BEEP Japan launches Deadly Days: Roadtrip on PS5 and Steam
The roguelite zombie action game ships with Version 1.0 content, including a new survivor, a new boss and more than 30 achievements.
BEEP Japan released the PlayStation 5 and Steam versions of Deadly Days: Roadtrip on October 30, 2026, according to gamebiz.jp. The Steam version is priced at 1,700 yen including tax, while the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are priced at 2,200 yen including tax.
The game is a roguelite action title that combines backpack inventory puzzle mechanics with bullet-hell combat against zombie hordes. Players can unlock 12 survivors, each with unique starting equipment and special abilities, and switch freely between them.
The release carries the Version 1.0 content update. It adds a new survivor called Vampire, who controls a bat swarm that grows with each level-up, and a new boss named Laz, who leads a robot army.
Version 1.0 also introduces new weapons and items, including a flamethrower, a grinder, a hammer and a lottery ticket, along with new maps set on a snowy mountain and a golf course. A Coffee Stand that boosts movement speed and exploration time has been added as well.
More achievements and a revamped tutorial
The update adds more than 30 new achievements and a revamped tutorial. Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC versions are planned to follow soon.
Quick answers
How much does Deadly Days: Roadtrip cost?
The Steam version costs 1,700 yen including tax, while the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions cost 2,200 yen including tax.
What is new in Version 1.0 of Deadly Days: Roadtrip?
Version 1.0 adds the survivor Vampire, the boss Laz, new weapons and items, two new maps, a Coffee Stand, more than 30 achievements and a revamped tutorial.
When are the Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC versions coming?
They are planned to follow soon, but no date has been announced.