$7.99 (−20%)Zero To South A road trip through a broken America
Drive a taxi from Camp Zero to South across a post-crash USA, scavenging, trading and fighting to survive the journey.
Is Zero To South worth it?
Zero To South is worth it if…
- you like survival games where the vehicle, not the character, is what you keep alive
- you enjoy looting runs that feed directly into upgrades and repairs
- you want a post-apocalyptic drive with a dry sense of humour about it
- you don't mind watching the road closely, because flat tires and hazards come often
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Your taxi is your lifeline
The car is the whole game. It needs fuel, food keeps you driving, and repairs keep the engine turning over, so every stop is a decision about what you can afford to carry. Loot buildings along the route for supplies, tools and spare parts, then spend them wisely: upgrade performance, bolt on armor, reinforce the body for the road ahead. Run out of gas or break down in the wrong spot and you are on your own, far from anywhere. Managing that loot is the difference between arriving south and being stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Danger on the road, work at the curb
The roads are not empty. Armed groups set up roadblocks to take your items and your money, and they will not move for a polite honk: you fight them to clear the path and keep driving. Work comes from the communities you pass. Pick up passengers, drive them where they need to go, and they pay in food, supplies and other useful things for the journey. Between the fares and the fights, the drive stays busy: eyes on the road, hands ready, always counting what is left in the tank.
