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After years of early access and a console version that was left in the dust,7 Days to Diehas finally hit the big 1.0 milestone. And while the update is a treat for all fans of the zombie survival sandbox, it seems that those who abandoned the game years ago are reaping the biggest rewards.
For console players who had been stuck with the outdated Alpha 15 version, the jump to 1.0 has been nothing short of revelatory. Suddenly, they have access to years’ worth of content, improvements, and fixes that PC players have been enjoying for ages.
A Whole New World for 7 Days to Die Console Players
One Redditor, who had been playing Alpha 15 on console since 2018, summed up the excitement perfectly.
For these players, it’s more than just the new content; it’s about finally being ableto experience7 Days to Dieas it was meant to be played, free of the frustrating bugs and limitations of the old console version.
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The joy of discovering new POIs (points of interest) that they’ve been missing out on for years is palpable:
Even those who have been faithfully sticking with Alpha 15 until the very end are finding a lot to love in the7 Days to Die1.0 update:
It’s clear that for console players, the 1.0 update is more than just a patch—it’s a whole new game, and they’re diving in headfirst.
The Little Things Make a Big Difference
While7 Days to Die1.0 brings a wealth of new content and features, it’s the smaller quality-of-life changes and bug fixes that have made the biggest difference for many veteran players.
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One such issue that has plagued players for years is the random despawning of base parts, a heartbreaking bug that could undo hours of hard work in an instant. With the 1.0 update, this issue has finally been addressed, much to the relief of long-time players:
It’s clear thatThe Fun Pimpshas been listening to player feedback and working hard to address the issues that have been holding the game back. From bug fixes tosubtle yet thoughtful quality-of-life improvements, the 1.0 update has brought a level of polish and refinement to the game that has been sorely lacking in previous versions.
As7 Days to Dieenters this new chapter, it’s clear that the 1.0 update was worth the wait. Whether you’re a console player who’s been left behind, a die-hard fan who’s stuck with the game through thick and thin, or a newcomer who’s just discovering the joys of zombie-slaying and base-building, there’s never been a better time to jump in.
What about you? Are you a returning player rediscovering7 Days to Diewith the 1.0 update, or a newcomer just starting your journey? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
Soumyajit Mukherjee
Gaming Writer
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Soumyajit Mukherjee is a Gaming Writer at FandomWire, known for his deep dives into tactical shooters and co-op games. Since joining in June 2024, he’s focused on breakout multiplayer titles like Helldivers 2 and Marvel Rivals, bringing sharp analysis and veteran instincts to every story. His gaming journey began at a local café with the OG Modern Warfare 2, and from that very first frag, he’s been chasing the rush ever since.A former competitive Rainbow Six Siege team captain, Soumyajit has played and written about everything from CS:GO, Valorant, Overwatch, and Apex Legends to Rocket League, Call of Duty, and Battlefield. He’s proudly PC-first and has been since said LAN days… but with GTA 6 looming on the horizon, a long-overdue PS5 might finally sneak onto his setup.
