
A roguelite deckbuilder crossed with a CCG, set in a dark cyberpunk world. You will lead a three-man squad against competing factions fighting among the ashes of a world-wide war. Each operator comes with a unique deck that can be customized and augmented.
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During the Last War, the thriving metropolis Zerzura was almost obliterated in a war between AGIs (Artificial General Intelligence). As Zerzura City is known to host the mausoleum of the last functional AGI, an Exclusion Zone has been established around the ruins of the city by the mega-corporations - ostensibly to safeguard the public against rampaging AGI-forged anomalies, but also to ensure the corporations have the first pick of precious salvage.
Assemble your crew of 3 from 9 steadfast operators, split into 3 core archetypes: Guardian, Assault, and Specialist. Choose to field a classic party with one of each archetype, or mix things up with unconventional compositions. Any combination is viable, provided you have the skill to guide them through the trials of Zerzura City. There is no true protagonist in this game: with the right cards and augmentations, any operator can have their turn to shine.
Each operator comes with their own deck containing at least 8 signature cards and at least 12 free slots. These resistance fighters are all armed to the teeth: each customisable deck must contain at least 20 cards; and any exposed weaknesses means certain death. To succeed, exploit the synergies between your decks and devise inspired new tactics to defeat your foes.
Engage in combat against multi-phase boss encounters inspired by MMO raid bosses, each with their own exhilarating mechanics and unique abilities. Take on the Siegebreaker, a colossal mech war machine; spill the blood of the Mithraean Bull, a terrible experiment gone awry; or defend a rooftop against a gunship blazing with weapons.
Make your way through 3 out of 6+ shattered districts before reaching the culmination of your journey in Wargentin District, the dark heart of the Zerzura Exclusion Zone.
Inspired by drafting formats in CCGs, draft mode starts you off with a veritable arsenal of data shards. Unseal your shards, draft the cards within to create your decks, and then take those decks into battle against an unforgiving gauntlet of randomized, escalating boss encounters. How far can you get before you succumb to the most dangerous enemies in Zerzura?
Earn Mnemosynth through your runs, and use these synthetic memories to permanently imprint cards into your collection through the Failsafe system. The added cards can be carried over to the next run, greatly enhancing your deck’s power.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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good game, for 10bucks, nice distraction
很好的卡牌游戏,目前已经全成就了。开始刚玩的时候有一些难,但是属于越打越简单类型的,尤其无限模式解锁之后游戏难度大大降低。提个意见就是天赋界面确实不是很好找,打到总经理难度我才找到,还有就是增加更多玩法吧。期待后续更新更多探员和boss关卡
Eh.
A nice game with a fairly short gameplay loop, which is ideal if you don't have time to spend. Though you can still quit during a run and pick up later as well. The operators are all fun to play with and while some are definitely stronger than others each of them is playable for sure. I encountered a few bugs when playing, but nothing game breaking.
EXCELLENT roguelite deckbuilder! Love the Cyberpunk world building, the character designs, the Meta. Only critique would be to say it's pretty easy once you figure out the Broken characters (looking at Rook & Aleph), but you need to play to unlock the characters and cards needed, so I can't be mad at that.
Great game - there are by now a lot of card battlers out there but this one introduces quite a number of new and cool concepts. Also it has a good learning curve. Definetly a recommendation
A real gem. Card based battles, tactics, good graphics and cyberpunk, what else do you need? Easy answer: More of it!
Bonnes mécaniques, ambiance top
There's a learning curve and it took a few more restarts than I'm used to in similar games, but now that I'm into it, the overall flow of Zero Division is pretty good! Finding out that this is a solo project by a part-time game maker only adds bonus points: the aesthetic is strong, the card synergy is good, I think it's worth the learning curve.
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