- November 4, 2015
- Exordium Games
Zero Reflex
Platforms
About
"Zero Reflex: Black Eye Edition" is a fast-paced arcade-style game where you must avoid an eyeball's deadly projectiles for 30 seconds in each level. With 25 unique environments and a new psychedelic mode, the game becomes increasingly challenging with harder punishment for mistakes. A training mode is included to help players prepare for the eyeball's attacks.










- The game features a unique and colorful aesthetic that enhances the gameplay experience.
- It offers a fun and addictive challenge, especially for players who enjoy reflex-based games.
- The music complements the gameplay well, adding to the overall atmosphere and enjoyment.
- The difficulty scaling can be frustrating, as players are sent back multiple levels upon dying, which can feel punishing.
- Many players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking in depth, leading to boredom after a short time.
- There are concerns about the developers' integrity due to a controversial cash prize contest that has been perceived as a scam.
- gameplay66 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of "Zero Reflex" is described as fun, addictive, and challenging, with a variety of mechanics that keep players engaged. While some users noted flaws related to the Unity engine and a lack of depth in certain areas, the overall experience is enhanced by smooth controls, a great soundtrack, and unique level designs that test reflexes. Despite some criticisms, many players find the game enjoyable and worth the low price for its entertaining and quirky gameplay.
“Between the cheap price, addicting and challenging gameplay, and cool visuals, it is worth it to pick up.”
“The gameplay is simple, but done with perfection.”
“I was impressed with Zero Reflex to be honest, as it does an amazing job when it comes to making its gameplay fun, accessible, and quirky!”
“Alas, some of Unity engine's flaws are quite noticeable and negatively impact the gameplay.”
“While visuals are neat, gameplay is pretty lacking.”
“Gameplay is really bad.”