Every building has potential to fill your inventory, but they’re not easy places to loot, given how prevalent the undead are. Blocks and blocks of wide roads, tall buildings. Zomboid usually tries to balance out the maps, but Raven Creek is a towering city in comparison to the rest of the areas. It has an abundance of everything, which is a blessing and a curse. On the opposite end of the level spectrum, Raven Creek is a dense city map. The rest is fairly rural, with a lot of the landmass ripe for any survivalist looking to hide away from the horde. There’s the foreboding mass of an asylum in one corner. About half the map is given over to a rigorously planned urban sprawl, where the houses and streets are neatly squared away. The streets are littered with cars, far more than in any official map. The town of Bedford Falls was clearly hit hard by the end times.

The town made famous by ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ is also one of the better community maps. PZ has a mod menu in-game, which lets you enable and disable any mods. To download anything listed below, you just need to subscribe to the linked mod. Everything you need is available within the game’s Steam Workshop. There’s nothing complicated about modding Zomboid. And remember, if you're after a more general list of tips and tricks to get better at the game, be sure to check out our Project Zomboid beginner's guide on how to survive the apocalypse as well.

A few mods below will solve that issue, while others will build out areas of the game that are somewhat lacking.īelow, you'll find a list of our favourite Project Zomboid mods, as well as how to install them. The hardcore nature of the game’s survival mechanics make for a great, long-term project, but they don’t offer an easy route or a long life. Modders moved swiftly to support version 41 of Zomboid, so there’s plenty of add-ons to make the game more (or less) appealing. Watch on YouTube The best Project Zomboid mods

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