SportsFit check
Is Zero-G worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of 2–6 who want short competitive matches on a shared screen
- Players who prefer cooperative campaigns for 1–3 people over solo-only sports games
- Controller users seeking a zero-gravity sports game rather than a realistic sports simulation
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a deep, long-form campaign rather than a short-match sports format
- Those who want varied solo play sessions, since the described campaign is cooperative and the single-player mode centers on a distinctive control scheme
- Players seeking realistic sports simulation rather than futuristic zero-gravity play
Our take on Zero-G
The page emphasizes a campaign and multiplayer modes, but gives little detail about how the sport itself is played. Its clearest specifics are the player counts, short match format, teams, and arenas.
What is Zero-G?
Zero-G is a futuristic sports game set in zero gravity, with a 1–3 player cooperative campaign and 2–6 player competitive matches.
Both modes use shared-screen play. Single-player mode uses a control scheme in which one controller handles all control. Matches are short, and the game includes 12 teams with distinct AI and 8 arenas, each with special gameplay rules. The campaign follows a bid to become champions of the solar system. The game is a solo project, and its creator says it began as an Amiga game in 1992. A controller is recommended.
How Zero-G plays
- 01Cooperative campaign
- The shared-screen campaign supports 1–3 players and follows a contest to become solar-system champions.
- 02Competitive matches
- Shared-screen multiplayer supports 2–6 players in short matches.
- 03Teams and arenas
- There are 12 teams with distinct AI and 8 playfields with individual gameplay rules.
- 04Single-player controls
- A single controller handles all control in solo play.
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Zero-G: platforms & release
Is Zero-G worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of 2–6 who want short competitive matches on a shared screen. Skip it if: players looking for a deep, long-form campaign rather than a short-match sports format.
Where can I download Zero-G?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Zero-G's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Zero-G on?
Windows and macOS.
