I’m one of the thousands who joined after the Steam launch, and I have to say, the transition from traditional survival games to Web3 has been smoother than I expected. Most "Play-to-Earn" games feel like spreadsheets, but Undeads actually feels like a AAA title.

After a week of grinding, my biggest realization is that positioning matters more than gear. I spent my first three days dying in the "Red Zones" because I thought my base weapons were enough. Pro-tip for other Steam players: Join a local faction camp immediately. The communal defense bonuses are the only way to survive the night cycles right now.

I’m curious about the $UDS token unlock that happened on January 2nd. The price seems to be holding steady despite the extra liquidity—does the community think this is due to the high staking APR (50%) or the demand for new NFT skins?

Looking forward to meeting some of you in the VR Hub later tonight!

We just saw the release of 2.15M $UDS (about 1.46% of the supply) a few days ago. Usually, these events cause a massive price dump, but the $UDS chart on KuCoin and Gate is looking surprisingly resilient.

I think the "Post-to-Earn" and "Engage-to-Earn" initiatives are doing exactly what they were designed to do: keeping tokens in the hands of active players rather than speculators. By rewarding forum activity and in-game participation, the team has created a "diamond hand" culture.

My Question: Are most of you rolling your forum rewards back into the 50% APR staking pools, or are you using them to upgrade to "Epic" level Zombie NFTs? Personally, I’m split 50/50. I want that passive income, but the power boost from a higher-tier NFT is tempting for the Q1 Faction Wars.

I’ll admit, when I first heard Undeads was launching on Steam back in November, I was skeptical. Most "Web3" games struggle to satisfy traditional gamers, but after playing the Steam build for a few weeks, the polish is undeniable.

The way they’ve handled the "Play-to-Own" mechanics without forcing the blockchain side down everyone’s throat is a masterclass in game design. I love that I can just focus on survival and base-building, and then engage with the $UDS economy when I’m ready to upgrade to "Legendary" gear.

For the veterans here: Do you think the influx of Steam players is going to change the Faction War meta? I’ve noticed the "Human" settlements are becoming much more organized lately.

My suggestion: We should have a "New Survivor" mentor program on the forum where long-term holders can help the Steam newcomers optimize their first NFT purchase.

Has anyone else noticed the coordinated attacks from the Smart Zombie faction over the last 48 hours? It seems like a few of the top clans have figured out how to chain their "Psychic Screech" abilities to completely shut down Human base defenses before the turrets even engage.

I was defending a Level 3 settlement last night, and even with high-durability NFT armor, we couldn't hold the line against a synchronized 10-man zombie swarm. It’s making me wonder if the current Human "Medic" buffs are enough to counter the sheer crowd control (CC) the undead have right now.

My suggestion for Human Players: We need to start prioritizing "Signal Jammers" in our crafting builds. If we can break their psychic links, we might stand a chance in the next territory reset.

First off, the Unreal Engine 5.1 graphics in the VR Social Hub are breathtaking—the lighting in the Bowling Alley is top-tier. However, as the player base grows, I’m finding the "fast travel" system between the Hub and the Racing zones a bit clunky.

Could we get a simplified "Quick-Join" menu for the mini-games? When I only have 15 minutes to play Undeads Rush, I’d love to jump straight in from the main menu rather than walking my character through the Hub every time.

Also, since the migration to Avalanche, the transaction speeds for buying "Blood Boxes" have been instant, which is a huge win. If we can just polish the Hub UI, this metaverse will be unstoppable.

Anyone else feeling the same about the Hub navigation, or do you enjoy the "walkable city" vibe?

I spent about 6 hours in the "Red Zones" this weekend, and it’s clear that the old "tank and spank" meta is dead. With the recent updates to zombie psychic detection, heavy armor is actually becoming a liability because of the noise floor and movement penalties.

I’ve switched to a low-profile Scout build using the new silenced carbines from the Steam December drop, and my survival rate has spiked by 40%. If you're struggling to extract with your $UDS loot, stop trying to outgun the swarms—start out-positioning them.

Quick Question: Has anyone found a reliable way to bypass the "Screecher" zombies without triggering a local horde alert? I’m testing flashbangs, but the cooldown is a bit too long for solo runs. Let’s share some tactical tips!

As we move further into 2026 and the mobile version of the Undeads Metaverse begins its rollout, the meta is shifting significantly. I’ve been analyzing the balance between the Human and Smart Zombie factions, and I believe the Zombie psychic abilities are currently underrated for territory control.

While Humans have the crafting advantage, the Smart Zombies' ability to organize "Horde Strikes" via the VR Social Hub is a game-changer for land defense. For new players joining this month, I highly recommend looking into the "Psychic Dampener" skill tree.

My tip for the community: Don’t just grind resources—focus on building your reputation within your faction’s localized DAO. With the recent token performance, the $UDS rewards for successful territory defense are becoming more lucrative than simple scavenging.

What are you guys focusing on for the Q1 Faction Wars? Are you staying Human for the crafting perks or embracing the swarm?