

ZET
Inebro (c) · 2025 · Indie, Casual, Action, Adventure, Platformer
PC
4 user reviews50% · 4
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About ZET
Minimalistic hardcore platformer with unusual controls.
Features:
Minimalistic pixel graphics made in a retro style
Musical accompaniment in the style of " retrowave"
+40 different levels, ranging from simple to very difficult.
Non-standard control-control the character using 2 buttons, initially it will seem an easy test, but is everything so easy in fact?
Features:
Minimalistic pixel graphics made in a retro style
Musical accompaniment in the style of " retrowave"
+40 different levels, ranging from simple to very difficult.
Non-standard control-control the character using 2 buttons, initially it will seem an easy test, but is everything so easy in fact?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This was insanely hard but a fun challenge for sure3 found this helpful
Mouse-only controls on a precision platformer? I feel like that should be illegal.
I have very mixed feelings about this game. The game has appealing art and music. The mouse controls do take some getting used to but in the end I had fun with them. For such a low price, you get lots of levels, and most of them are satisfying to beat and don't outstay their welcome. If you like hard platformers, and don't mind skipping some of the levels, it's not bad. On the other hand, the difficulty ramps up too much after level 30 until the end of the game at 50. These levels introduce anti-gravity zones where you have to rapidly hold and release the mouse button to stay afloat, which is exhausting. The horizontal movement in these zones is also slippery, which adds to the frustration. Instead of being in control of the character, it's a constant fight against physics. The worst example is level 37, where you navigate an anti-gravity maze with extremely narrow deadly walls. I stopped having fun in this level and had to give up. I didn't have any technical issues playing, but there are some obvious quality of life features missing. There is no save, so no way to tell which level you completed last. The only option is to look at achievements, because for some reason (almost?)…
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