
Generation Zero is a stealth-action shooter where you wage guerilla warfare against lethal mechanical enemies. Explore a vast open world map inspired by the Swedish Cold War era, take part in the resistance alone or with up to three friends in seamless co-op.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Polish*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 621 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Short Ver: I have a good time in it, Buy it ---- Long Ver: Sometimes you come across a game where you can tell the developers genuinely wanted to create something unique. Generation Zero is exactly that kind of game. The gameplay feels pleasantly tactical without constantly holding your hand like an overenthusiastic tutorial uncle. You explore the open world at your own pace, plan your attacks, set traps, and decide for yourself when to engage or when it’s smarter to retreat. That sense of freedom, combined with a constant tension, makes even the quieter moments feel engaging rather than boring. The enemies are a particular highlight. The machines don’t feel like mindless targets, but like real threats. Every encounter challenges you differently: sometimes you have to sneak, sometimes improvise, and sometimes just hope your plan doesn’t completely fall apart. Their varied attack patterns and weak points keep combat from ever becoming repetitive. On top of that, there’s this underlying atmosphere of unease. You’re rarely truly safe, and that’s exactly what makes it compelling. Watching a group of machines and figuring out the best way to approach them almost feels like a small strategy game within the game. All in all, Generation Zero delivers an intense and well-thought-out experience where gameplay and enemy design work hand in hand. It rewards careful planning, punishes recklessness, and constantly pulls you back into its world.
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Ran BEAUTIFULLY on high settings, truly a masterclass of optimization. They should make a dating sim, I want Harvester-Chan.
how i played the game: -join the game and don't know what to do. -enable multiplayer cuz i though would be cool. -some OP randoms joins and give me his "spare equipment". -me now have maxed out gear and be happy.
Makes me absolutely crap myself but #worthit.
good game
its good
pretty good game but too many bug
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