Organ Trail: Director's Cut demonstrates a non-standard approach to the implementation of projects about survival in the zombie apocalypse. It is made in a retro style and is designed for both co-op for a team of 4 people and a single player campaign. The characters travel on a wagon, fighting off crowds of the dead who want to taste human flesh. At the same time, despite the presence of pixel graphics in the spirit of games for consoles, the project is still endowed with a specific atmosphere and gives off notes of nostalgia. This will be especially noticeable for fans of the genre who have already played similar projects.

Organ Trail: Director's Cut is all about survival, and it's not just about shooting zombies. Users need to monitor the amount of fuel, food supplies, the availability of medicines and ammunition. This is important, because external threats have not gone away, and you can catch one of the 10 prescribed diseases like dysentery at any time. While traveling through locations, you can find abandoned things, including cars. So, if the cart no longer satisfies gamers, they can change the vehicle, especially if they have previously found several replacement parts. Other survivors are also found, but their behavior is unpredictable. Someone may immediately become aggressive, while others, on the contrary, will share valuable things in exchange for something.

If we talk about zombies, they can attack from several sides at once. It is impossible to predict the exact number of creatures, because such attacks occur randomly. For example, during a rest in the forest or just on the highway while driving. Often, in addition to zombies, you can also meet wild animals, and this, in turn, is a chance to replenish food supplies by organizing a hunt.