That's certainly not what Generation Zero is. Lots of reviews posted here, seem to be from people who were expecting a shooter game with some crafting. You need to play it for a while to get to the better stuff. It should also be noted that the game starts somewhat slow. If you are expecting more shooter like combat, you probably won't like it. So, if you like that, you will like Generation Zero. Overall, this is an exploration game with some crafting and combat. The new patch seems to have fixed some minor gripes like machines glitching through walls. It requires some strategy and you can't just go heads on with most machines. The graphics look great and it really looks like urban Sweden. It requires some I am playing it on XBox One X.
It's so simplistic and feels refreshing in contrast to a lot of modern games. When you complete the quest, you get nothing extra other than some XP and the weapon you found. The quests will be something like "a note said people may be at XXX farm, find it" or "find hunter's house and see if they left a weapon behind". There are main story quests and side "world quests".
The suspense you feel between encounters is priceless. At times it's very relaxing, other times you realizing you haven't taken a breath in a long time.and then there's the moments where a small dog machine thing came out of nowhere and scares (literally) the crap out of you. No, instead instead you have a slower-paced, mysterious adventure through a massive open world (with zero loading screens.zero loading screens).and it's gorgeous to look at. Don't play this looking for a stop and pop shooter, non-stop action or endless loot crates for completing simple quests. It has a great "classic" game feel to it. Don't play this looking for a stop and pop I have NO idea why someone would rate this game low. I have NO idea why someone would rate this game low.
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