The popular open-world, zombie survival game, "H1Z1," is now set to be split into two separate games: "H1Z1: Just Survive" and "H1Z1: King of the Kill." According to the official announcements gaming from game developer Daybreak Games, formerly known as Sony Online Entertainment, the former will act as the Vanilla game where survival is the only thing that players will have to think about.

It will have a "renewed focus on truly delivering a persistent, open-world zombie survival experience where scavenging, crafting, and base building are the difference between life and death," the company wrote for the description of "Just Survive."

The latter, on the other hand, is just a retitle of the popular mode in "H1Z1" called "Battle Royale."

However, though, some fans are now wondering how this will actually work, especially to those who have already bought an early access of "H1Z1" when it was released on Steam last year on Jan. 15. Luckily, the company explains on their letter to the players who already have the game that their account will be "upgraded to include both H1Z1: Just Survive and H1Z1: King of the Kill."

For the ones who are still planning to buy the game, they can get both of these titles when they purchase an early access to "H1Z1" before the date Feb. 16, 2016.

"H1Z1: Just Survive" and "H1Z1: King of the Kill" are slated to come out this coming Feb. 17. Furthermore, the latter is now set to become available on the console, too, specifically on Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One.

No word yet, though, on the arrival of "Just Survive" in the consoles. With that in mind, fans are advised to just wait for further updates coming from Daybreak Games regarding the matter, which might be released in the coming weeks, before or even after the launch of the titles.