Mark your calendars, wasteland wanderers — Endzone 2 officially launches July 24, 2025 on PC via Steam and GOG. The sequel to Endzone – A World Apart, developed by Gentlymad Studios and published by Assemble Entertainment, is finally emerging from the radioactive dust, rebuilt and reloaded after nearly a year of development, nine major updates, and tons of community feedback.
If you’ve got a taste for survival city-builders with teeth, this one’s for you. Endzone 2 isn’t about sitting comfortably in one dusty camp. It’s about surviving the worst Earth has to offer — then rebuilding something better.
More Than Just a City-Builder
In Endzone 2, you’re not just managing a single settlement — you’re leading humanity’s desperate push to reclaim the planet. Expect sprawling multi-zone logistics, dynamic systems, and just enough hope to keep moving forward… if the raiders, radiation storms, or poisoned rain don’t get you first.
Key Features for Survival Strategists
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Multi-Zone Management: Scout and build across isolated regions, each with unique resources, conditions, and threats.
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Dynamic Environmental Disasters: The wasteland doesn’t play fair. You’ll contend with radiation storms, droughts, toxic rain, and more — and your plans will have to adapt fast.
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Vehicular Expeditions & Trade: Upgrade your settlement’s bus, create trade networks, and risk long-range expeditions into the unknown.
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Advanced Settler Simulation: Smarter citizens with refined AI and pathfinding make every decision count.
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A Living, Breathing Post-Apocalypse: Inspired by Frostpunk, Banished, and Anno 1800, Endzone 2 builds on genre greats while carving out its own identity.
With a year’s worth of updates already under its belt — including systems for electricity, education, hunting, trade, and more — Endzone 2 is launching as a fully-formed survival strategy beast. It’s not just about making it through another day — it’s about building a future from the ashes.
Endzone 2 launches July 24 on PC via Steam and GOG. Ready to brave the wasteland again?