Immersive, tense, and loaded with very satisfying progression! The lack of game overs and the enemies only partially respawning when you die/rest are an excellent touch
You'd never expect a document inspection game to have such a rich world and storyline, but the one-man team that created this did a fantastic job of doing just that. Increasingly challenging puzzle gameplay, 20 different endings, tons of intrigue. One of the best $3 games I've ever seen.
This was one of the first games I got with my Dreamcast back in the day, so it SHOULD have some sort of nostalgia points backing it up... but the game is just awful. Awkward controls, a pointless plot you never even begin to care about, and combat that just isn't fun or smooth in any way. Thankfully I had other gems on the Dreamcast, but Slave Zero was never even "OK."
