
Zenless Zone Zero is HoYoverse’s brand-new urban fantasy ARPG. Players act as "Proxies" who explore Hollows alongside a wide range of unique Agents, fighting enemies, and completing commissions on their journey to unveil the mysteries behind New Eridu.
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miyabi 100/10 [spoiler]меня заставили это писать позвоните в полицию[/spoiler]
эта игра была со мной тогда, когда мне это очень нужно было. персонажи гостеприимно и любя каждый день встречали меня в игре. я точно так же относился к игре. не знаю почему, но это игра особенна для меня. в ней я нахожу покой и надеюсь, что вы найдете. не слушайте людей и наслаждайтесь лучшей гачей на свете! сюжет очень глубокий, затягивающий и трогательный. сеттинг игры еще никогда не расстраивал. эта игра умудряется поражать меня все больше и больше с каждым обновлением. боевка, взаимодействия с персонажами, сюжет, механики, дизайн(довольно спорно, но я больше доволен, чем недоволен), романтика (мои любимые шипы именно отсюда), графика - все на высшем уровне! советую всем и каждому!!!!!!! я просто обожаю эту игру. любителям сененов,сейненов,шоуджо,детектива,убарнизма,зомби,романтики и виз новелл в целом эта игра обязательно понравится!!! дайте ей шанс
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Zenless Zone Zero is a brand-new urban fantasy action RPG lovingly crafted by HoYoverse.
In the game, a disaster known as "Hollows" brought modern civilization to its knees. Hollows appear out of the blue, spawning anomalous dimensions crawling with terrifying monsters called "Ethereals."
In the wake of this catastrophic disaster, the last city to survive the apocalypse — New Eridu — used the technology and resources needed to combat the Hollows, overcame countless dangers, and gradually evolved into humanity's final bastion of civilization.
In New Eridu, you'll step into the role of a Proxy — a professional who provides guidance to those who need to venture into the dangerous Hollows for various reasons. You'll embark on adventures with unique characters, exploring Hollows together, battling powerful enemies, completing commissions, and uncovering the secrets hidden within the city.
Zenless Zone Zero delivers smooth and exhilarating combat. Launch your offense with Basic Attacks and Special Attacks, counter enemy strikes through dodges and blocks, then string together flashy combos with Chain Attacks to finish them off. Different enemies have their own specialties and weaknesses — seizing the right opportunity and responding with precision is key to controlling the battle.
Zenless Zone Zero features a striking art style and visual design that stands out. Characters boast incredibly detailed expressions and fluid, dynamic movement, with combat and plot sequences packed with tension. The music pulses with sharp, distinct rhythms, delivering a powerful and impactful audiovisual experience.
In a world plagued by disaster, a new kind of city has emerged — New Eridu. This last oasis has mastered the technology to coexist with Hollows and is home to a whole host of chaotic, boisterous, dangerous, and very active factions. As the key link between the Hollows and the city, the story of the legendary Proxy Phaethon begins to unfold.
Diverse city blocks each boast their own unique vibe, while danger-filled Hollows conceal deadly challenges. Take on commissions, dive into the action, and freely switch between urban errands and combat. Every journey is a brand-new adventure.
Random Play can't run without videotapes, and a Proxy can't do without Agents. In New Eridu, unexpected visitors always come calling. Fates intertwine as a colorful cast of characters takes the stage one by one, weaving together the sprawling story hidden beneath the city's calm surface.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*, Korean*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Indonesian, Japanese*, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese +1 more
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Better of Genshin
i like this game
It's a fun Freemium game with a simple but stylish combat system revolving around button mashing and character shifting. The animations and voice work are really good!
One of my lower recommended gacha games, there is a lot to do in terms of content and every new patch brings in new events and chances for players to recieve the premium currency (Polychrome). The only downside is that its owned by Hoyoverse, and granted when the game first released and it didn't have as much attention from the parent company it was acutally unironically better. Very grindy going into late game (LVL 50-60) and content begins to dwindle, once you reach end-game your at the mercy of Hoyoverses patches and updates to bring you new content and the gacha system as always is very predetory, emphasising the feeling of missing out on a new character, when the next character most definitly will be more powerful in some way. TL;DR: Good way to spend time if your bored and wanna find something to fill in time in your days Bad for if your impulsive and want all the characters due to Hoyo's predetory behaviour
психологический хоррор наступает тогда,когда ты скидываешь ии свой билд на персонажа,а он его обсирает,еще и по факту
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