The Sandbox genre, whose name is literally translated as “sandbox” into Russian, was until recently not very popular and interesting to users. Naturally, there was such a thing as an “open world”, and if it was in the game, it meant that you would not be led along the same path all the time, but would be given freedom of movement and action. However, in any case, each game had a specific goal, storyline, certain characters. As for the sandbox, there is nothing of this here. There is no plot, practically no side characters, there are no missions and quests, there is no specific goal, upon reaching which you would pass the game. Your only goal is to survive using everything in the game world.
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In the Unturned 2 game, crafting recipes are becoming more diverse - in general, you can get a completely different game for five dollars.
Multiplayer
Of course, in a game like Unturned 2, playing on the network is much more fun. You will be able to team up to deal with the threat of zombies, but you will always have to look around, fearing betrayal by one of the partners, who may turn out to be a bandit in the pursuit of profit.