A cross country road trip turns into a multi-dimensional walkabout after a quick stop in a mysterious town. A first person surreal adventure of visual auditory stimuli set in a fantastical world.
Platforms
Linux Mac PCGenres
Adventure IndieThemes
Open world
Languages: English and 23 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Grandma's Game Room
By Franceen RoblesTreat this game like you would a rich, decadent dessert: savor each small bite slowly and let each ingredient sing. You’ll be glad you did.
OnlySP
ByThe fundamental question 0°N 0°W posits is 'how much direction does one really need to enjoy a video game?' The rainbowed reality of 0°N 0°W provides no answer, but the suggestion that the art form is being limited by its own definitions of what defines a game lingers.
God is a Geek
By Dale EmasiriAlthough there isn't a lot to it, its chaotic neon visuals and sense of introspection make it a worthwhile experience.
Hardcore Gamer
By James CunninghamZero North Zero West is an amazing vacation into the unknown.
GameSkinny
By Jeffrey RousseauZero North Zero West is a game that abandons standard gaming schools of thought so much that it's actually something completely different.