All reviews Zenless Zone Zero

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).

What a way to screw up a potentially stylish project so spectacularly and turn it into another soulless gacha for drooling idols. At release, Z tried to feign authentic urban fantasy with a cozy 90s atmosphere, hacker romance, and cool TV puzzles, but the efficient managers quickly caved to the whining of casuals and delivered the ultimate Chinese slop. The plot was relegated to a dull superhero story, where the protagonists turned from secretive illegal proxies into all-powerful chosen ones, and the stylish cyberpunk was replaced with cheap fantasy with talismans and cultists. The designers were apparently fired, replaced by lingerie advertising specialists, because the new female characters are now distinguished only by the size of their latex bodysuits and anomalous breast physics, whil… Read full

There are quite a few similarities to Genshin Impact, but you'll also find some completely new things. The visuals are pleasant and not overly annoying. The only drawback is the narrative, which is a bit drawn out, but overall it's passable for a game of this size. It's worth checking out.

This game is for newcomers to the hoyoverse. A big step back from Honkai Impact 3rd. Although the graphics seem to have improved, the battles are not as epic and exciting both in terms of visuals and special features. Honkai Star Rail can't even be compared. The game turned out so-so, as if they didn’t care. Nothing attracts an experienced player from Genshin Impact or the same old HI3. Boring, dull, ugly(

Personally, I found two disadvantages for myself: there is little free space to explore on foot, there are few combat locations, and those that exist are very monotonous. The combat is dynamic, the atmosphere is brilliant, the music is to my taste, the characters are juicy. I'm doing well with optimization (laptop).

When exploring caverns, you can even find a casino, four axes)

Since this is a game from Hoyoverse, I expect at least good graphics and a lot of gameplay from it. I watched the beta testers' walkthroughs and overall I really liked the idea of ​​the plot, the characters, and the gameplay. But again, this is just a beta test, so not everything is clear yet.

She began to play from the very release in the summer, but due to the damp of the project she threw it for a while. Having entered recently, I got directly to the Chinese New Year and just stunned from how the game changed. There are a lot of events, plus they are very different: do not like to beat enemies? Play the snake. It's boring to play a snake? Play Banbu and musical battles with other rabbits in colorful outfits, and this is all accompanied by a bunch of awards. There are so many of them that I was able to knock out two events in just 4 games, and if you compare it with Genshin or Star Reil, the game is generally transcendfully generous. I am Antifanate Houresis (in Genshin 59 Ranni and so on), but this game has become one of my loved ones. As an artist, I can note wow art! The wh… Read full

It can be called a gem of a genre for the market. In order:

1. A comic book story is not a AAA game; this is unacceptable for game mechanics—this is already an indicator of a lack of budget for creating any games.

2. Dubbed animations, there are few of them, this is not a slasher, this is not an RPG, this is something worse, which I will describe at the end of the post.

3. Strong marketing; most of the game is supported only by advertising on social networks.

4. The game is not 18+ marked, although the audience is clear.

5. Gacha is a casino element— Considering there's no gameplay, it trades money for time.

>Farming is very difficult and takes a long time.

>Lack of variety in gameplay.

To summarize:

Teasers, personalities, character appearances—this game is an erotic gacha, or rather, an … Read full

First there was Genshin, the first regions were interesting, after which the developers decided to give up and just make money from the players. After that there was and is HSR, for a more mature audience, with a well-thought-out plot. And then a fake ZZZ came out, neither fish nor fowl. Small closed locations, terrible battles. It feels like it was made purely for children. Lack of a normal plot. In general, it’s just a gacha, for the sake of money and nothing more. Some IdleRPGs are much more interesting