Free to play瘟疫清零计划 Project Zero One life, endless zombies
Project Zero is a 3D top-down roguelike shooter where you kill zombies, pick talents, and build a survivor strong enough to end the plague. Expect straightforward shooting and talent choices.
Is 瘟疫清零计划 Project Zero worth it?
瘟疫清零计划 Project Zero is worth it if…
- you like top-down shooters about killing zombies and leveling up
- you like roguelike runs where talent picks shape each attempt
- you and your co-op friends want simple shared shooting sessions
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Pick talents and build a survivor
You move through a 3D map seen from above, shoot zombies, and collect what they drop to level up. Each level gives talent choices, and your build takes shape around one weapon: a minigun with damage and fire-rate talents, a grenade launcher, a flamethrower, or a melee weapon like a katana or chainsaw.
Support talents such as shields, attack boosts, and a pickup-magnet effect change how fast you grow. You circle open ground, thin the horde, grab experience packs by walking over them, and keep stacking the right cards. Get the combination right and clearing the map feels easy; get it wrong and the later zombies outlast you.
What should co-op friends know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The tags list both singleplayer and multiplayer, and the core loop works alone: pick a random character bonus and weapon, kill zombies, take talents, and try to survive the run.
How does experience work?
Zombies drop experience packs that you collect by walking over them. That makes positioning matter, since packs can end up behind or inside the horde, and ranged builds have a harder time sweeping them up than melee builds.
What should you pick first?
Specialize early. Stick to one weapon line, either guns or melee, and add talents that raise its damage and speed first. Then add shields or attack boosts, plus anything that pulls in experience faster.

















