Zerograve
Ebonscale Games · 2022 · 6DOF, Flight, FPS, Sci-fi, Bullet Hell
PC
Positive90% · 39
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About Zerograve
Zerograve is a tunnel flying FPS with six degrees of freedom and zero gravity. Pilot a nimble combat drone and blast through an army of bots on your way to the station mainframe. Survive lockdown ambushes, rising lava and other hazards. Break apart huge robot bosses such as the long and dangerous Cybernoodle.
Dual loadout: Setup two weapon loadouts with two weapons each, and quickly switch between them on the fly. Secondary weapons have shared ammo while primary weapons have infinite ammo. Choose upgrades to further augment your playstyle.
Dual loadout: Setup two weapon loadouts with two weapons each, and quickly switch between them on the fly. Secondary weapons have shared ammo while primary weapons have infinite ammo. Choose upgrades to further augment your playstyle.
Features
- Singleplayer campaign with 24 levels
- Two horde-mode arena levels with scoring system
- 4 unique bosses, 20+ enemy types and 5 biomes
- 9 primary weapons and 11 secondary weapons
- Unlock weapons and upgrades as you destroy enemies and collect pickups
- Gamepad support and remappable controls
- Trichording always active
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I keep looking for a geniunely great 6DOF ever since I played Descent 2, Overload partially succeeded in delivering, but I always keep getting disappointed otherwise.1 found this helpful
Nice 6DOF shooter with tight controls and a unique visual style. Runs well on Linux. Full HOTAS/HOSAS support; having fun with my dual VKB Gladiator setup. If you like 6DOF games at all you can't go wrong with this one.
Zerograve is a light romp of a 6DOF shooter. It's comfort food for Descent oldheads, with little of its own identity. There's enough creativity in the weapon, enemy, and level design to keep play fresh, but it never becomes especially memorable. That plus the brief runtime is enough to ensure it doesn't overstay its welcome. While Zerograve is pretty inessential, its fundamentals are strong - I'm curious what this developer could do with a more ambitious take on the subgenre. 6/10
For what it is it's fun, an arcade-y 6DOF shooter. Def worth a spin.
Yeah so it's a 6DOF game. But... - movement feels jerky and janky, there's little weight and inertia to your movement and aiming, resulting in an unpleasant experience - the environment is montonous, and samey, and repetitive, and... The most change you'll see is tinting color changing from, say, blue to purple, sometimes mid-texture - weapons are drip fed to the extreme, and you can only carry two sets of primary+secondary
A Fantastic Descent clone
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