ZERO PROTOCOL Reviews

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very good game. nice puzzle and gameplay. good story with multiple endings. work the 10$ and 3-4 hours of your time.

Not really a FPS, fits well into the retro horror genre. Great puzzle game. But the highlight is the story. I often found myself locking up in a room just to read the entries in the terminals.

Great mood and art style. Core gameplay entertaining. Small levels which feel immersive sim like, but way too linear progression with unclear goals and spawning enemies. This leads to rapid resource drain, sudden deaths and frustration. End result is a very mixed bag, great mood weighed down on the frustrating side for me.

bem básico mas dá pra relevar já que o jogo foi feito por uma pessoa só, bom pra passar um fim de semana jogando

one of the best survival horror games I've played this month. A little easy in some parts, but perfectly balances the level's, and makes their goals clear. a few puzzles I didnt get but I think thats on me more than the game. highly recommend for those into re7 but want a smaller scale game that they can beat in an afternoon, or curled up with in the dark.

It's an excellent "micro-system shock". A bit of exploration, a bit of combat, a bit of puzzle, a bit of inventory and ressource management. Does not overstay it's welcome. You can finish it in one or two sessions. I love it.

Very good indie game inspired by System Shock and Soma. Good code puzzles and also an excellent sanity system. Hope to see other projects.

Around a 5 or 6 out of 10 While this game is nice, and has a nice concept, it's not really fun, in fact it's kinda annoying, the combat is okay, if a little unsatisfying (and there really isn't enough of if, respawing enemies goes a long way) but my big problem with this game is the sign posting, or lack there of, an example of this was end of the residential level, where you need a keycard to use the elevator, there is a keycard printing machine that we've already used once, the problem is that the pattern for the next keycard is split onto 2 papers that are really hard to see and blend in with the environment, and due to the lack of enemies I was just wandering around, looking for the second piece of paper with no enemies or tension, eventually having to give up and just look up the pattern, there are other moments like this across the game, where what you need to do next is unclear and you just need to wander around, hoping you'll stumble upon the solution.