All reviews Zenless Zone Zero

ZZZ is one of Hoyo's best creations, but far from the best game. The principle is the same as in previous games: there's a greedy gacha with beautiful charms, and to spin the gacha, you either get bored or make a fortune. This is one of the game's few problems. It's relatively young and doesn't have much "power creep" (that's when new characters are stronger than old ones). The combat is nothing special, but beating up mobs is fun. The events are boring, but thank goodness they added a dialogue skip feature. Overall, if you like Hoyo games, you can give it a try, but I wouldn't recommend it for anyone else.

A good project from hoyoverse, a very dynamic and beautiful game with a pretty good plot and excellent sound design

From my experience, I can say that it's the same grinder as all the other hoyoverse games.

I honestly thought Zenless Zone Zero would be just another gacha game I'd quickly abandon. I ended up sticking with it much longer than I expected. The style, music, and combat system are all very satisfying, and the characters are truly memorable. Donations are still a thing, but even without them, the game is still capable of providing many enjoyable hours.

A typical gacha game, of which hundreds have been created, yet there's something special about it that keeps you coming back again and again. Beautiful characters, atmosphere, and a pleasant overall visual style. I recommend it.

What can I say, gorgeous graphics, brutal gameplay, cool plot, and most importantly, combat. Powerful fights. Never lost in hard mode (challenges). It's easy to remember and recreate those same shots that some people can't do because they don't know "how"!

This is my first game of such a genre and I liked it, but there is a desire for the developers to add a training mode where you can fight with different and several opponents, and I like everything. I would like a multiplayer in this game because it is not here and I would like

It's a good game to chill out and not get stressed out about difficult tasks and discovering the "world" that everyone adores so much in Genshin. Here, the game feels like a good fighting game, although I really wish they'd created a mode where you could fight other players!

A very good project from the developers of Genshin Impact, this game combines action, color, and gacha. The roster of characters is quite large, each with their own unique skills and attractive designs. I recommend checking this project out.

After 40 hours of gaming experience both on a smartphone and on a computer, I can share my impressions of Zenless Zone Zero.

The project's graphic design is amazing. The creators managed to bring to life a colorful, detailed world, where every element is worked out to the smallest detail. The combat system and hero animation are performed at the highest level, which makes each battle exciting and dynamic.

However, the impressions of the game are ambiguous. The atmosphere and gameplay are enchanting with their stylization and visual component, but the economic aspects and gacha mechanics create certain obstacles for those who are not ready to invest real money.

The project will appeal to fans of action RPGs with a bright presentation and charismatic heroes who are ready to accept the features … Read full

If you've played Genshin Impact, you've basically played this game too, so to speak. This game doesn't have an open world, but it does have tedious leveling, the same gacha with dropping items, quests that, if you can't complete, send you back to the same miserable leveling. In short, HoYoverse has collected everything I hated about Genshin Impact, removed everything I loved about Genshin Impact, and created this. So to speak, eat it up and don't get dirty.

Zenless Zone Zero is a stylish and dynamic game with stunning graphics and enjoyable gameplay. The combat system combines elements of roguelike and action, making every battle spectacular and exciting. The characters are memorable and their animations are simply gorgeous.

Pros:

Vibrant visual style and detailed world.

Exciting battles with a variety of combos.

Great soundtrack and voice acting.

Cons:

Not much content yet (but the game just came out).

The grind may seem drawn out.

Overall, this is a cool project from that will definitely appeal to fans of the genre. I recommend trying it!

Played the game since release. With each update I saw and see that the game is only getting better: more content is added, more characters (in my opinion, there is even too much in the number of new characters), more opportunities and variety. Overall, the game is cool.

It's a good game apart from the agents' physics, not to mention those that have a good figure and also has a very good gameplay and the missions are somewhat complicated to understand, well some not all if you just start, I recommend it a real and well if it's good and the bad thing is that they excite you right away because if there are rolls to unlock an agent they give it to you after the first 2 or 5 rolls or it depends but it doesn't take long to give it to you but after that it takes little by little to unlock the agents and that's what I don't like it should be a normal average to give you the agent and by the way they give you 50/50 if you lose it you're worth chetos and they give you the one with 80 or 70 rolls for sure but you have to kill yourself to get the movies with the dail… Read full

The game is just a bomb. The graphics are very good and optimized, even on microwaves. The plot is also very cool, but I would like an open world. The game deserves 100,000 points out of 10.

A mediocre game with near-zero gameplay. Even compared to previous Hoyovers games, ZZZ feels like a downright degradation. The open world is gone, as are battles in open arenas. The character animations have also stagnated and look cheap. If you're going to play for the anime girls with outstanding elasticity (I'm not judging, that's your choice), it's better to stick with the developer's previous games. At least they have some gameplay. This one only lasted a couple of hours. It's too cheap and everything is cut.

The gameplay sucks, stupidly all text, the combat is not interesting, the voice acting of some characters is annoying, I played for an hour and deleted it

Good plot and cutscenes, dynamic combat system, interesting events. In general, the developers are great, they are trying to make the game better. I hope it won't turn out like with Genshin.

There is a big emphasis on the characters here, you need to understand this. And much more than in other gachas. The characters are well written and have their place in the world and among other characters too. Sometimes the relationships between characters in dialogues/cutscenes are amusing. The plot is cool, even for children, but with conversations on serious topics (PTSD, childhood trauma, loss). The game deserves its high rating.

The design as a whole is very contrasting compared to other gachas. If there is a dull monochromatic fantasy, then here there is a confident, rich style of close-minded sci-fi. The graphics are excellent. Animation is a separate work of art. Each video conveys emotions that bring the picture to life. High quality production — You can review it several times an… Read full

The characters are great, but the gameplay is a bit repetitive. The music is cool and suits the atmosphere. The storyline is terrible, though. The game lasted for 50 hours.

I've never played gacha before, but this game has me hooked. The combat is fantastic, and I'm binging on the content. It's not stuffy, and so far I'm enjoying everything (I've moved on to content 2.0). I'd like the atmosphere of the first city to linger a bit longer (the vibrant Chinese city isn't quite as vibrant anymore).