Zenless Zone Zero Flashy fights in a broken city

You fight in a team of up to three Agents, swapping between them mid-battle. Basic Attacks and Special Attacks start the offense, dodges and blocks answer back, and well-timed Chain Attacks chain everyone together for the finish.

Enemies have their own strengths and weaknesses, so winning is about reading the moment and responding with precision. The combat is a highlight: quick, stylish, and satisfying when a combo lands. The music keeps pace with sharp, pulsing rhythms.

Hollows appear without warning, opening strange dimensions full of Ethereals. Modern civilization fell, and New Eridu is the city that survived by learning to fight them.

You are a Proxy, a professional guide for anyone who has to go inside. You take commissions, lead the way, and slowly uncover what the city is hiding. One job leads to the next, and rent still needs videotapes — Random Play does not run without them.

Outside combat, you move between city blocks with their own look and mood, picking up errands and meeting fixers, factions, and odd regulars. Then you switch to the Hollows, where tight action stages pack in danger and tougher enemies.

It is a rhythm the game repeats on purpose: handle business in town, take a commission, go in fighting. Every run is framed as a new job with a new corner of the city behind it.

Proxies need Agents, and New Eridu keeps sending visitors. You meet a wide, anime-styled cast with detailed expressions and fluid movement, from streetwise crews to chaotic factions all active at once.

The tone stays funny and light even with an apocalypse outside. Plot and combat sequences play with tension and timing, and the story follows the legendary Proxy Phaethon through the alliances and secrets under the city's calm surface.