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Code Zero

$1.99
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About This Game

CodeZero is a hack and slash game inspired by old school Hardcore games with a anime graphic style.
The security base have been compromised, your mission is infiltrate, protect the human lives and find who is behind this attack.
Use your skills to beat and cut enemies to open your path to the Boss.

Features in the Early Access:
-Combo system with lot of combinations of quick and strong attacks to discover.
-Blocking and Dash movement to evade and protect you from the attacks.
-A secondary and powerful attack to escape from compromising situations.
-Open your way defeating waves of enemies throught 5 Arenas.
-5 types of enemy robots.
-2 types of camera views.
-Stage obstacles.
-3 levels of difficulty.

More level stages will be added in the future, thanks for your support!

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User Reviews

Mostly Positive
7 user reviews
71%
Positive
8 min at review
Recommended

"reploid zero" by its very old name i remember playing this game years ago on mobile and im suprised to see this on steam after all this years. i hope you are still continuing on ur game sergio, it was really good to see megaman inspired game with kind of dmc gameplay. and i hope more people sees this game one day.

8 helpful
14 min at review
Not Recommended

this is insane, this is literally ninja gaiden but it feels horrible. other people is saying it's dmc when it's IMMENSELY obvious no one has played ninja gaiden for anyone who has played this game. the main character is just ryu hayabusa but a chibi looking robot. it's literally the same JP actor for him. the animations they are stolen with it being the move set of the dragon sword from NG2. here's proof if you don't believe me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqXL3L5C-z8&t the only original animation is the level 2 charge attack and the hand grab palm blast thing. The enemies look like reploids from mega man zero and have animations lifted from NG enemies like spider ninja walking animations and the samurai enemy attacks from the first game. the game is incredibly glitchy and feels very bad to play, the input buffer for your moves is horrible and it doesn't read directional inputs very well at all. it doesn't understand anything of what made ninja gaiden good on a fundamental l...

6 helpful
29 min at review
Recommended

Playthrough with medium and hard mode here: https://youtu.be/L5SAe3_ewnc I'm straight up editing out easy mode, because it actually makes this game look bad when it's actually pretty well made. Medium should be the easy mode it's like normal difficulty and fun to play through easy just has less enemies less mechanics less obstacles less everything instead of just taking less damage or doing more damage in easy mode it just makes the game look bland The fact the game makes you go through easy mode to play medium is a shame, I was actually disappointed finishing easy mode I'm glad I stuck around for medium. Once you get to medium though the spinny mini game in the areas was fun, you get projectile enemies, and shield dudes are the devil. Hard mode is actually hard, which is good in a game like this where you have sick mechanics adding difficulty and making me feel like a bad ass is A+ the game is short, but I'm excited for more difficult stages for sure. There's one move this dude does...

6 helpful
11 min at review
Recommended

Great game, too short though.

2 helpful
10 min at review
Not Recommended

dead game.

1 helpful
30 min at review
Recommended

Well made game made by what I believe is a single dev. It plays like a DMC styled action game with a Megaman aesthetic. Support the dev and buy the game!

1 helpful
2 hrs at review
Recommended

Short and simple, but surprisingly fun for what it is. At only $2, it’s hard to complain. The game’s not exactly groundbreaking—just a couple of floors and basic mechanics—but it kept me entertained for a bit. I liked the combat, and it’s a good distraction if you’ve got a little time to kill. I do wish there was more content, but for the price, it’s fine. It’s a quick, no-nonsense experience that does exactly what you’d expect. Hopefully, the devs will come back to it and maybe add a bit more down the line. If you’ve got two bucks lying around, it’s worth a shot!

System Requirements

Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: SSE2 instruction set support
  • Graphics: DX9 (shader model 3.0) or DX11 with feature level 9.3 capabilities.

FAQ

How much does Code Zero cost?

Code Zero costs $1.99.

What are the system requirements for Code Zero?

Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: SSE2 instruction set support Graphics: DX9 (shader model 3.0) or DX11 with feature level 9.3 capabilities.

What platforms is Code Zero available on?

Code Zero is available on Windows PC, macOS.

Is Code Zero worth buying?

Code Zero has 71% positive reviews from 7 players.

When was Code Zero released?

Code Zero was released on Jul 29, 2021.

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