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PC Gamer reviewed the extraction shooter ZERO Sievert:

ZERO Sievert review

Learning to survive in this grim and deadly world is an uphill struggle, but even the smallest victory is deeply satisfying.

Have you ever considered what would’ve happened to Bill Murray’s character in Groundhog Day if he hadn’t got out of that time loop? If he’d just stayed living the same day over, and over, and over, with no happy ending?

That’s a little like what CABO Studio’s debut title, ZERO Sievert, can feel like—at least at first. An extraction shooter from a top-down perspective with similar graphical fidelity to the original Grand Theft Auto, it mashes up Escape From Tarkov-esque runs with a roguelike structure. You emerge from your bunker and head out to find supplies, grab weapons, and complete quests, before desperately trying to make it home alive. It's one of those combos that seems completely obvious in retrospect, and CABO certainly finds success with it.

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ZERO Sievert
A tense and taxing but wonderfully engaging hybrid of singleplayer roguelike and extraction shooter.

Score: 85/100

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