Generation Zero Review

Generation Zero is your go to for a robot apocalypse fun game. Set in Sweden in 1989, it has a totally rad immersive and the synth soundtrack fits the nostalgic late 80s world Avalanche Studios built. Generation Zero uses the Apex Open World Engine, meaning high quality, beautiful graphics to become immersed into. Additionally Generation Zero also features a full day and night cycle with a dynamic weather system. Fighting robots in the fog, rain, snow, and some fairly intense storms never gets old. The open world hugely explorable with most buildings being open with loot and a story inside to tell.

Gunplay is really strong. Weapons can be customized and each firearm has different ammo types, fire rates and gadgets. The ballistics of each weapon differs and feels appropriate for the caliber. The robot enemies are interesting and varied, which range in sizes from small drones to massive mechanical monsters.

Where this game really shines is the co-op ability. Play in a squad of 3 and use guerrilla tactics, using whatever you can scrap together to take down the superior forces. Set traps with boomboxes and flares to your robot enemies attention. Circuit breakers, cars, propane tanks, and many other environmental objects can be used to gain a tactical advantage in fights. Co-op is fun and easy to do. You can drop in and out with the full campaign. Use the difficulty scaling to give co-op some more challenge. It is an absolute blast with friends!