Zero-G

Zero-G

Søren Trautner Madsen · 2017 · Indie, Sports, Action, Local Multiplayer, Local Co-Op

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Positive81% · 26 📉 Recent reviews down 73%
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About Zero-G

Zero-G is a futuristic sports game in zero gravity inspired by Speed Ball and Enders Game.

Features:

  • 1-3 player cooperative campaign (Shared screen)
  • 2-6 player competitive multiplayer (Shared screen)
  • Unique "one controller to control them all" control scheme in single player
  • Short matches in "shared screen multiplayer" makes for a great party game
  • 12 different teams with unique AI
  • 8 different playfield arenas with special gameplay rules
  • Best played with a controller


About me:

  • Game Programmer on "Total Overdose", "Chili con Carnage", "Watchmen part I and II", "LIMBO", and "INSIDE"
  • Zero-G is my spare time one man project.
  • Originally created Zero-G in Amos Basic on the Amiga in 1992.

What Steam players say

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

Recommended Oct 31, 2024
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4 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 20, 2019
Why can't you change the length of a two player match?! We would've liked to play longer games with a friend to get the hang of this, but the match ended before either of us could score a single goal. This is such a bummer, as the game is otherwise really interesting and has an original idea and implementation.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 8, 2018
This game is a lot of fun. It's like a mix of Rugby, Basketball, American Football, Soccer, Lacrosse, all rolled into one... oh and someone removed all the gravity from the room! It's so much fun. When you score, or make a great defensive play you really feel like you achieved something in a real sport. It has local multiplayer and local co op, so you can have some great times playing with family and friends, I think even the little ones can pick up on the game fast. To bad you can't play online, but to be honest I'm having so much fun with the game I haven't missed online play yet, plus sometimes online play can sour a game because people start complaining and stuff get's nerf'd, (you know how that is). I think the game could use a few more features though; to make it a epic sports game. Like making your own team, a season mode,tournament mode, I mean you can make your own seasons and tournaments with some pen and paper, but it would be cool if you could just do it in game. Overall it's a excellent game. I highly recommend it.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 10, 2024
An interesting futuristic sports game. In single player you control you whole team with one joystick while your goalie is AI driven. It really challenges you to think ahead on positioning and movement but controlling your team mid-flight to intercept passes and make tackles. It is pretty difficult but I think it is a pretty good first attempt. Pros: Campaign is interesting (no story though) I like the gameplay though it won't be for everyone would make a fantastic party game (up to six players!) Cons Steep difficulty curb Goalie can be a bastard to get around Not a huge fan of the power ups
Recommended Jun 23, 2024
Great!
Not recommended Dec 23, 2019
At normal price I do not recommend this game. For two dollars sure. I don't know why we cant rebind controls as on keyboard the control set up is a bit uncomfortable. As someone else has said controlling all the players at once does not make sense for this game. Your opponents are able to strategically place their players while you are basically stuck controlling one. It is very hard to position your teammates for a shot or a pass while also trying to fend off the entire opposing team. Really fun concept and I wish the devs could just fix those few problems. Those chances are slim considering it appears they've moved past this little hobby

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