Kill mutants. Absorb their remains. Mutate into something stronger every run. Stack insane power combos and survive overwhelming hordes in this fast, chaotic, highly replayable action roguelite bullet hell.
About the story
As the sole survivor of a nuclear fallout, the only way to survive is to battle the mutated freaks of the wasteland to absorb their radioactive guts and become a superior mutant. And also eat candy.
Platforms
Mac PC PS5 Series X|S Nintendo Switch 2Genres
Adventure Arcade IndieThemes
Action Survival
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
ZTGD
By Terrence JohnsonGround Zero isn’t a bad game at all, in fact I was surprised by how much I had fun with it. The developer understands what makes the survival horror genre a compelling one, but Ground Zero feels like its being held back.
GameFM
By Pierry LimaGround Zero may not be the most original survival horror game you'll ever play, but it is certainly one of the titles that best understands the essence of the genre. It looks to the past with respect while still introducing improvements that make it more enjoyable by modern standards. Despite its pacing issues, some questionable design choices, and a difficulty curve that loses momentum toward the end, its atmosphere, exploration, and commitment to classic horror make it an experience that any fan of Resident Evil, Silent Hill, or Dino Crisis should check out.
Gamesource Italia
By Valerio GuarneraGround Zero is an interesting title, capable of creating an excellent experience for anyone looking for a horror game with a retro aesthetic and atmosphere. The gameplay is solid and well-balanced foundations, although the level design is prone to some uncertainty, with some areas sadly feeling devoid of any real purpose within the game.
