- June 9, 2023
- 11000AD
Covenant: Project Zero
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About
A sci-fi action adventure space opera set on the borders of the universe governed by interstellar corporations and big money interest. Lead a rag-tag crew of misfits, solve problems and fight for your life on a voyage that will put you at odds with an ancient evil that lurks in the shadows.











- Covenant: Project Zero features a captivating sci-fi story with rich narratives and lore that keeps players engaged throughout the game.
- The game successfully blends retro aesthetics with modern gameplay elements, creating an immersive experience that appeals to fans of both genres.
- The controls are smooth and user-friendly, allowing players to easily navigate the game while enjoying its intriguing storyline and exploration.
- Combat mechanics are lackluster and unchallenging, detracting from the overall experience and making encounters feel repetitive.
- Technical issues, including bugs and glitches, can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustrating moments, such as enemies getting stuck or quest progress not registering.
- The story feels underdeveloped at times, leaving players craving more depth and exploration, which could have enhanced the overall narrative experience.
story
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Covenant: Project Zero" is a captivating sci-fi narrative set in a war-torn 22nd century Earth, praised for its ambition and retro aesthetics, though it suffers from underdevelopment and technical issues. While the game offers an engaging journey reminiscent of classic adventure titles, many players feel that the plot could have been expanded significantly to enhance the experience. Despite its flaws, the story remains a strong draw, encouraging exploration and discovery within a richly crafted universe.
“Covenant: Project Zero effortlessly channels the nostalgia of storytelling-focused adventure games, taking players on a captivating journey of discovery.”
“With its original artwork and enchanting music, the game creates an immersive experience that encourages exploration to uncover its intriguing story.”
“Covenant: Project Zero brings back some of the good vibes from the time when storytelling was the most important aspect of adventure games, inspiring players with nice original artwork and music to uncover the story that lies behind it.”
“However, despite the store pages promising ad-text, this game doesn't feel so much as a soap opera but a put-it-all-in B-movie, with a story that could have easily filled twice the game's length if explored thoroughly.”
“The story, while at times feeling totally underdeveloped, really made up for the subpar combat and a small army of bugs.”
“Then, reaching the end, you noticed how little space there was left but the words had to come out, so the letters became smaller and smaller, until parts of the message were hard to read and understand; I'd really loved for the covenant to be the very large piece of paper because the story was what kept me going, apart from the retro aesthetics and unique art style in some of the short cutscenes.”