Guide them through the game’s deep turn-based, tactical combat system that has been inspired by the XCOM games. Get to play as Dux, a duck with an attitude, Bormin a boar with anger issues and Selma a half mutant-half human. This time the humans are all gone and all that is left are the mutants. Nuclear weapons have ravaged the Earth but years later nature was once again able to reclaim it by growing through once majestic cities, now just ruins of what it once was before. If you're curious about Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, check out the gameplay video below to get an idea of what the game is, and head over to the Steam link above to grab the demo.Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden is an adventure, strategy, role-playing video game that is developed by The Bearded Ladies and published by Funcom. It's a small download, too, at around 4GB. Mutant Year Zero opens up after reaching the Ark, of course, but that part isn't included in the demo. This should be enough for players to get acclimated with the game's combat, and world.

The best part is that you can download it anytime, and not just during a limited window as most demos today demand.Īs for content, the Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden demo includes the beginning of the game up to and including the Ark's introduction. The demo is available now completely free. Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden launched in December last year, so it didn't have as much of a chance to show itself off to players, or wow critics in time for the end-of-year lists.ĭeveloper The Bearded Ladies is hoping to turn this around through the release of a free demo on Steam. Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, one of last year's overlooked games, is hoping to reignite interest with a free demo.

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