Deadly Days

Pixelsplit's sequel, Deadly Days: Roadtrip, left early access and launched as version 1.0. It came out on PC, PS5 and Xbox on the same day. The official announcement covers what's new in 1.0: more than 25 new items and weapons, a new survivor, a new boss and new co-op mechanics.

出典：Steam / Pixelsplit / 2026-10-29

The sequel Roadtrip got a large update before 1.0. It added local co-op (which can also be played online through Steam Remote Play Together) and a new biome, along with new characters and weapons.

出典：In Game News / 2026-09-01

A review of the Switch version of the original game. It walks through the 90-second missions, the rising danger as night falls, what each destination (burger joint, hardware store, hospital and so on) is for, and the food management. It praises how addictive the game is and names the long loading times as a drawback.

出典：はなたろゲームブログ / 2026-08-22

A long review arguing that the push-and-pull between gathering food and the danger that comes with nightfall goes well with roguelike randomness and harsh restarts. It covers the game's high difficulty, the difficulty settings, and the fun of trial and error, all with screenshots.

出典：KENTWORLD for ゲーム / 2022-04-27

An interview with Pixelsplit, a seven-person studio based in Frankfurt, timed for the Switch port. They explain the design idea behind the original: you command a group of survivors as a mob rather than controlling one character, and you have to balance resources against item and ability synergies. They also talk about how the port was done.

出典：PS4Blog.net / 2020-08-27

A look at how Pixelsplit, maker of the Deadly Days series, ran production on Roadtrip. Topics include timelines planned backward from the budget, prototype weeks that cut most ideas quickly, and setting milestones around events like Steam Next Fest.

出典：Codecks / 2025-12