Fury Survivor: Pixel Z Guide: Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Fury Survivor: Pixel Z is a brand new beat ’em up RPG that challenges you to try and forge a survival in a post apocalyptic world full of the undead.

You’ll whack ’em over the head with a baseball bat, blow off their heads with an AK, and politely shoot them in the face with a pistol – alongside a bunch more weapons.

There are achievements to unlock, perks to gather, and a ton of resources to collect along the way – including food and water that’s essential for surviving.

In this guide, we’re going to provide a bunch of tips and tricks to help you survive in this horrifying new world.

Fury Survivor: Pixel Z Tips and Tricks:

• Keep your weapons reloaded: As you progress, you’ll unlock a bunch of new weapons that you’ll likely swap between depending on the situation. In the downtime between fights, we recommend keeping your weapons reloaded so that they’re always readily available no matter the situation.
• Watch your hunger and thirst levels: Those bars just beneath your HP detail your thirst and hunger levels, and they’re every bit as important as your health. Keep an eye on them and top them up whenever possible – they’re key to survival.
• Use your skills: You’ll unlock new skills regularly while levelling them up, and we recommend using them as often as possible. There’s no real downside to using them, aside from a short cooldown, so just use them as often as possible.
• Chase achievements and grab a few perks: Complete achievements and you’ll get items that are vital to survival. You can see a list of these and the requirements to unlock them by visiting the achievements section, located by tapping the arrow on the left of the screen. Perks are also located here and you can grab these to improve your combat abilities.
• Break everything: This is a classic tip for games like this but we strongly recommend breaking everything you can. You’ll get ammo, grub, and various other resources.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.