Fit check
Is Zet Zillions worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Deckbuilder fans who want card combinations with variable effects
- Roguelike players who prefer exploring randomly generated space maps
- Single-player strategy fans who enjoy planning card-based fights against large enemies
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a fixed sequence of levels may find the randomly generated galaxy structure less suited to that preference.
- Players who prefer combat without deck construction may find building multiple decks and planning card use too central.
- Players seeking multiplayer play may not find a fit in this single-player game.
Our take on Zet Zillions
Rather than keeping deckbuilding confined to battles, Zet Zillions connects card strategies with space-map exploration and planet destruction. Its fusion system also makes combinations uncertain: effects can vary, and some attempts may not work as intended.
What is Zet Zillions?
Zet Zillions is a single-player, story-driven roguelike deckbuilder.
Travel through randomly generated galaxies with Foam Gun and her planet-ship Baby Violence while searching for a new home for humanity. Build multiple decks and strategies, then fuse cards to create different effects from more than 100 possible combinations. Explore locations, scavenge abandoned shuttles, find hidden portals, meet characters, and take on side quests. Combat requires planning and tactical choices against colossal enemies. The game also lets players overpopulate planets by sending crew onto them before destroying those planets. Its story-driven structure combines card construction, tactical battles, space exploration, and encounters across the galaxy.
How Zet Zillions plays
- 01Card fusion
- Combining cards can produce different effects, with more than 100 possible combinations.
- 02Generated galaxies
- Space maps vary between runs and include locations to explore, abandoned shuttles, and hidden portals.
- 03Planet destruction
- Crew can be sent to overpopulate planets before the planets are destroyed.
- 04Side quests
- Travel through the galaxy includes encounters with characters and optional quests.
Zet Zillions compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines roguelike play with deckbuilding, but its description focuses on turn-based combat, positioning, and upgrading attack tiles before facing the Shogun. Zet Zillions instead centers on card fusion, generated galaxy exploration, and destroying planets.
Zet Zillions: platforms & release
Is Zet Zillions worth it?
It is worth it if: deckbuilder fans who want card combinations with variable effects. Skip it if: players looking for a fixed sequence of levels may find the randomly generated galaxy structure less suited to that preference.
Where can I download Zet Zillions?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Zet Zillions's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Zet Zillions on?
Windows only.
