- January 12, 2010
- Brian Cronin
Zero Gear
Platforms
About
"Zero Gear" is a physics-based, online multiplayer kart combat game that supports up to 8 players. Customize your kart and character, and compete in various game modes such as Race, Tag, Goal, and Target. With over 15 maps and ridiculous weapons like tornadoes and love-seeking L.UV bots, prepare for intense and chaotic matches.











- Zero Gear is a fun and creative kart racing game that offers a variety of unique game modes beyond traditional racing, such as soccer and pachinko.
- The game features extensive character and vehicle customization, allowing players to create hilarious and unique designs.
- It provides a good amount of entertainment when played with friends, making it a great party game despite its lack of an active online community.
- The controls are often described as janky and unresponsive, making the gameplay frustrating and difficult to enjoy.
- The online multiplayer is essentially dead, leaving players to rely on bots for gameplay, which can be repetitive and unchallenging.
- The graphics and overall presentation are considered outdated and lack polish, contributing to a less immersive experience.
humor
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is largely derived from its multiplayer experience, where players find themselves laughing at the absurdity and chaos that ensues during gameplay, especially with friends. Customization options lead to hilarious and ridiculous kart designs, while various game modes and power-ups add to the fun and unpredictability. Overall, the game is described as a source of joy and laughter, particularly in a group setting, making it a standout for those seeking a lighthearted gaming experience.
“It's hilariously fun in a group!”
“Played only for a few hours with my buddies and our sides were hurting from laughing at how ridiculous this game is.”
“You can fully customize your kart and player, sometimes resulting in hilarious and ridiculous creations.”