Basic troubleshooting won’t get you that far and you should definitely check out the list of possible causes we prepared below:
What causes 7 Days to Die Crash?
How to Fix Stop 7 Days to Die from Crashing?
1. Force the Use of DirectX 10
Many users have reported that the game struggles to run properly when you use a version of DirectX other than DirectX 10. This setting can be changed quite easily because of the Steam client and you should definitely start troubleshooting the game with this easy and useful method. Follow the steps below to force the use of DirectX 10!
2. Turn off Motion Blur
Motion Blur is a problematic feature of the game. Many users have actually reported that disabling the feature completely manager to resolve the problem so we really recommend you try this out and see if the game still crashes consistently.
3. Verify the Integrity of Game Files
Verifying the integrity of game files is an option available for any Steam game you own in your Steam Library. Basically, this will scan the game’s installation folder and look for missing or corrupt files. After that, these files are redownloaded. This method can resolve numerous Steam game problems and users have reported that they were able to resolve the constant crashing issue simply by following the steps we have prepared below!
4. Download the 32-bit Version of Steam Using SteamCMD
SteamCMD can be used to manually install different tools, including the 32-bit version of certain games. Using it feels like using Command Prompt but, don’t worry, we have prepared all commands you will need to use in order to try using the 32-bit version of the Steam client and, subsequently, the game. Check out the steps below!
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