released 2018
Zero-K
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A wizard-academy library has vanished under its own books. Hire gnomes, unlock shelves, and let the tidying run itself — a cozy idle game about turning magical chaos into calm, one neatly filed spellbook at a time.
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>> the taste breakdown what the duels say about zero-k
Players are lukewarm on Zero-K. It beats 62% of the games in a typical library, which is about the middle of the pack — neither a favourite nor a regret. That is based on only 4 players and 8 duels, so treat it as an early read that a few more duels could move. Across the site it ranks #3,762 of 17,608 scored games.
50% of its raters rank it in the top 30% of their library, 50% somewhere in the middle, and 0% in the bottom 40%. The most common placement is the 40–50% bracket, where 1 of its 4 raters put it.
Zero-K is an indie game tagged Strategy, RTS, Simulation and Real-Time, released in 2018. #15 of 89 in Real-Time, #54 of 212 in Robots, #61 of 350 in RTS. Among 2018 releases it sits at #114 of 563.
Players who rank Zero-K highly also tend to love Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead 2 and Call of Duty® (2003), more than the average player does, and its fans turn down Team Fortress Classic, Day of Defeat: Source and Half-Life 2: Deathmatch harder than everybody else.
8 players on needmoar.games own Zero-K, and it was last duelled 1 day ago. Every new duel moves the score, so this page updates as players rank it.
