Steam News1 March 20264mo ago

For Project Zomboid players, the year-long wait for a stable build is nearly over

Project Zomboid build 42 went live in its 'unstable' form in December 2024. Over a year later, and despite the introduction of multiplayer support at the end of 2025, it's still not reached the 'stable' state that indic

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addedProject Zomboid build 42 went live in its 'unstable' form in December 2024. Over a year later, and despite the introduction of multiplayer support at the end of 2025, it's still not reached the 'stable' state that indicates a reliable experience and doesn't threaten to disrupt saves, servers, and mods. There's also been increasing unrest that the team doesn't talk to the community enough between updates. But new design director Christian 'Serellan' Allen, who joined Project Zomboid developer The Indie Stone in late 2025, is planning to change that.

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Project Zomboid build 42 went live in its 'unstable' form in December 2024. Over a year later, and despite the introduction of multiplayer support at the end of 2025, it's still not reached the 'stable' state that indicates a reliable experience and doesn't threaten to disrupt saves, servers, and mods. There's also been increasing unrest that the team doesn't talk to the community enough between updates. But new design director Christian 'Serellan' Allen, who joined Project Zomboid developer The Indie Stone in late 2025, is planning to change that.

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