When Generation Zero launched four years back, it sure left a lot to be desired. The game felt mechanically clunky and there were a myriad of other issues that just left a bit of a sour taste in a lot of players' mouths. Since that release, developer Systemic Reaction has released numerous updates, fixes, and quite a bit of additional content (some free, some paid) that have pushed the game to sitting at a comfy "Mostly Positive" rating on Steam.
Generation Zero is an open-world stealth-action game that takes place in an alternate-history Sweden where man has gone to war with machines. You can play the game solo or team up with some friends for open-world action co-op.
In a new developer diary, Systemic Reaction says that even though the game has turned 4, there are still several more years to come.
"Starting as a small team within Avalanche Studios, we couldn’t be more grateful to our players for making Generation Zero what it is today," said Emil Kraftling, Creative Director at Systemic Reaction. "It’s a testament to the community that the game is more popular than ever in 2023, and we’re excited to continue building the game in the years to come!"