ZERO Sievert (v1.3.0)

A ruined, radiation-soaked Eastern Europe becomes the backdrop for a tense top-down extraction shooter where every trip beyond the bunker risks ending in a lost pack full of hard-won gear. ZERO Sievert mixes the pressure of Escape from Tarkov-style raids with pixel-art presentation and the lonely atmosphere of STALKER, asking you to enter hostile zones, grab what you can, and leave alive. The bunker serves as a rare pocket of safety, packed with traders, workbenches, storage, and characters who point you toward the wider mystery behind the disaster. Outside its walls, bandits, armed factions, mutants, hunger, thirst, and radiation turn even a simple supply run into a calculated gamble.

Each expedition begins with choosing equipment, ammunition, medicine, food, and a destination before heading into a procedurally arranged map. You search buildings, containers, corpses, and hidden corners for valuables, then decide whether to press deeper for better loot or extract before a firefight ruins the run. Gunplay is deliberate and dangerous, with more than 30 firearms that accept a large range of attachments; scopes, suppressors, magazines, stocks, and other parts let you build for stealth, range, recoil control, or raw stopping power. Loot supports crafting, trading, bunker upgrades, and quest objectives, while deaths can be punishing enough to make preparation and route knowledge matter as much as aiming.

Its strongest feature is the way familiar survival-shooter tension works in a compact, readable 2D format without losing the uncertainty of a hostile open zone. Forests, industrial sites, a shopping mall, and makeshift camps all encourage different approaches, and shifting layouts prevent routes from becoming completely routine. Questlines and faction encounters add direction for players who want more than endless scavenging, gradually uncovering the setting’s lore while opening new goals and rewards. ZERO Sievert suits fans of Tarkov, STALKER, and hardcore loot-driven roguelites, especially players who enjoy learning systems, accepting setbacks, and turning a barely functional rifle into a personalized wasteland weapon.