Systemic Reaction·Released Mar 26, 2019·Single player
Generation Zero is a stealth-action shooter where you wage guerilla warfare against lethal mechanical enemies. Explore a vast open world map inspired by the Swedish Cold War era, take part in the resistance alone or with up to three friends in seamless co-op.
It has so much potential, and is close to being an decent game. I want to love it, and maybe one day I could. As it stands, though, this needs a lot more time invested in it.
Defend Sweden from a robot invasion
Beautiful vistas and giant robots can't save Generation Zero from being a tedious and disappointing shooter.
Even if you're in love with its concept, Generation Zero is an experience you should avoid at all costs. Thanks to archaic co-operative design, an open world that feels sparse at even the best of times, and an inventory system that routinely works against you, disappointment takes centre stage here. You may catch one or two beautiful vistas along the way, but as the framerate drops into the single digits, you'll wish you never bothered.
Conceptually, Generation Zero has a lot of big ideas. Its setting, a…
Something's gone horribly wrong here.
The game feels like a first draft, and all but requires a small group of dedicated players
