EndCore Apocalyptic FiveM
FiveM survival server

Survive the end of Los Santos

The outbreak took Los Santos months ago. What's left is scavenging, radiation, infected streets and whoever you can trust. Start with nothing, build something, try to keep it.

0 online now Free to play Wipe-light survival
What you're walking into

A survival server, not a city with zombies in it

Ambient traffic, pedestrians and police are gone. What's left is an empty map, the infected, and the other people still breathing.

The dead own the streets

Zombies roam the map with real AI and hot zones where the danger, and the radiation, climbs. Corpses are worth searching.

Six ways to die

Hunger, thirst, radiation, infection, immunity and body temperature all tick on the server, whether you are paying attention or not.

Every item takes space

A DayZ-style grid inventory. Rifles are bulky, bags matter, and what you carry is what you lose when you drop.

Build somewhere to sleep

Plant a flag, raise walls, fit doors and storage, pay upkeep in materials. Other survivors can breach it.

Nothing has keys

Abandoned vehicles are lockpicked, hotwired and claimed. Fuel, damage and whatever is in the boot all persist.

Cash is only half of it

Traders buy and sell, but some goods only move in trade. Prices shift as stock runs down.

Better in numbers

Party up to share XP and loot, or found a group that outlives the night. No gangs, just survivors who stuck together.

You get better by doing

Skills level as you use them and levels earn perk points. Shooting, scavenging, crafting, medicine, mechanics.

Keep the lights on

Support the server

Every perk is cosmetic or convenience. Nobody buys damage, loot or an advantage over the survivor next to them.

Tier

Survivor

5 / month

A month of keeping the lights on, and a place nearer the front of the queue.

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Tier

Warlord

20 / month

Every lent pack, three more survivors, and the shortest wait there is.

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The map is empty. The streets are not.

Free to play. Bring a friend, or don't: you'll find one or the other out there.