Just Survive and King of the Hill exist under the same umbrella, but are developed by two different teams inside of Daybreak games. This includes your crates, keys, and items, among other things. When the split happens on February 17, all the items that existing H1Z1 players have will be replicated across Just Survive and King of the Kill. 'After a lot of thought, we came to the conclusion that we should really split these games into two different products and the player community had actually asked us to do that.' 'They have completely different communities that have different needs, desires, and wants, and we really want to be able to cater and grow the games to be able to nurture both of those players bases distinctly,' she said. open-world), so it made sense to split them up in an effort to better serve both audiences. She explained that it became clear to Daybreak from their own observations and player feedback that people were largely playing the game in two distinct ways (Battle Royale vs. Separating the games in this way was something that the H1Z1 community asked for, Daybreak chief publishing officer Laura Naviaux told GameSpot in an interview. If you currently own or buy H1Z1 on or before February 16, you'll get both games when they separate a day later. King of the Kill and Just Survive will sell for $20 each when they launch on PC through Steam Early Access.

The regular H1Z1 game-which has sold 2.5 million copies in its unfinished state, Daybreak said-is changing names and will be known as H1Z1: Just Survive.

King of the Kill is described as a 'large-scale, high-intensity' shooter that includes a number of games, including Battle Royale, which was created by a player who goes by the name PlayerUnknown.

On PC, H1Z1 is becoming two independent games: H1Z1: King of the Kill and H1Z1: Just Survive.

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