Earn to Die 2
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Earn to Die is a zombie survival game where you race a car over landscapes, kill zombies with said car, upgrade your cars, and kill more zombies. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Earn to Die 2 Guide
1. Getting Started
- To download the game, click the “Play Now” button at the top of this page.
- Once downloaded, click the “play” button
- That’s it! You’re ready to start the game!
2. How to Play
- Timeline: The game has multiple different levels where you try to move across from beginning to end in a number of days. The line at the top represents how far you have moved along in the level up to that point. As you can see, this is the beginning of the level.
- Accelerate: The accelerate button in the bottom right hand of the page is how you move forward in the game. You have to be smart about when you use the accelerate button, however, as fuel is scarce.
- Fuel: Fuel is the main crux of the game. The more fuel you have, the further you can go, the more zombies you can kill, and the more money you can use to upgrade your car further—which will then allow you to go further, pushing your progress ahead exponentially. You can see where your fuel gauge is at next to the speedometer.
- Zombie Count: In the top left hand corner of the game you’ll see how many zombies you have slain on that particular day. The more zombies you put down, the more money that you’ll find in your coffers at the end of the day.
- Boost: Boost is additionally fuel source that propels you further down the timeline. Use it judiciously, because it goes by extremely fast—even when you fully upgrade an early car.
- Upgrades: This is the meat and potatoes of the game. The better car that you drive and the more upgrades to the car you have, the further that you will get in during each day that you ride. Along the bottom you can see all the areas that you can upgrade, and the dollar value associated with upgrade them. There’s weapons, standard car parts (engines, tires, transmission, etc.) but then there are higher capacity, bigger fuel tanks, and weapons that can be added that aide in your zombie slaying.
- Car Purchases: As you fully upgrade your first car, the only thing left to do is to buy a better car. These will be more fuel efficient cars with bigger tanks and more powerful weaponry. This will be critical for your progression in the game. Once you’ve tricked out your first ride, start saving that cash to buy the next car immediately available, and rinse and repeat throughout your journey in the game.
- Overworld: The game is played through various stages. Once you reach the end of the timeline you’ll move across the map. The game starts in the Texas area and ends in Washington.
- Additional Modes: There are two additional modes in the game: Halloween and Championship mode. The Halloween mode will feature collecting pumpkins that are scattered throughout the levels of the game. Championship mode is simply the story mode of the game, with the caveat of trying to do it in the fastest time. These are unlocked when you complete the main story mode of the game.
Earn to Die 2 Guide
1. Getting Started
- To download the game, click the “Play Now” button at the top of this page.
- Once downloaded, click the “play” button
- That’s it! You’re ready to start the game!
2. How to Play
- Timeline: The game has multiple different levels where you try to move across from beginning to end in a number of days. The line at the top represents how far you have moved along in the level up to that point. As you can see, this is the beginning of the level.
- Accelerate: The accelerate button in the bottom right hand of the page is how you move forward in the game. You have to be smart about when you use the accelerate button, however, as fuel is scarce.
- Fuel: Fuel is the main crux of the game. The more fuel you have, the further you can go, the more zombies you can kill, and the more money you can use to upgrade your car further—which will then allow you to go further, pushing your progress ahead exponentially. You can see where your fuel gauge is at next to the speedometer.
- Zombie Count: In the top left hand corner of the game you’ll see how many zombies you have slain on that particular day. The more zombies you put down, the more money that you’ll find in your coffers at the end of the day.
- Boost: Boost is additionally fuel source that propels you further down the timeline. Use it judiciously, because it goes by extremely fast—even when you fully upgrade an early car.
- Upgrades: This is the meat and potatoes of the game. The better car that you drive and the more upgrades to the car you have, the further that you will get in during each day that you ride. Along the bottom you can see all the areas that you can upgrade, and the dollar value associated with upgrade them. There’s weapons, standard car parts (engines, tires, transmission, etc.) but then there are higher capacity, bigger fuel tanks, and weapons that can be added that aide in your zombie slaying.
- Car Purchases: As you fully upgrade your first car, the only thing left to do is to buy a better car. These will be more fuel efficient cars with bigger tanks and more powerful weaponry. This will be critical for your progression in the game. Once you’ve tricked out your first ride, start saving that cash to buy the next car immediately available, and rinse and repeat throughout your journey in the game.
- Overworld: The game is played through various stages. Once you reach the end of the timeline you’ll move across the map. The game starts in the Texas area and ends in Washington.
- Additional Modes: There are two additional modes in the game: Halloween and Championship mode. The Halloween mode will feature collecting pumpkins that are scattered throughout the levels of the game. Championship mode is simply the story mode of the game, with the caveat of trying to do it in the fastest time. These are unlocked when you complete the main story mode of the game.
3. General Tips
- Little taps of the left or right rotation button on the side of the screen will help the most here.
- Don’t overdo it as you’ll just flip your vehicle and potentially damage it.
- Do, however, keep your finger on the acceleration button. If you slow to a stop, it’s game over, whether you’ve got fuel left or not.
- Use the boost button sparingly as you’ve only got a limited supply. An ideal moment to activate it is when you’re just about to go up a ramp. You can go flying up it, giving you some much needed air and covering plenty of distance.
- Once you’ve upgraded sufficiently, be careful about hitting any barriers too hard. While you want to keep your speed up, you want to avoid losing any parts of your vehicle.
- Vehicles can be destroyed with wheels, boosters, and more coming off them. That can easily affect how far you’re going to get on your latest run.
- You can buy extra fuel before a session but you want to do this sparingly.
- Don’t bother buying fuel early on. Instead, focus on buying upgrades with that money.
- Use the extra fuel when you’ve very nearly reached a checkpoint on a previous run but can’t quite make it. Often, it’ll get you there without much trouble.
- Little taps of the left or right rotation button on the side of the screen will help the most here.
- Don’t overdo it as you’ll just flip your vehicle and potentially damage it.
- Do, however, keep your finger on the acceleration button. If you slow to a stop, it’s game over, whether you’ve got fuel left or not.
- Use the boost button sparingly as you’ve only got a limited supply. An ideal moment to activate it is when you’re just about to go up a ramp. You can go flying up it, giving you some much needed air and covering plenty of distance.
- Once you’ve upgraded sufficiently, be careful about hitting any barriers too hard. While you want to keep your speed up, you want to avoid losing any parts of your vehicle.
- Vehicles can be destroyed with wheels, boosters, and more coming off them. That can easily affect how far you’re going to get on your latest run.
- You can buy extra fuel before a session but you want to do this sparingly.
- Don’t bother buying fuel early on. Instead, focus on buying upgrades with that money.
- Use the extra fuel when you’ve very nearly reached a checkpoint on a previous run but can’t quite make it. Often, it’ll get you there without much trouble.
4. Upgrading
- An Engine upgrade means you can accelerate faster as well as benefit from better fuel efficiency. Both are great for making progress faster, so try to make this a priority early on.
- Upgrading the Transmission increases your maximum speed. Again, it’s pretty useful as more speed means you cover more distance.
- New Wheels means better grip, which leads to being able to go uphill more effectively. In early levels this isn’t such a big deal, but later stages tend to be more hilly, making wheels a much more important upgrade.
- Buying a Gun means you can automatically shoot at zombies until you run out of ammo. Ammo supplies are always very limited, and while you’ll earn more money this way, it’s not overly helpful. Leave a gun upgrade till last.
- Buying a Booster is great. It’s relatively inexpensive and means you can speed up through certain obstacles or over ramps. It doesn’t last long so it’s not as useful as an Engine upgrade, but it’s still pretty handy and worth upgrading occasionally.
- A Weight change mans your vehicle’s weight is redistributed, meaning it’s easier to break through stuff like barriers and zombies. It’s a subtle improvement but moderately useful, especially if you keep finding yourself getting stuck amongst blockades.
- Armor means you’re less likely to be significantly damaged when crashing through stuff. It’s not an early priority, but soon enough you’ll find you’re failing because your vehicle is falling apart. This is when an armor upgrade is essential.
- Upgrading the Fuel Tank is pretty self-explanatory. More fuel means you can travel further, which is the whole point of the game. It’s an important one.
- Once you’ve maxed-out everything, you gain an extra engine boost so make sure you don’t bother stockpiling any money. Earn to Die 2 is designed in a way that means it expects you to mostly max everything out in order to move onto the next stage.
Earn to Die 2 Tips
1. Keep Your Finger on the Acceleration Button at All Times, But Don’t Go So Hard on the Rotation Button
Earn to Die 2 puts you in a car that’s outfitted to deal with the zombie apocalypse. You’l need to make sure you keep moving by constantly keeping your finger on the acceleration button. Keep moving at all times so you don’t run the risk of getting a game over once you fully stop. However, don’t go so hard by pressing the rotation buttons. No need to hold it down when the opportunity calls for it. Lightly tap it so you don’t cause your ride to flip over and screw itself up. There is one instance where you don’t need to hold down the acceleration button so much, though…
2. There’s No Need to Accelerate While You’re Going Down Hills
You should ease off the acceleration button when you find your ride racing down a hill. You won’t need to push yourself even faster down a hill since the game’s physics will carry you without any extra help from your acceleration.
3. The Best Times to Use Your Boost
Your outfitted ride has the ability to boost, of course. The only instances in which you should use your boost ability is when you’re driving up hills and when you come across any bumps in the road. Boosting also comes in handy for clearing ramps much easier.
4. Focus Your Upgrading Efforts on Your Engine and Transmission
The two upgrades you should zero in on for your ride are its Engine and Transmission stats. Using your cash to spruce up your Engine means improved acceleration, while upgrading your Transmission leads to a better maximum speed. Both of these upgraded stats will give you a better shot at clearing your stage runs faster.
5. There’s Two Other Vehicle Upgrades You Should Focus On
Make sure you purchase and equip a gun when the cash is available. While ammo is limited, it’s still beneficial for you to shoot down zombies without any effort and cop more cash for doing so. Upgrade your gun’s after you’ve done some work on chosen ride’s Engine and Transmission. Then your next upgrade focus should go towards upgrading your Fuel Tank. An improved Fuel Tank means you’ll have the ability to travel much farther.
6. Be Careful About Running Into Barriers
During your time on each stage, you’ll surely come across barriers. Don’t push through them so hard because you’ll run the risk of getting parts knocked off your ride. Don’t accelerate too fast when you spot ‘em. If you find yourself looking to keep your constant speed going and not worrying about crashing through barriers, buying and upgrading your armor is essential. Your car will have a harder time losing parts once you do this.
7. Be Careful About Hitting Boxes
Remember when we mentioned that driving up hills means you should use your boost? Be careful when you spot boxes during your uphill climb. Boosting uphill means you’ll have to do it during sections of the road that are clear of obstacles. Ease off the boost when you spot boxes. Running into boxes while boosting slows you down…a lot. Hopefully, the accelerated speed you cop from boosting pushes you into boxes without slowing you down immensely.
8. The Last Upgrade You Should Focus on is Your…
Weight Distribution. Throwing some cash into this upgrade will make your automobile have an easier time ramming through obstacles. If you’re tired of getting slowed down by obstacles because you’re so focused on constantly accelerating, throw some dollars at sprucing up your Weight Distribution stats.
9. Focus More on Going the Distance Than Killing Off More Zombies
The game is really all about resource allocation. The game rewards you with cash based on distance as well as how many zombies you kill. However, the further you go, the more zombies you encounter. However, distance is rewarded the most handsomely, rather than zombie kills. Don’t waste fuel trying to get a zombie. Distance over zombies!
10. Max Out All of Your Ride’s Stats for a Special Reward
Once you’ve maxed-out everything, you gain an extra engine boost so make sure you don’t bother stockpiling any money. Earn to Die 2 is designed in a way that means it expects you to mostly max everything out in order to move onto the next stage.
11. Don’t Care About No Stinkin’ Zombies!
The game is really all about resource allocation. The game rewards you with cash based on distance as well as how many zombies you kill. However, the further you go, the more zombies you encounter. However, distance is rewarded the most handsomely, rather than zombie kills. Don’t waste fuel trying to get a zombie. Distance over zombies!
12. Going Down?
Again, the game is all about resource preservation to go the further distance. So it does not make sense to accelerate when you’re going downhill. Use accelerate when you’re going uphill, and when you meet the game’s many small mounds, that’s when you should hit the boost to rocket over them and get crazy distance on your day’s run.
13. Resources First, Car Parts Second
As mentioned, the game rewards distance traveled in a day more handsomely than killing zombies. As dollars are scarce and are handed out each day, it is best to use the early money and all future money on fully upgrading your boost and fuel capacity. Once you upgrade these, they are automatically filled at the start of each day. What this will mean is that each day that you are fully upgraded you’ll be going farther each day (until they’re maxed out, of course) and then you can focus on the additional car upgrades that will kill you more zombies. Cash rules everything around me (and you), so it about getting that cream (dollar dollar bill ya), as the Wu Tang Clan and Method Man are wont to say.
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