Latest H1Z1 News

After spending a year in Early Access, Daybreak Games’ zombie MMO H1Z1 will be coming to PS4 and Xbox One this summer while the PC version is getting split into two games

While elements of survival games have existed since games first hit the scene, modern survival games mix elements of different genres to create a new experience.

Daybreak announces that their president and CEO, John Smedley, is retiring from his position at the company, but will remain on board in an unspecified role.

In this week’s Video Game Round-Up, we reveal ‘H1Z1’ players are afraid of the dark, the minimum PC specs for Oculus Rift, cancelled Rock Band sequel, and more.

John Smedley, president of ‘H1Z1’ developer Daybreak, believes that changes are coming to the MMO market, and that the day of ‘World of Warcraft’-style titles is over.

Daybreak Game Company President John Smedley announces that the developer is working on playable female characters for their zombie survival title ‘H1Z1’.

Just a week after being sold by Sony and going independent, the newly named Daybreak Game Company (formerly Sony Online Entertainment) has been hit by layoffs.

In the latest bout of player ‘ingenuity,’ people have set up fight clubs in ‘H1Z1’ where they pit new players against one another for prizes and a chance to win their freedom.

Sony Online Entertainment launches ‘H1Z1’ to server issues and an inexplicable pay-to-win controversy as they go back on their word on how players can acquire ammo and weapons in-game.

The President of Sony Online Entertainment reveals that zombie MMO ‘H1Z1’ will be released on Steam Early Access in January, 2015.

‘H1Z1’ is shaping up to be one of the more ambitious zombie survival titles and these screenshots of its dynamic weather system are no exception.

The zombie survival genre becomes more saturated each day, but Sony Online Entertainment is poised to bring life back to the undead with ‘H1Z1.’ Here’s what they had to show at E3 2014.

Sony Online Entertainment releases the first teaser trailer and image for their zombie-survival MMO ‘H1Z1’ alongside a lengthy gamplay video.

Sony Online Entertainment has revealed more information about the revenue model in store for the zombie MMO, ‘H1Z1.’

Players will get the opportunity to shape ‘H1Z1’ into the experience they desire by voting on features and rules for officially-released custom servers.