

ZERO_FILL
Catoio Software · 2026 · Puzzle, Logic, Difficult, Relaxing, Minimalist
PC
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About ZERO_FILL
Bring everything to zero in ZERO_FILL.
Click on a square to reduce or increase its value, but be careful: it also affects its neighbors.Challenge yourself in the Campaign across 75 handcrafted boards of increasing complexity. Plan each move, chain reactions, and empty out every grid! Remember: you have a limited amount of moves per board: undo and reset are your friends.Infinite gameplay
Create your own boards via the Creation Center, share them, and play other players' boards via Share Codes.And when you're finished with the campaign, play as much as you want with the Random Boards Generator.Can you zero them all out?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
ZERO_FILL is a logic-focused puzzle game developed and published by Catoio Software. Built around a simple but surprisingly clever concept, the game challenges players to reduce every numbered tile on a grid to zero. What initially appears to be an easy task quickly evolves into a thoughtful exercise in planning, pattern recognition, and strategic decision-making. The core mechanic revolves around interacting with tiles that influence surrounding spaces, forcing players to think several moves ahead rather than relying on trial and error. One of the game's strongest qualities is its commitment to minimalist design. Instead of distracting players with elaborate visuals, story elements, or unnecessary mechanics, ZERO_FILL concentrates entirely on delivering pure puzzle-solving gameplay. Every stage feels like a self-contained challenge where understanding the relationship between tiles becomes the key to success. As players progress through increasingly complex boards, the game steadily introduces situations that require more careful observation and deeper analysis, creating a satisfying sense of mental engagement. The puzzle structure rewards experimentation without feeling unfair.…2 found this helpful
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