Fit check
Is Z.I.O.N. worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- First-person shooter fans who want a post-apocalyptic setting with robots and zombies
- Players who enjoy campaign objectives involving combat, evasion, and generator shutdowns
- Players seeking a second mode centered on piloting a giant robot
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow, non-combat exploration game may find the fighting and enemy encounters unsuitable
- Players wanting one consistent gameplay format may not prefer the shift from the campaign to giant-robot Derby mode
- Players looking for a multiplayer shooter may not find the described modes suitable
Our take on Z.I.O.N.
Its defining structural choice is the post-campaign Derby mode, which switches from first-person combat to controlling a giant robot against other robots.
What is Z.I.O.N.?
Z.
I. O. N. is a first-person shooter set after robotic creatures have taken over the planet. Players fight small and large robots, evade powerful energy emissions, battle zombies underground, and disable generators while pursuing the campaign objective. Hidden areas contain in-game items, including a music player and a box holding 1,000 rounds of ammunition, as well as Steam keys for other games. After the main campaign, the Derby mode becomes available. This mode places players in control of a giant robot, with the goal of destroying the other robots. The game also includes time slowing, 10 seconds of invincibility, and an additional reality feature.
How Z.I.O.N. plays
- 01Robot Combat
- The campaign includes battles against both small and giant robotic enemies.
- 02Energy Evasion
- Players must hide from powerful energy emissions during the game.
- 03Underground Zombies
- The campaign includes zombie encounters in an underground setting.
- 04Derby Mode
- After completing the main campaign, players control a giant robot and destroy other robots.
- 05Hidden Finds
- Secret areas can contain items such as a music player, 1,000 rounds of ammunition, and Steam keys for other games.
- 06Temporary Invincibility
- An invincibility effect lasts for 10 seconds.
Z.I.O.N. compared to similar games
Z.I.O.N. focuses on first-person combat against robots and zombies, with generator objectives and a post-campaign giant-robot mode. Hentai Vs Furries is a third-person shooter with several quests, weapon combat, five camera angles, emotes, and a separate main mode and “Pleasure” mode.
Z.I.O.N.: platforms & release
Is Z.I.O.N. worth it?
It is worth it if: first-person shooter fans who want a post-apocalyptic setting with robots and zombies. Skip it if: players seeking a slow, non-combat exploration game may find the fighting and enemy encounters unsuitable.
Where can I download Z.I.O.N.?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Z.I.O.N.'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Z.I.O.N. on?
Windows only.
