Fit check
Is ZeroChance worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want a short, fixed three-level campaign
- Players who enjoy earning combat money for weapon purchases
- Players seeking boss encounters and post-campaign score play
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long campaign may reach the endpoint after the three levels and final boss
- Players who dislike repeated creature combat may tire of killing enemies throughout each level
- Players looking for extensive character-building may find the listed progression limited to weapons, shields, and five skills
Our take on ZeroChance
Players seeking open-ended progression may bounce off after the third level and final boss, when the main campaign ends. Those expecting the arena immediately will also hit a gate: score mode only becomes available after finishing the game.
What is ZeroChance?
ZeroChance is an action game about a knight sent to Wisp after reports of a demon lord’s resurrection become reality.
Each level centers on surviving encounters with creatures by killing them. Defeated creatures provide money for purchasing weapons from a market. Skills become available at five-level intervals, while a boss appears at the end of every level. The campaign contains three levels, with increasing monster numbers across them. Completion requires clearing all three stages and defeating the final boss. The game includes six weapons, four shields, five skills, and progression up to level 25. After the main game is finished, an arena score mode becomes available.
How ZeroChance plays
- 01Market Equipment
- Money earned from defeated creatures can be spent on new weapons.
- 02Level-Based Skills
- One skill becomes unlockable after every five levels.
- 03Stage Bosses
- Each of the three levels ends with a boss encounter.
- 04Arena Score Mode
- A separate score-focused arena becomes available after completing the main game.
- 05Combat Loadout
- The game includes six weapons, four shields, and five skills.
ZeroChance compared to similar games
ZeroChance uses three survival-focused levels with creature rewards, purchasable weapons, shields, skills, and stage bosses. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER combines running, jumping, dodging, and shooting, while Hentai Vs Furries centers on quests, skins, an arsenal of guns, multiple camera angles, and separate game modes.
ZeroChance: platforms & release
Is ZeroChance worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want a short, fixed three-level campaign. Skip it if: players seeking a long campaign may reach the endpoint after the three levels and final boss.
Where can I download ZeroChance?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens ZeroChance's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is ZeroChance on?
Windows only.
