A new Project Zomboid update has just launched, and its a big one. Its been a while since we last heard from The Indie Stone, but thats just because the teams been cooking hard on its latest overhaul for one of the best zombie games on Steam. The latest round of Project Zomboid patch notes kicks off with a notable adjustment that ramps up the risk-reward balance of ranged weapons. Then it fixes disappearing shotgun damage, upgrades dryers, and makes chocolate milk more realistic than ever. Theres a lot to go through, so lets get started.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Project Zomboid update improves ranged combat, shotguns, and chocolate milk

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