The history of H1Z1 is extremely varied and in the latest chapter the developers announce that the game will be FreeToPlay.<\/p>\n
Started as a survival game and released as Early Access, the game should initially be FreeToPlay anyway. At that time, however, early access cost a certain amount.<\/p>\n
Later the FreeToPlay promise was thrown overboard and H1Z1 was split into 2 single games. King of the Hill<\/em> a Battle Royale variant without zombies, which at that time could benefit from the emerging trend and a survival part, this still with zombies or infected people.<\/p>\n After the incredible success of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite, the battle royale genre exploded, but for H1Z1 it meant a player migration to the new games. Almost 90% the player is said to have lost the game. A spontaneous end of the Early Access phase should turn the wheel around again, but has so far not changed the number of players. The "publication" was only 10 days ago.<\/p>\n You asked, we heard you. #H1Z1<\/a> is going FREE TO PLAY on Steam! All the details can be found right here >> https:\/\/t.co\/EFYD8x68Vq<\/a> ! Been with us this whole time? We've got an Appreciation Pack waiting for you, too. #H1FREE1<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/t77VEQt5pe<\/a><\/p>\n - H1Z1 (@ H1Z1) March 8, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n