Is Zenith: Nexus free?

Yes — Zenith: Nexus is free to play, so you can install and play it without buying anything.

Does Zenith: Nexus work on Steam Deck?

Valve rates Zenith: Nexus Unsupported on Steam Deck, which means some or all of it does not currently work there.

Can I play Zenith: Nexus on Mac?

Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Zenith: Nexus. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.

Does Zenith: Nexus have co-op?

Yes — Steam lists Zenith: Nexus with online co-op.

Is Zenith: Nexus on PC Game Pass?

No — Zenith: Nexus is not on PC Game Pass right now.

Zenith: Nexus

Name: Zenith: Nexus
Brand: Ramen VR
Availability: InStock

Ramen VR · January 27, 2022 · VR, MMORPG, Open World, Action, Action-Adventure

Zenith: Nexus is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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About Zenith: Nexus

✦ AI summary

Slash through mobs with magic and parkour across quick-session action runs in this free-to-play online RPG, hanging out with friends in a shared city hub between adventures. Unlock the full MMO experience with The Last City DLC, featuring hundreds of hours of epic dungeons, PvP, and three distinct classes in a stunning anime world.

Fight, explore, and lose yourself in an anime-inspired world built for VR. Two action-packed game modes available. How will you use your power?

Zenith: Nexus — game info

Platforms: Windows
Steam Deck: Unsupported
Player modes: Online co-op
PC Game Pass: Not included

DLC & expansions

Zenith: The Last City DLC

from$9.99

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

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Zenith: Nexus is praised by players for being an engaging and physically active VR experience that can feel like a genuine workout, but it suffers from significant control and design issues including poor tutorial guidance on basic mechanics, awkward bow controls that exploit VR tracking limitations, and enemy AI that frequently positions itself too close or behind the player making combat frustratingly difficult.

Not recommended Aug 6, 2026

Tutorial doesnt tell you how to equip weapons so you have to figure it out, once you have figured out how to fight, you remember that using a bow and arrow with the quest 2 is awfull because you have to bring the arrow holding hand right underneath the headset (Where it cant read the hand's position accurately), and a lot of the enemies give no personal space to actually fight them, some even resolving to try to stand behind or inside you, meaning you have to do an awkward back pedal while throwing zenith blades in there general direction to try to kill them.

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Not recommended Aug 23, 2026

im hoping for a refund

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Not recommended Aug 4, 2026

got stuck on the city in the sky quest. stopped playing the game years ago because of it came back and still have that problem

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Not recommended Sep 29, 2026

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Recommended Sep 5, 2026

tried for free really fun game, also feel like im loosing weight and its fun at the same time

Recommended Aug 24, 2026

I bought this game on release. I played a ton of it then, and I'm about to tackle a ton of the new content. Will update review accordingly, if I remember, or if it's horribly bad now.

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