Block Zero

Block Zero is a third-person action game in an open low-poly city. You are a blocky mutant born of the outbreak: every wall is a road to the roof, every roof is a launch pad. Sprint into a building to run straight up its wall, hold jump to glide across the streets, dash in mid-air and land wherever you like. Your very first move is a leap from a rooftop into a crowd of infected. The city has three zones — the quiet residential blocks, the quarantine full of infected and the corporate base in the north. Resistance terminals give short missions: thin out the infected, hunt down a witness, burn out a nest that fights back in three waves. Weaken an enemy and absorb it to heal, gain biomass and even take its appearance: security will not shoot at one of their own. Between missions, yellow pillars start medal challenges: rooftop runs through a chain of gates and 60-second Smash arenas full of cars, drones and turrets. Go for bronze, silver or gold — a restart is one press away. The daily challenge is the same for everyone, comes with a twist — low gravity or explosive cars — and keeps a streak that makes your claw trail grow. Features: • An open low-poly city of 64 blocks — no loading screens, no invisible walls between the roofs. • Wall running, high jumps, gliding and air dashes. • Claw combos with auto-aim, knock-ups and a score multiplier — every hit lands with hit-stop, a camera kick and a sound of its own. • Absorb weakened enemies to heal, grow biomass and disguise yourself. • Mauls, a harpoon and car throwing; a corporate alert that sends squads, drones and a helicopter. • A tutorial that starts with a leap into a crowd, then 12 missions with nest bosses, a courier chase, a convoy and the final Source. • 6 rooftop runs and 3 Smash arenas for bronze, silver and gold, plus a daily challenge with a twist and a streak. • 12 mutations, 18 forms, 20 hidden data capsules, 10 achievements and a daily reward. • A living menu: your mutant waits on a rooftop at golden hour, wearing the form you picked; mission results count up to a fanfare, and a best run earns a "New record". • Play in landscape or portrait — with a mouse and keyboard or a touch screen; camera shake and motion can be toned down in the settings. • Interface in 7 languages. Music: "Electric City" by Tsorthan Grove, licensed under CC BY 4.0; "Streets After Midnight" by Tsorthan Grove (CC0).

Fans of action will feel at home, and the adventure and arcade elements give it extra range. Loading time and performance depend on the game, your device, and your connection.

A couple of things help once you get going: If the game has cover, compare what you can see from each position before moving out. Watch for enemy patterns rather than assuming every spawn or encounter repeats.

For more action games, explore the related titles after trying Block Zero. Device support and loading time vary by game.

via Playgama