Two of us have been building ROUTE, a story set in a zombie-overrun world where the usual survival logic doesn't apply. No bunker to seal yourself into, no cabin to fortify. Your only shelter is a school bus, crewed by you and up to three friends, constantly moving through different zones of the wasteland, patched up and armored as you go instead of sitting still and waiting to be found.

Already 10.000 people are following along and locking in early access before launch, which honestly says a lot about how much this "keep moving or die, together" idea resonates with people who think about this stuff as much as we do.

Would love to know how this take on the apocalypse lands with this community, particularly whether a moving shelter you share with a crew feels like the smarter way to survive, or if you're firmly in the solo bunker/fortress camp.

If you think your friend group would actually survive this together (or immediately fall apart), wishlist it on Steam and find out: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/4892120/ROUTE/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4892120/ROUTE/)

Building a post-apocalyptic co-op scenario where your shelter is a school bus you drive through the wasteland, not a bunker you hide in!