anytime, gather resources, and build your shelter in peace.
But many players are drawn to multiplayer servers, where the world feels truly alive. Maybe you’ll meet a stranger among the ruins — cautious at first, but later forming an alliance. Or maybe you and your friends will form a small squad, dividing tasks, rescuing each other, and surviving through waves of monsters together.
We believe that the beauty of sandbox survival lies in freedom — the ability for every player to define their own world. That’s why in The Apocalypse, we want each server type and gameplay mode to offer its own unique experience. Our goal is to build a flexible, inclusive server system that supports both the solo survivor and the communities that thrive together.
So, when The Apocalypse launches — which will you choose?
Will you create a solo world and explore at your own pace?
Start a private server with friends and build your post-apocalyptic base together?
Or join a large community server, where chaos and order are shaped entirely by players?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Your feedback will help us refine server settings and shape the focus of future tests.
If you haven’t yet, don’t forget to add The Apocalypse to your Steam wishlist — thank you for your support!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3619580
In our previous dev note, we talked about PVE and PVP. This time, let’s dive a little deeper into the very first decision every sandbox survival player has to make — which server should I play on?
In sandbox survival games, the server often defines the rhythm and atmosphere of the entire world.
Some players prefer to explore alone, quietly building their own base at their own pace. Others enjoy teaming up with friends, helping each other, or even surviving side by side with strangers in a shared world filled with danger and stories. Different server settings lead to completely different experiences.
Some players love the freedom of single-player or private servers — no resource competition, no unexpected attacks. You can log in and out anytime, gather resources, and build your shelter in peace.
But many players are drawn to multiplayer servers, where the world feels truly alive. Maybe you’ll meet a stranger among the ruins — cautious at first, but later forming an alliance. Or maybe you and your friends will form a small squad, dividing tasks, rescuing each other, and surviving through waves of monsters together.
We believe that the beauty of sandbox survival lies in freedom — the ability for every player to define their own world. That’s why in The Apocalypse, we want each server type and gameplay mode to offer its own unique experience. Our goal is to build a flexible, inclusive server system that supports both the solo survivor and the communities that thrive together.
So, when The Apocalypse launches — which will you choose?
Will you create a solo world and explore at your own pace?
Start a private server with friends and build your post-apocalyptic base together?
Or join a large community server, where chaos and order are shaped entirely by players?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Your feedback will help us refine server settings and shape the focus of future tests.
If you haven’t yet, don’t forget to add The Apocalypse to your Steam wishlist — thank you for your support!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3619580