TQ Digital’s Zero Online is a 2D MMORPG set in a sci-fi setting in which players take the role of giant robots. Zero Online has a fast paced gameplay, rich content and high level cap.

Zero Online features only two playable classes:

Infantry – This class is greatly underpowered at the start of the game, but later infantry is capable of dealing major damage to single targets.

Artillery – During the first 40 levels the artillery is seriously overpowered. The class is capable of dealing a large amount of damage to several enemies at once.

Besides the main classes, each has 4 class “upgrades” which are little advancements achieved by completing mini-jobs in game. These upgrades change the look of the characters and provide bonuses. Each class has a large variety of weapons that can be upgraded and mastered. The more a player uses a certain weapon the more efficient it becomes so players must be careful to choose the weapon that best fits their gameplay style and strategy.

Fighting monsters and doing quests in this game poses no actual challenge. Monsters are slow, so low level players are able to kill a much higher level enemy without even being hit. Quests are simple to make with the “auto-pilot” feature. The only real challenge in game is the PvP which is recommended for the end stages of the game.

Zero Online offers great content and playability. The graphics and the lack of balance between classes are the negatives, but they are not sufficient reasons for not trying the game.