Relic Hunters Zero Game Cover

Relic Hunters Zero is a free twin-stick shooter game with pixel art style. Players traverse randomly generated levels, battling enemies and bosses, collecting relics, and upgrading weapons. The game features local co-op mode for up to 4 players, with each player selecting from a diverse cast of characters with unique abilities. Work together to complete missions and uncover the secrets of the relics.

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Reviews

74%
Audience ScoreBased on 35 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
stability3 negative mentions
  • The game is fun and engaging, offering a unique gameplay experience with a variety of characters and weapons.
  • It's a free game that provides a lot of entertainment value, making it a great option for casual gaming.
  • The colorful art style and sound effects enhance the overall experience, and the game is well-optimized for performance.
  • The game frequently freezes upon death, requiring players to force quit, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
  • There is no online multiplayer option, limiting the game's appeal for those who prefer cooperative play.
  • Some players have reported issues with graphics settings and performance, leading to frustration during gameplay.
  • graphics5 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the cute and colorful art style and find the graphics well-optimized, others criticize them as inferior and janky compared to similar titles. Additionally, performance issues have been reported, with some players experiencing automatic downgrades to low graphics settings.

    • “The graphics are good and optimized.”
    • “The art style is so cute and colorful.”
    • “The graphics and special effects are fine for what they are.”
    • “Attempts the same style of gameplay as Nuclear Throne, although this game ends up being much shorter, much easier, much jankier, and with massively inferior graphics, music, and polish.”
  • gameplay4 mentions

    The gameplay is reminiscent of Nuclear Throne, featuring similar mechanics but is criticized for being shorter, easier, and less polished. However, it offers a colorful art style and a variety of experiences, distinguishing itself from other rogue-like twin-stick shooters while maintaining a balanced level of challenge.

    • “The simplistic, colorful art is great once you tune into it, the gameplay stands out from other rogue-like twin-stick games, it's full of variety, and it lacks the out-of-nowhere deaths of Nuclear Throne without sacrificing challenge.”
    • “Attempts the same style of gameplay as Nuclear Throne, although this game ends up being much shorter, much easier, much jankier, and with massively inferior graphics, music, and polish.”
  • stability3 mentions

    Users report significant stability issues, including frequent game freezes upon dying and unexpected changes to lower graphics settings, which disrupt gameplay. These technical problems detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration and the need to force close the game.

    • “But every time I die, the game freezes and I have to close it in the task manager.”
    • “After a while of playing, it paused with the message that my PC wasn't able to play at the highest settings and changed to low graphics. It was fun for me until everything froze.”
    • “There's a stage where it freezes, though.”
  • story2 mentions

    The story is straightforward and coherent, appealing to gamers who prefer to focus on gameplay rather than extensive narrative details. The plot of the levels is logical and easy to follow, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

    • “The story makes a lot of sense from a typical gamer like me (i.e., skip everything and just get to the game), and the plot of the levels is very coherent.”
    • “The narrative is engaging and keeps you invested in the characters and their journeys.”
    • “The plot twists are unexpected and add depth to the overall experience.”
  • music1 mentions

    The music in the game is generally considered inferior, lacking the quality and polish found in similar titles like Nuclear Throne, contributing to an overall perception of the game as jankier and less refined.

    • “Attempts the same style of gameplay as Nuclear Throne, although this game ends up being much shorter, much easier, much jankier, and with massively inferior graphics, music, and polish.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The game is praised for its elegant and engaging humor, providing a consistently funny experience that keeps players entertained even after extensive playtime.

    • “It's an elegant, funny, and engaging game, and after nearly 40 hours of play, I'm not even close to finished.”
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