Generation Zero

Generation Zero shows an alternative Sweden in 1980, where driverless cars roam the streets and kill all living things. Robots were assembled immediately after World War II in case of the return of fascism, but in their logic the idea of ​​complete domination on earth appeared. A small group of survivors decide to fight back and find out where the technology came from. The player acts alone or with friends, moving through the islands and finding records of former inhabitants. The world is empty and quiet, so steps and sounds of machinery can be heard long before the meeting. Battles are built around weak points: vehicles have vulnerable components, but at first there are no heavy weapons. Tricks like traps and noise help stall time against a large group. The weather and time of day change the situation, and the found parts are used for improvements. The vehicles vary in size and armament, so meetings with large models are planned in advance. Found photographs and recordings explain what happened to the residents. First aid kits, cartridges and parts for repairs have to be looked for in houses and at stations. Some tasks are completed together, and then the squad distributes roles. Different types of vehicles react differently to noise and light, and this dictates the method of combat. Abandoned houses can be searched, and equipment found can be transferred between characters. Some areas are closed until tasks are completed, so the path goes in order. Network mode allows you to connect to someone else's session and help in battles. For those who like quiet and intense clashes with technology, the game is suitable.