The eight official screenshots Lazy Bear Games ships on the Steam page double as a systems tour: scored graves in the graveyard, a zombie-staffed Town Workshop, a street battle under a banner, the tech tree, an astrologer's chamber and more. Click any image for the full-size view. Captions note what is visible, not what we guess.
Last updated & fact-checked: 2026-09-25Official sources
All eight official screenshots from the Steam page are collected here, grouped by what they document. Every image also appears inside the page that covers its system, linked under each group.
Graveyard
01The graveyard scoreboard: graves carry floating skull ratings, including negatives, and the banner reads 9.
The Town
02A Town street mid-battle: hostile waves with red health bars, a banner-raised squad and street furniture doubling as cover.03Zombie workers at the Town Workshop's benches at night, the location banner reading 66/75.04The Town's Port Area after dark: a lantern-lit building, a broken ship hull and the Town banner showing a population figure of 0.
Interface
05The Technology Tree with the Building branch open, from The Concept of Wood through Brick Making.06Inside the Astrologer's Tower: a crystal ball on a candle-ringed table with six colored ritual circles on the floor.
Building
07Build mode across the base: sawmill and furnace stations, log piles and material crates laid out on the yellow build grid.
World
08An early-game scene in the Garden: the Keeper carries a log past workbenches, resource counters on show.
Where each image belongs
The graveyard scoring shot anchors the scoring discussion in tips and the graveyard layer of gameplay.
The battle shot belongs to combat and the Town rebuild it feeds.
The workshop shots belong to zombies and the Town economy.
The interface shots (tech tree, astrologer's chamber) document the research layer.
What the screenshots do not show
No official screenshot names the fatigue or sanity meters, the Sewrena, or any named NPC portrait. If a system is not visible here, this page does not pretend otherwise; the pages that cover those systems cite their own sources.