Zet Zillions

Le jeu est excellent ! Je joue a beaucoup de deckbuilders et c'est aujourd'hui un de mes favoris. Merci beaucoup aux devs pour cette pépite ! Le mode chao est une très bonne chose <3 En point d'amélioration: - Les decks de départs sont au nombre de trois, et j'ai joué qu'avec le premier: le second n'est vraiment pas intéressant et le troisième est vraiment inutile (deck au hasard) - Les dialogues sont bien mais parfois un peu longs.

Too many games try to make a rougelike because of how popular the caetgory is and end up doing a bad job. Zet Zillions IS NOT one of them. The design of the game is really well made, and probally one of the best card games I've ever played. The art style is also amazing, and this is probally the first game id actually buy dlc that was just the art of the game. (please devs the art is amazing and i want to put it as my desktop)

This is a great deckbuilder. the mechanics are great and it doesn't feel like there is 1 right way to play which I appreciate, It is very difficult at the start but gets easier as you learn it and unlock new stuff. It has SO much personality and I love the art style. I didn't expect to love this game but I do.

Восхитительный вайб, восхитительная рисовка, восхитительный музон и механики игры. Из минусов - кривенький ру перевод механик работы карт, N-нное количество багулин. А так - преклоняюсь перед вайбом этой игры

One of my favorite art styles for a game I've played. So many cool design choices are seen in the planets, bosses, etc. The sense of scale is shown well too. It feels epic fighting something 1000x larger than you. The art mixed with the amazing voice acting really makes it feel like a game woven into an animated show (music was pretty good too). The story was also surprisingly well-done. Although it involves a lot of "wanting to destroy the universe", the strength of the main cast and the villains makes each story segment fun and intriguing to experience. I loved doing random stuff with the main crew, and my focus intensified whenever [spoiler] Trash Zero [/spoiler] or [spoiler] Nix [/spoiler] showed up. Each character was tropey, but it made them all the more lovable. Also [spoiler] Trash Zero [/spoiler] especially was such a cool-ass villain (some insane voice acting and a captivating back story made for such a sick presence). Learning more about the characters and world built up a truly memorable setting. The gameplay was definitely addicting, but I'd say it was my least favorite part of the experience. Not to say it's bad (it's still fun), but everything else was just so good. There are some cool mechanics, and it's enjoyable to use weird cards and builds. I just quickly found a build that worked and kept using it because it felt like the bosses were VERY punishing (White Dwarf is my #1 enemy). I personally didn't find it fun building towards a deck that fails at the final boss because of some particular mechanics it has. I went from struggling and dying a lot to steamrolling everything, even that [spoiler] "boss rush" in chapter 6 [/spoiler]. But I'm also not a big fan of roguelike gameplay loops, so if you do enjoy the 40-minute trial and error and finding a build that kills everything, then you might love it. All things considered, I'm glad I played it, and I wish it got more traction for how well-crafted it is. Can't wait to see what else the dev creates (or how they expand the universe of this game). I hope the next game involves more COWS for my boy Ziggy!

After successfully beating the game, I can confidently say that Zet Zillions is a breath of fresh air for the genre. If you are tired of standard, repetitive card games, this game absolutely rules with its insane card variety, deep fusion systems, and hyper-aggressive mechanics that let you build completely broken decks. The gameplay loop of weaponizing planet populations and slamming massive monsters into enemies is incredibly addictive, especially when combined with its vibrant, quirky retro-anime art style and punchy animations. Once your deck synergy finally "clicks" in the late game, the power trip is immensely rewarding all the way to the final boss. It’s a fast-paced, stylish masterpiece that delivers tons of strategic depth and replayability!

Its a fun game and up to a certain chapter you can hit a wall. There was a helpful guide that helped me get past it and progress 10x easier overall. The story was interesting and enjoyed the game overall. I do enjoy how the characters interacted. A con to this game is if you follow a certain ending it will lock you out of trying the others and you would need to delete your file just to try the others.