SlashZero Trailer Debuts at PC Gaming Show 2026
The trailer's focus on combo-driven combat and new character reveals suggests the game is moving toward a concrete release window after a period of development.
Key Facts
- Skystone Games released a new trailer for SlashZero during the PC Gaming Show 2026 on June 8.
- The game is a side-scrolling roguelike action game set in a cyberpunk world with anime-style graphics.
- Players play as Chrono Hackers who travel through parallel timelines to defeat the void master Yeroso.
- The trailer highlighted high-speed combat with aerial combos and character upgrades, and introduced new characters.
- SlashZero is scheduled for release on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, and on PS5.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Game Spark.
Skystone Games released a new trailer for the side-scrolling roguelike action game SlashZero during the PC Gaming Show 2026 on June 8. Developed by Streetlamp Studio, the game is set in a cyberpunk world rendered in anime-style graphics. Players take on the role of Chrono Hackers who travel through parallel worlds with different timelines, aiming to defeat the void master Yeroso. The trailer highlighted high-speed combat with stylish aerial combos and character upgrades, and also introduced new characters. SlashZero is scheduled for release on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as on PS5.
The trailer shown during the PC Gaming Show 2026 emphasized the game's fast-paced side-scrolling action, with the player character chaining together diverse combos against enemies. The cyberpunk setting is depicted in an anime art style, and the narrative centers on Chrono Hackers navigating parallel timelines to confront the antagonist Yeroso. Skystone Games also used the trailer to announce additional playable characters, though the sources did not name them. The game is confirmed for PC on both Steam and the Epic Games Store, plus a PS5 version. No release date was given in the trailer or the coverage.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.