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Zet Zillions is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder where you use your cards to make freakish combinations and explode entire planets. BIG-BADDA-BOOM!
Zet Zillions is a space, roguelike deckbuilder and card game game
developed by OTA IMON Studios
and published by Raw Fury.
Released on May 23rd 2024 is available only on Windows
in 7 languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, French, German, Japanese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 614 reviews of which 546 were positive and 68 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam with a 50% discount.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-7400 / AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050ti / AMD
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 300 MB available space
- Additional Notes: TBA
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I loved Ota Imon's first game (Wolfstide) so I was beyond pumped to pick this up. While I do think it's a perfectly servicable game for the price, it has more flaws than I would like to see. The worst offender is the game sells itself as a "combine cards like crazy" roguelike but there are shockingly few combinations you can make in any given run. Instead of making crazy combos every turn you are more or less going to be playing basic cards which really ruins the replayablilty. It's fun for a while but the progression is so slow that I had a hard time saying "one more run" which is what games like this live and die on. I would still recommend it but don't expect anything over a 6/7 out of 10
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What you're looking at is Slay the Spire with FTL's map progression and the artstyle of Gurren Lagann. Obviously. The game isn't subtle about its inspirations... or anything else, really. The gameplay itself is fun and easily broken, but that's not the biggest draw. The characters, story, voice work, music, and overall aesthetic presentation are shockingly well-done for something I only know about due to randomly catching a trailer on the Latin American Games Showcase during Summer Game Fest. It is downright criminal that this game isn't better known.
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Bundle of Fun, But... Review written after the major 1.5 Patch released on July 19th. The campaign has been finalized, launch issues (slow progression) were sorted, many UI complaints were addressed, and some cards were balanced. There are/were 3 major decks accessible as of this point and 3 secondary 'deck' options at this point, leaving roughly ~9 options to start a game with.. though you do just start with 1 major and 1 secondary by default. TLDR : Game Experience is fun, unique gimmick is intuitive, and art is gorgeous. Gameplay is bittersweet and short. Zet Zillions is a genuinely novel deckbuilder experience with catchy music, silly humor, and interesting gameplay. It's greatest issues are found in its humor and its short nature. It is still a fun game experience first and foremost. The humor will bother those who dislike, or are offended, by juvenile stuff. For example, you simultaneously are fighting pirates, space bugs, angry planets, cosmic monsters, and giant space turds . For deckbuilder fans, equate the gimmick of the turds to encounters/enemies that fill your deck with curses and dilute your card draw. They have a mechanical purpose. I found it funny and silly. The short nature is a problem for the mechanical deckbuilder purist who values 100's of hours of gameplay over a gameplay experience. You will likely be 100% done with this game at 15-20 hours max. Sooner if you do not game over or just focus on using the same strategy that wins you your first run. Very Enjoyable If... ... you are looking for: [*] A Fun Deckbuilder. There are various distinct strategies that can lead to victory. A current top review says there are limited strategies, but I do not believe that was true before the 1.5 patch, and especially not after. The patch was released July 19th. This isn't a flame of that review though since the unlock pace of new content at launch was silly slow, whereas now that has been adjusted significantly. [*] Studio Trigger Artstyle. Look, if you know you know. And if you know and do not see it you may be blind. [*] A Novel Experience. The entire package of the interesting mechanics, art, campy story, voice acting, and bopping music is a complete package. Everything was put together with one vision and experience in mind. It is short and simple. [*] Something Just Fun I touched on it a little with the last point, but the game just wants to be fun. There is occasional serious plot stuff, but its tone as a whole is absurd and goofy. Look at the steam page art, you should see exactly what I mean. [*] A Cool Gimmick. The gimmick is fusion, which lets you combine two different cards in your hand. You can drag two different cards together and get a special card. In StS terms, imagine if you could combine a strike and block temporarily into a third card. Maybe it gives energy, draws, inflicts a debuff, or whatever. Combining is free, but you still need to pay for the resulting card. If the gimmick seems bad, your deck may not support fusion or have good fusions. May Not Be Enjoyable If... ... you are looking for: [*] Longevity.* There is no ascension or prestige system... yet? The team is talking about a challenge mode that may target this exact comment. Depending on its implementation and if it has some fun gimmicks, small amounts of new enemies, or something special that could change things up. [*] A Pure Deckbuilder. There is narrative system which treats each run as a chapter. Often, that means ending it with a boss as you'd want and expect. Some sort of obstacle. There are also different bosses. Other times it may just be a free win without a boss... or a boss rush. The pure deckbuilder player enjoys focusing on the run, having some obstacles, and will enjoy one or more bosses. But a run ending with no boss because story is probably lame after you set up a super sick deck. Depending on the nature of challenge mode, this may not matter, but yeah. [*] A Serious Game. The game is silly, and I enjoy that. I mentioned the space turds, but there is other silly things like fighting planets by trying to colonize them before they kill you(cool)... and the same colonize mechanic is used to also swarm non-planets so you can stun them for one turn. Your initial signature move (starter deck) can detonate all of the trash (thats what the colonizer units are called, they are actually not humans) to do massive damage. There is actual strategy behind the jokes and naming conventions, but I know for certain some people don't want any silly stuff in their games. What I Want For its price, it is easily a valuable $10 experience since I like Trigger style art, the music was sweet, the gameplay was novel, and I got to win with multiple archetypes (discard, poison/burn, big deck, shuffle poison/burn, pulverize, etc). There were some stinkers and deck building traps, but the number of viable picks outweighed those. By the time I started to think critically about the balance, I was nearing the end of the campaign, and had gotten my value from the game. That being said, if there were more chapters (different captain/story/crew) or a genuinely interesting challenge mode (new archetypes, cards, bosses, events, and/or interesting balance/progression) that would be great. A continuation, even if that is silly, would still make me laugh if I got to see credits every two chapters after the story 'ended' each time. Would remind me of MGS5, and seeing 'Kojima' in the opening credits of each mission every-time. But, elaborating further: [*]DLC for the former would be totally fine if it had similar production and new mechanics. I'd still want whatever it added to be transferable to the upcoming challenge mode. [*]A patch for the latter with post-launch would make the most sense. If there was additional stuff included for challenge mode, I'd want it to cater towards the more purist style player who wants to push limits... without relying on a single broken strategy. Regardless, fun game!
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Zet Zillions is fantastic. The artstyle is amazing and the gameplay fun. Yes, this is Slay the Spire with FTL map. Price is great, game is challenging but fair (so far) BUY IT! So the devs can do more with it. Cons: The actual shop and currency is under utilized. Cards don't seem to change much. Card Fusion can be somewhat confusing More content than I was expecting for less than $10, big update coming on 7/11/2024
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pro: * very very cool art style * low enough price cons: * not enough gameplay right now, i thought it was a full release but this feels early access... * buggy gameplay: sometimes card effects don't register until i play another card or end the turn, or they did nothing and got applied to another card, or the effects somehow changed values * Its pretty easy sometimes to follow one deck style that works, might have to go out of your way to explore new ways to win, and just purposely take worse cards, card pool is pretty small or a lot of cards don't feel strong * pretty barebones UI, generic text style it's good for about 20 hours i would wait to see if they add more characters, maps, bosses, cards in the future or get it 50% off
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Zet Zillions is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
Zet Zillions is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 4.99€ on Steam.
Zet Zillions received 546 positive votes out of a total of 614 achieving a rating of 8.33.
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Zet Zillions was developed by OTA IMON Studios and published by Raw Fury.
Zet Zillions is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Zet Zillions is not playable on MacOS.
Zet Zillions is not playable on Linux.
Zet Zillions is a single-player game.
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Zet Zillions does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Developer
OTA IMON Studios
Publisher
Raw Fury
Release
23 May 2024
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