“That was my favourite part”: 7 Days to Die Scrapped 1 Major Mechanic that Fans are Demanding Return

Console players aren't happy about losing split-screen multiplayer in 7 Days to Die.

7 Days to Die

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  • Version 1.0 of 7 Days to Die introduces new custom characters and enhanced 3D models with animations.
  • The removal of split-screen multiplayer for consoles has sparked backlash among players.
  • Despite current limitations, players hope the feature might return in future updates.
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With the release of Version 1.0 so close, 7 Days to Die is looking to take the player experience to a whole new level. It will be introducing many new features, from new custom characters to whole new 3D character models with new animations. Players are also super excited to play the game.

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However, version 1.0 of the game is also going to scrap a few features that players enjoyed in the game. One of the most popular things that is going to be removed is the split-screen feature for both consoles. This has made players angry, and they are showing their frustration on various platforms.

7 Days to Die’s Players Are Not Happy With Removal of One Mechanic

The image shows a player about to fight zombies in 7 Days to Die.
Console players want split screen back in 7 Days to Die Version 1.0. | Image Credit: The Fun Pimps

7 Days to Die is a very popular horror game that players all across the world like to enjoy playing with their friends and loved ones. The game has many cooperative features that make it stand out from the rest of the survival games; Split-Screen (on Consoles) is one of them. However, with Version 1.0, Developers at The Fun Pimps have scrapped this excellent feature.

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The Fun Pimps’ main reason for the removal of the split-screen feature is due to technical limitations and memory issues. However, this is not a good enough reason to stop players from getting angry. After hearing the news, many console players were not happy and started asking various questions.

The community is not leaving any chance to ask about the feature. Recently, 7 Days to Die announced that the Trader is getting many new voice lines, making the interaction with the character more engaging and fun. Amidst all the good pieces of information, players still remember the removal of the split-screen feature and ask the developers to add it again in future updates.

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Players are sad that they are officially ending support for split-screen.

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Some are asking if the feature will return or not.

Players are obviously frustrated but they are demanding the developers add the feature back. It remains to be seen if the developers at The Fun Pimps will add the feature in future updates if the technical issue (memory constraints) is resolved.

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Development Challenges and High Expectations From Players

The images show that the game's visuals have now become HD.
Developers are still facing backlash from players about the removal of the split screen feature. | Image credit: The Fun Pimps

The Fun Pimps has shown in the past that it is willing to listen to player feedback and make changes to keep the feedback in mind. However, players also need to realize that the complexities of game development have also become very difficult. If the real reason behind the removal was actually technical issues, players can only hope that the issue is resolved soon.

As the debate for the feature gets more heated, one thing remains clear: split-screen multiplayer has a special place in the hearts of 7 Days to Die fans. Whether the feature will make its return in future updates or become a beloved relic of the game’s past, it is evident that it has left a mark on player experience.

In the end, players need to adapt and explore the upcoming Version 1.0 (July 25th) solo or make a new alliance online to survive in the harsh wasteland.

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Do you also enjoy Split Screen in 7 Days to Die or do you play on PC? Tell us in the comment section below.

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Written by Shubham Chaurasia

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Shubham is a tryhard gamer who loves to play and write about games/news. At first, writing was just a hobby but now its his profession. If he is not online lurking in Valorant or trying his luck in gacha games, you can find him binging on some anime series.