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Sunset Survival: Miami Is a Neon-Soaked Top-Down Extraction Shooter Blending Scarface, Vice City, and Zombies

Sunset Survival: Miami

Sunset Survival: Miami

Game: Sunset Survival: Miami Developer: Ajvar Studio (Croatia) Genre: Top-Down PvE Extraction Shooter / Survival Platform: PC (Steam) Release: TBA Revealed At: Games from Croatia 2026 Steam Festival

Croatian developer Ajvar Studio has announced Sunset Survival: Miami — a top-down PvE extraction shooter set in a neon-drenched, mutant-overrun version of Miami — during the Games from Croatia 2026 Steam Festival. Raid the city for supplies, blast through enemy hordes, escape with your loot, and upgrade your island base between runs. No release date has been confirmed yet.

The concept is a deliberate love letter to Miami’s pop culture identity: founder Zoran Domuzin cites Scarface, Vice City, and Miami Vice as touchstones alongside classic zombie horror. The result is a game that takes the sun-baked glamour of the city — luxury hotels, neon-lit nightclubs, palm-lined beaches — and turns all of it into a death trap. Mutant-infested nests where the hotel lobbies used to be. Sand pits where the beaches were. And somewhere in the darkness, the rarest loot in the game.

“We wanted to blend our love of Scarface, Vice City and Miami Vice with classic zombie horror, and that is how we got the idea for Sunset Survival: Miami. The main idea was to take a beautiful sun-drenched summer paradise and make it a playground for the undead. We wanted to step back from dark and gritty tropes of the genre and just have fun with it. So, we made our main protagonist a walking Florida Man headline and decided to explore the apocalypse through his perspective.” — Zoran Domuzin, Founder, Ajvar Studio

The Loop: Raid, Extract, Upgrade

Sunset Survival: Miami is built around a core extraction loop: venture into the city, scavenge what you can from hotels, bars, apartments and nightclubs, fight through mutant hordes, and make it back to your island base alive — because if you die, everything you found stays in the dirt. The extraction is varied: fight your way back to your boat, defend a helipad, or strap yourself to a lawn chair rigged with propane tanks. The game does not appear to be taking itself entirely seriously, which is the correct call given the source material.

Day and night create a genuine risk-reward tension. Miami is dangerous in daylight; after dark it becomes genuinely hostile, with the worst mutants emerging and the city going pitch black — you’re left with a flashlight whose battery will run out. But nighttime is also when the rarest loot spawns. Every run asks whether you push further, stay longer, or play it safe and get out with what you have.

Key Features

Sunset Survival: Miami — Feature Breakdown

Top-down PvE extraction shooter set across a devastated, region-diverse Miami
Explore interiors — hotels, bars, apartments, nightclubs — the deeper you go, the better the loot and the worse the danger
Dynamic weather and full day/night cycle — after dark, the worst mutants emerge and only the rarest loot remains
Multiple extraction routes — boat, chopper helipad, or improvised lawn chair propane rocket
Island base building — bring back resources to upgrade structures, attract survivors, unlock skills, and permanently improve stats
Random loot and varied enemies ensure no two runs play the same
Massive arsenal of firearms and melee weapons — craft new items and upgrade gear between runs
Quest system with rewards, and intel pickups that reveal what you’re walking into before each run

Platform

PC (Steam)

Sunset Survival: Miami is coming to PC via Steam. No release date has been announced. Wishlist it now and follow Ajvar Studio for development updates.

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