Project Zomboid is genuinely one of my favorite games to watch Kevin play.

The real enemy wasn't the zombies, it was depression all along

The mall: Infested with zombies to scare away players
Kevin: Sounds fun!

If I went to a house during a zombie apocalypse looking for supplies, and found a pair of jeans and a leather jacket stuffed in the freezer and a broken pick axe in the oven. I'd probably back out slowly and find a new place to loot.

Imagine turning into a zombie after you just got your ears pierced at Clairs

I love Kevin worrying about legal implications of mowing down hordes of zombies.

Always looking forward to Kevin's zomboid videos. The challenges you take on are always hilarious

It's refreshing to see Kevin play a game he's actually really good at... not that he's "bad" at games he's just really good at this really difficult game

I am expecting 40 minutes of security footage from when my mom forgot me at the mall, nothing more

I can't believe Kevin actually managed to go a whole Zomboid video without dying a bunch of times

im so glad Kevin is keeping the same character in project zomboid,  because its so fun seeing THE MAN 2's journey lol

something about watching a single guy mow down hundreds of zombies with a single machete in the span of a few days just really hits different

The worst thing about Kevin's videos is that they always come to an inevitable end :(

Good to see Kevin once again gravitating towards a place intended to scare away players.

"Step back from the window. I know it can be a *pane*, but what did it ever do to you?"

I love the puns. Not always frequent, but when they happen, they're amazing.

"I just wonder how I can connect all these units" As he runs around the maintenance halls that connect all the units.

It's an extraordinarily Kevin sort of thing to do where he clears out the entirety of the mall, builds an extra bass inside said mall, and then Burns it straight to the ground for the fun if it. Lol

Watching how easily he knocked down walls with the sledgehammer made me realize just how completely insecure the interior structures of modern commercial and residential buildings are against these kinds of zombies.

Seriously, the interior structures of almost all American homes, offices, hospitals, and stores built after the 19th century are just frames of 2x4s spaced out just wide enough for a person to slip between, and that frame is holding up sheets of gypsum that are so fragile that they will easily collapse under their own weight if you try to carry them horizontally. All you need is a boxcutter to sever the paper and you can cleanly snap drywall into sections with the amount of strength it would take to fold a corrugated cardboard box.

If a skinny gamer raging over a CoD game can manage to punch holes in his drywall, imagine how quickly an agitated zombie could rip through it, let alone half a dozen or more.

If we’re dealing with zombies capable of even the most basic comprehension of action-reaction, there wouldn’t be a single interior structure you could effectively barricade from them.

The instant one of them hears suspicious noises coming from behind the drywall, punches a hole in the wall, and realizes that they made the fist-sized hole in the wall… Well, it’s not going to be long before they make a zombie-sized hole in the wall.

I'm so happy to see the return of Man 2!
Hope everything will be fine with him

Kevin like the average teenage girl has become a professional mall lurker