Game Description

In Death Road to Canada you can play for free as a pirate online with a friend or team up with up to 4 people online to fight numerous zombies in procedurally generated levels. A huge city is available for exploration. It can be explored both on foot and by transport. While fighting bloodthirsty monsters, you need to save and recruit people, as well as take dogs to your base. There is a huge amount of humor and blood. However, all the violence is presented in a cartoonish style.

Game mechanics of Death Road to Canada combine elements of action, road adventure, horror and survival. There is both a single player campaign and online play available, allowing you to go through the difficult road of death to Canada. Absolutely any element is randomized. City, enemy location, survivors, loot, etc. is generated randomly. Free online play is available for up to four people. Having gathered your team of survivors, you will need to go through a real bloody zombie apocalypse.

On the way to Canada, various quests and random events await you. A wide arsenal of weapons is available, including firearms and melee weapons. By taking a dog into your team, you can teach it to drive a car. The environment is completely interactive. Throwing chairs and sofas is allowed. Characters' skills are upgraded. There are sections called Interactive Fiction, where you will need to make difficult moral choices.

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