Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden

Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden is a tactical adventure set on a post-human Earth where nature has reclaimed ruined cities and the human population is gone. You lead a group of Mutants into the Zone to survive and search for Eden, a legendary refuge said to hold answers about the world.

The team includes Dux, Bormin, Selma, and other Mutants, each with a distinct personality and perspective. The Ark serves as a return point where you can restock supplies and plan the next expedition.

Gameplay and features

• Turn-based tactical combat: Combat uses a turn-based tactical system inspired by the XCOM games, placing encounters within the game’s broader exploration and stealth framework.
• Real-time stealth: Move through shadows to avoid enemies or catch them unaware. You can enter enemy camps quietly and position the Mutant team before a fight to seek the element of surprise.
• Mutations and abilities: Mutants can unlock individual abilities, including Selma’s Stoneskin and Bormin’s Charge. Dux can use his ability to sneak into an enemy camp unnoticed.
• Environmental tactics and equipment: Use cover from floodlights and enemy lines of sight, or destroy walls and buildings. Equip the team with weapons and gear ranging from makeshift slingshots and rifles to top hats and police vests.

Frequently asked questions

What is the objective in Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden?

Lead your companions into the Zone to survive and search for Eden, a legendary haven associated with the possibility of finding answers about the world.

How does stealth work?

Stealth takes place in real time. You can sneak through shadows, avoid or surprise enemies, and position your team inside an enemy camp before combat begins.

Which characters are in the team?

The team includes Dux, Bormin, and Selma, alongside other Mutants. Their personalities and perspectives differ; Dux is a talking duck, while Bormin is a boar.

What can players do with the environment and equipment?

Use cover to stay out of floodlights or enemy sightlines, and destroy walls and buildings. The team can be equipped with weapons such as slingshots and rifles, as well as gear including top hats and police vests.