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Arvus Games / Mar 5, 2024 / Casual, Indie
In Elevator Zero, a first-person exploration and puzzle game, you find yourself trapped in an otherworldly dimension. Escape is possible only through the elevator.
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New Features • The Woman now talks • Visual improvements • Two new Events Fixes • Improved compression: File size reduced from 900 MB to 300 MB • Main Menu now supports Ultrawide Resolution • Less Bathrobe clipping
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90% positive, 30 reviews
A very strong liminal space game. The atmosphere is very well done, the jumpscares are strong and the anomalies are also good, even if you already know a few from other games of this type. What I like most about Elevator Zero, are the sounds. I think the Elevator music is very strong while you search for anomalies, crazy things happen or just the neighbours arguing loudly in the meantime. It's also one of the only...
10 found this helpful, 2024-03-06
Short game with an interesting concept, offering around 15-40 minutes of gameplay, but it can take longer if you want to uncover all the endings. I really like the random events when the elevator stops, so we need to focus on what's wrong. While most of the events are quite obvious to notice, we still might get confused and make a mistake. When it comes to bugs, I only encountered one issue:when the female character...
6 found this helpful, 2024-03-07
As with most of the other games of this ilk, if you spot an anomaly go back. if not continue on (to floor zero). The hallway is nicely detailed and it'll take a keen eye to notice differences. I didn't quite understand why we were goin' up when an anomaly was found. I thought we had to go down to floor zero? Not even sure if we can go down furtehr than floor 10. Regardless it was a solid experience. The price tag is...
1 found this helpful, 2024-03-07
Short anomaly game in a hallway. In addition to anomalies, small pieces of paper can also be found. I liked the anomalies on the window. In my opinion, the game still has a lot of wasted potential. I found many of the anomalies rather boring and not scary or anything. Also, some anomalies are repetitive even though you haven't found all the others yet. I guess its ok if you want a quick spot the difference experience...
1 found this helpful, 2025-04-28
