Zack Zero reviews

This game Zack zero is a good action and adventure game built on a 2D platform, play as the characters according to the enemy to defeat in front of you. Really this little game is not my age... However it remains pleasant to play without messing around. I highly recommend it. Friendly Pastor

Super Graphics Really great 3D Camera teaching, i.e. you always see yourself without doing anything in the perfect Perspective. The Camera fades along, spins, zooms ... Always everything perfect and at the right Moment it could only be more different Enemy Types and the Kaempfe More demanding

Incredibly awesome, just killing. Zack Zero is a Game that convinced me so much that I write a Review. Both the Narrator in the beautifully drawn Cutscenes is great. No! The Story Also includes captivating Twists or spectacular Plottwists. The Villain, who was also not saved at the "Z," has a diabolic Plan with which he wants to stop Zack. For both young and old, Zack Zero is the best Game of 2000-2020. 10/10 Evil Master Plan #Zulrok #Zack

Zack zero doesn't have much to put forward except his pleasant graphic touch. That said, the mixture 2D/3D often induces the player in error (can I jump on this platform or is it a décor element? PAF you're dead.) The game is far too buggy to be marketed (graphical bugs, collision bugs, unexecuted actions, motionless enemies, etc.). French dubbing is calamitous, English is correct. The range of blows is interesting but despite that the fights are boring and repetitive. The bosses show no originality and all defeat each other in the same way (Dodge-> wait-> hit). Really not recommended.

A rather entertaining Platformer that easily goes off your Hand and immediately makes you feel Like it. So Is just right for in between. The Scope is fine for the Price. After about five Hours, the Oberfiesling is defeated and the Adventure of Zack Zero is over (for now). Visually, the Game looks quite neat and offers harmonious, varied environments, as well as nice character and Opponent Animations. I didn't have much to criticise. Only the Controls could be a Tick more precise. Also, a Way in the Game to be able to move the Camera itself a little, to see, for example, if there is not a secret Path somewhere further down, would be nice. So one remains only "the Leap into the Unknown," which then often ends fatally. But everything that the Savepoints are, fortunately, distributed very fairly. What is really missing is the Possibility to be able to play individual Levels after the End, for example, to collect missing Treasures. Other Than that, there really isn't much to complain about. Those who like Jump ' n ' Run'S can easily access it.