Zet Zillions Reviews

Pretty cool execution and a fusion of Slay the Spire and FTL. Also built upon that to bring up new concepts, pretty fun.

Wolfstride, Ota Imon studios' previous game, is one of the greatest games in the last several years, with a story that actually made me cry. It IS fantastic, and so is the soundtrack, and you should buy both and support the developer. Zet Zillions is a perfectly good deckbuilder, but unfortunately in the modern market of about a zillion perfectly good deckbuilders, that's not really enough. It has the same sort of style and pizazz as Wolfstride, but it doesn't have the heart. The art is fantastic, and the music is still amazing, but as a deckbuilder it's just not FANTASTIC, unfortunately. I can still recommend it, if you really love deckbuilders, though.

Stylish, fun, over-the-top humor. I'm tired of pixel indie slops and this type of aesthetics is much welcomed.

Love the art to the game. The story line is fun. The game is pretty fun too. While difficult, it doesn't feel as ragy as most rougelike deck builders. I'm enjoying it quite a bit.

Nice deckbuilder game, which has perfectly ridiculous and fun theme with quite strategic gameplay

Fun and cozy deckbuilder. Easy to break, but it is still fun to do so. Hope the next game they make they don't make it as easy to break. I have no incentive to play anymore because I can make an infinitely cycling deck in the first world usually.

One of the best Card/Deck based roguelikes i played. Amazing Art style, a fun story that is told what is really rare for this type of game, grate difficulty options for replayabillity. The only con is that the balancing needs a little polishing.

Solid game. I get why people question the Merge Card mechanic as mostly useless. That all said, still a fun game and good gameplay.

That's really good. Card roguelike with several fresh mechanics. Also really cool story arc and art.

I loved Ota Imon's first game (Wolfstide) so I was beyond pumped to pick this up. While I do think it's a perfectly servicable game for the price, it has more flaws than I would like to see. The worst offender is the game sells itself as a "combine cards like crazy" roguelike but there are shockingly few combinations you can make in any given run. Instead of making crazy combos every turn you are more or less going to be playing basic cards which really ruins the replayablilty. It's fun for a while but the progression is so slow that I had a hard time saying "one more run" which is what games like this live and die on. I would still recommend it but don't expect anything over a 6/7 out of 10