New ‘God Save Birmingham’ Gameplay Trailer Demonstrates Your Fight for Survival [Watch]

Kakao Games and Ocean Drive Studio have released the first gameplay trailer for their upcoming open world 14th Century zombie-fest God Save Birmingham. The footage in question sees you start out in an abandoned house (save for the zombies), maneuvering to avoid drawing attention while gathering supplies. Of course, things get messy quickly, which gives us an opportunity to see some of the combat.

In addition to the brand new trailer, players can get a glimpse of God Save Birmingham this May at PAX East (May 8–11), where the devs will have a PAX-exclusive playable demo.

Set in 14th-century Birmingham, England, God Save Birmingham sees you as the lone survivor of an undead plague that has besieged the medieval market town. As a result, you must forage for supplies, craft tools and weapons, as well as hunt for food, water, and shelter, with only your wits to protect you. All the while, the undead horde creeps closer.

The game will make use of physics-based mechanics, where you’ll need to think to stay alive. Stack furniture to barricade doors, leap low fences to trip up your undead foes, and if you’re looking to go on the offensive, lop off limbs to reduce the undead to angry, wriggling torsos.

God Save Birmingham will release into Early Access on Steam, where the game will likely remain for one year while Ocean Drive Studio polishes gameplay and completes the town.

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