Voxel Bytes Announces Post-Y2K Taxi Survival Game Zero To South
Zero To South reframes the taxi driver job as a long-haul survival loop, with scavenging, vehicle upgrades, and armed encounters set against a Y2K-collapsed America.
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Voxel Bytes announced Zero To South, a driving survival game set in an America where civilization collapsed after the Y2K problem. Players take the role of a taxi driver crossing the continent, managing fuel, repairs, and food while scavenging buildings for supplies. Cars can be upgraded with armor and reinforcement. Passengers offer stories and rewards, and armed groups may attack. The game is planned for PC via Steam.
The journey spans the American continent, and the road is long enough that stopping at buildings along the way for materials, tools, and spare parts becomes part of the loop. Collected items go into car upgrades, performance improvements, armor, and reinforcement for the harsh drive ahead. Passengers can be picked up to hear their experiences, cooperate for rewards, or face armed groups that try to take money and goods. Voxel Bytes plans a Steam release for PC.
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