Survival
Manage your condition, supplies and the risks of travelling through a hostile world.
OPEN-WORLD MULTIPLAYER ZOMBIE SURVIVAL
Enter a persistent post-collapse world where every expedition can become a fight for survival, every sound can draw danger, and every shelter can become a home worth defending.
THE GAME
ORVEXYNE is an open-world multiplayer zombie survival game focused on exploration, danger, cooperation and long-term survival.
Scavenge abandoned places, search for supplies, build shelter, form groups, travel deeper into dangerous territory and decide how far you are willing to go to survive.

FEATURES
Manage your condition, supplies and the risks of travelling through a hostile world.
Use melee weapons and firearms, but remember that noise can create new problems.
Turn scavenged materials into tools, equipment, supplies and useful upgrades.
Build, improve and defend a place to store supplies and prepare for future expeditions.
Use the wilderness as another source of food, materials and quieter progression.
Find, restore and use transport to reach places that are too dangerous or distant on foot.
Survive alone or cooperate with other players through parties, clans and alliances.
Weather, day and night, infected activity and world events keep journeys unpredictable.
THE INFECTED
The infected react to the world around them. A careful approach can keep you alive; panic, gunfire or poor planning can quickly escalate an encounter.

THE WORLD
Forests, towns, industrial sites, abandoned infrastructure and dangerous urban areas create different reasons to travel. The farther you push, the more valuable — and dangerous — the journey can become.
CONCEPT MEDIA
Early concept art. Visuals and features may change during development.
ORVEXYNE
Development information, community links and release details will appear here as the project progresses.
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MULTIPLAYER
Survive alone. Build together.
Temporary parties make expeditions easier. Persistent clans give groups a shared identity and home. Alliances allow larger communities to cooperate when the world demands more than one group can handle.