You could dig a hole if you'd like or completely edit out areas which was neat to some degree, though with bad execution. I did however like the concept of the crafting or editing of the world since that was in-depth yet poorly directed. It basically came down to slugging around hoping the zombie might be taking pain. It also just wasn't any fun as there wasn't any guided focus on what you're doing and the combat was brutally awful. I also wonder what a sexy nurse zombie is doing in the middle of the desert, just strange. The world does feature a couple of biomes, but these just mold into each other roughly and all look the same with what's in them. I once saw five of the same zombie in a group which is purely lazy. The animations are incredibly stiff no matter what you do with the same zombie attacking you. It's all basically the same whether you have other players glitching around or a horde of generic zombies sliding across the ground. The game also doesn't really have any goals to it and can't decide if it's a multiplayer survival game, a cooperative experience or a solo zombie survival. I felt as though I was playing a game on mobile that I've dialed back the render distance to minimum which was disgusting to witness. Not only does it present an aged world, it has poor performance and a pitiful draw distance at all times. Simply put, 7 Days to Die is absolutely appalling on the console being one of the worst titles I've ever played. 7 Days to Die Review "A Horrible Apocalypse" Campaign
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