Zero G Survivor

Space doesn't forgive. Out here, every burn of your thrusters has a cost, every planet tugs you off course, and the only thing standing between you and the void is how well you read the chaos around you.

Zero G Survivor is a momentum-based, top-down twin-stick shooter built around real inertia. Your ship doesn't stop when you let go of the stick — it drifts, it coasts, it gets pulled by the gravity of nearby planets and asteroids. Mastering flight isn't about reflexes alone; it's about working with the physics, slingshotting around gravity wells, bleeding off speed before a tight turn, and using your boost fuel like the precious resource it is. The world wraps seamlessly in every direction, so there are no walls to back yourself into — only the endless drift and the things hunting you in it.

The heart of the game is the combo system. Chain your kills and your Style Rank climbs through the ranks — D, C, B, A, S, all the way up to a screen-shaking, color-blazing SSS — "Smokin' Style!!" Let the chain lapse and it all drains away. It's a constant push-and-pull between playing it safe and pushing for one more kill to keep the meter alive, and it's where the real score-chasing lives.

As you level up mid-run, you choose your path from a deep pool of upgrades: stack raw firepower with spread shots and piercing rounds, harden your hull with regeneration and lifesteal, sharpen your handling and boost economy, or pour everything into your powerups. Speaking of which — three combat powerups drop throughout each run: a Shield that wraps your ship in an impenetrable bubble, an Electric Field that vaporizes anything foolish enough to touch you, and a salvo of Homing Missiles that each lock onto their own target. Powerups come guaranteed from boss kills, occasionally from shattered asteroids, and scattered out in the dark waiting to be found.

Choose your pilot. Each run starts with a choice of three:

• Rook — the tank. A walking fortress that soaks enormous punishment and hits like a freight train, but he's slow to move and slow on the trigger. For players who'd rather trade finesse for sheer staying power.
• Booster — the racer. Blazing speed and razor-sharp handling with a quick trigger, built for hit-and-run flying and weaving through bullet storms — at the cost of a thinner hull.
• Joker — the gambler. A balanced all-rounder with one trick: powerups drop far more often in his wake. Fortune favors the bold.

Climb the global leaderboard, where every top run shows the pilot who flew it and the highest Style Rank they reached — so you don't just see who scored, you see how.

Roadmap

Zero G Survivor is in active development, and v0.1 is just the launchpad. Here's where it's headed:

• More pilots — new characters with their own playstyles and unique passive abilities (the roster is built to grow).
• More powerups & upgrades — expanding the build variety, including upgrade rarities and evolved "ultimate" versions of existing powerups.
• Deeper enemy variety — new enemy types, attack patterns, and multi-phase bosses.
• Pilot unlocks & progression — earn new pilots and cosmetics through play.
• Audio & visual polish — original soundtrack, richer effects, and a full art pass.
• The Incursion — a co-op/invasion mode letting another player drop into your run.
• Steam release — an eventual Early Access launch with full leaderboards and achievements.

Strap in, mind the gravity, and chase that SSS. Good luck out there, pilot.

Game is still under development and I look forward to your comments, suggestion and ideas.