Stupid Never Dies, the new 3D action RPG from studio GPTRACK50, is set to release in autumn 2026. Along with the confirmation of the new release window, a second trailer has been released, which provides a more detailed look at the game's world, the main character Davy, his companions, and the combat systems that underpin this unusual adventure.
The story is set in a monstrous world and follows Davy, the weakest zombie in the hierarchy of its beings. Davy is not only physically weak but is also known as a big coward; nonetheless, he embarks on a dangerous journey with a very simple goal: he wants to revive Julia, a frozen human girl he fell in love with at first sight, so he can finally take her on a date.
The main feature of the game is the combat system Style Eat. Davy can devour other monsters and steal their abilities, which changes his fighting style and opens up new possibilities in action. In addition to the basic Zombie Style, he will be able to use ten different styles: Werewolf, Harpy, Golem, Vampire, Will-o’-the-Wisp, Cyclops, Snow Fairy, Merfolk, Lich, and Demon. The new key visual showcases all eleven of Davy's forms, while the trailer emphasizes how combat will change depending on the chosen style.
Stupid Never Dies emphasizes character progression alongside fast-paced action. The Body Hack system allows Davy to modify and upgrade his own undead body, collect unusual items, and gradually strengthen himself to survive the dangers of dungeons ruled by monsters. The new trailer also showcases several bosses for the first time, as well as a colorful cast of characters who assist Davy during his journey.
GPTRACK50 describes the game as a Funky Zombie Action RPG, which aptly summarizes its tone. Instead of a dark approach to zombies, Stupid Never Dies employs a distinctive visual style, quirky characters, and a humorous premise in which a cowardly zombie must fight for love while also surviving conflicts with much more serious threats.
As Davy's feelings for Julia become intertwined with the motives of his eccentric companions, the story gradually evolves into a larger adventure where the group must confront a common enemy. The game is intended for single-player, and it is being developed by the new studio GPTRACK50, founded by veterans of action games.
Stupid Never Dies is currently confirmed for PC via Steam, where it can already be added to the wishlist. The release is planned for autumn 2026.
