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Zet Zillions
Developer OTA IMON Studios
Zet Zillions is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder where you use your cards to make freakish combinations and explode entire planets. BIG-BADDA-BOOM! From the Steam store page
202 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 4, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
82
LovedLoved
148 positive · 32 negative
95% range 76–87%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 148 | 32 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 9 | 0 | 10 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
393 of 444 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
82% recommend · 149 yes, 32 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 181 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (695 of 793 positive).
Players praise the game's unique style and refreshing take on deckbuilding. [1][2][3] Some reviewers note the game has a fun core but feels incomplete or grindy. [4][5][6] The art, music, and story are widely appreciated, though gameplay depth is questioned. [7][8][9]
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- [5]
The game has some fun ideas, but I found the implementation to be lacking. Major problems include: Poor information when picking rewards. Basic rules like "exhaust" are explained, but if a reward has an effect that "creates card " the game doesn't show you the created card. Most other deckbuilders include this information in the rewards details overlay. Combination mechanic ruined by tedium. Combining cards to make …
- [1]
Skeptical buy turns out to be a happily refreshing take on the rogue-like-lite deckbuilding genre. Overall: decently balanced to challenge but allow some minor op, in a nice don't-worry-about-it-just-try-it package, no grand chess strategies needed, blast your way through space fun, some great additions help the standard pick-map-path formula from becoming stale. I'd buy a sequel if it came out, but I hope this …
- [2]
What you're looking at is Slay the Spire with FTL's map progression and the artstyle of Gurren Lagann. Obviously. The game isn't subtle about its inspirations... or anything else, really. The gameplay itself is fun and easily broken, but that's not the biggest draw. The characters, story, voice work, music, and overall aesthetic presentation are shockingly well-done for something I only know about due to randomly …
- [4]
Its a fun game but has some issues. The game is way too grindy, with only 3 total decks to unlock, under which you have 3 different companions that provide a bit more variety. But I had all 3 decks and companions after like 12 hours so theres almost nothing left to get. The grind to unlock new cards is overly expensive, with full runs not even leveling up enough for just a single card which doesn't add enough. The …
- [3]
A surprisingly fun and dare i say, refreshing take on the genre. Mechanics take only a couple fights to grasp and are interesting, audio is nice and grisp, animations have JUST the right amount of exaggeration to be fun and not overkill (except the gator) and a must have for those that like this type of game Ps. I get strong kill la kill vibes from some of those animations and the population mechanic so i may have …
Summarised from 34 of the 202 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
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Zet Zillions sits at 82% positive across 180 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
Reactions
60 of 202 · most liked firstSkeptical buy turns out to be a happily refreshing take on the rogue-like-lite deckbuilding genre. Overall: decently balanced to challenge but allow some minor op, in a nice don't-worry-about-it-just-try-it package, no grand chess strategies needed, blast your way through space fun, some great additions help the standard pick-map-path formula from becoming stale. I'd buy a sequel if it came out, but I hope this remains semi-unique. It's style would get old if imitated too much, but is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I loved Ota Imon's first game (Wolfstide) so I was beyond pumped to pick this up. While I do think it's a perfectly servicable game for the price, it has more flaws than I would like to see. The worst offender is the game sells itself as a "combine cards like crazy" roguelike but there are shockingly few combinations you can make in any given run. Instead of making crazy combos every turn you are more or less going to be playing basic cards which really ruins the replayablilty. It's fun for a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has some fun ideas, but I found the implementation to be lacking. Major problems include: Poor information when picking rewards. Basic rules like "exhaust" are explained, but if a reward has an effect that "creates card " the game doesn't show you the created card. Most other deckbuilders include this information in the rewards details overlay. Combination mechanic ruined by tedium. Combining cards to make new stuff is a great concept but the vast majority make the same 3 or 4…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What you're looking at is Slay the Spire with FTL's map progression and the artstyle of Gurren Lagann. Obviously. The game isn't subtle about its inspirations... or anything else, really. The gameplay itself is fun and easily broken, but that's not the biggest draw. The characters, story, voice work, music, and overall aesthetic presentation are shockingly well-done for something I only know about due to randomly catching a trailer on the Latin American Games Showcase during Summer Game Fest.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cool Mechanics, Unfortunately I Am Playing be me bad at deckbuilders terminally curious hear Zet Zillions has lore forced to acknowledge Wolfstride play Wolfstride stop playing Wolfstride “this probably counts” boot up Zet Zillions artstyle looks like adult swim screaming at me buy confirmed tutorial explaining systems nodding like an idiot nothing retained fusions introduced card + card = new card finally a language I speak fuse wrong deck becomes crime scene enemies scaling like they…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its a fun game but has some issues. The game is way too grindy, with only 3 total decks to unlock, under which you have 3 different companions that provide a bit more variety. But I had all 3 decks and companions after like 12 hours so theres almost nothing left to get. The grind to unlock new cards is overly expensive, with full runs not even leveling up enough for just a single card which doesn't add enough. The population mechanic is fun and there is some variety to the game, but it does…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I leave a negative review with a heavy heart. I absolutely L O V E the art style of this game, the music is pretty decent too. However, in my last two games I encountered bugs with the core mechanic of the game, when sometimes cards just simply refused to fuse or stack into each other, basically ruining hour long run. Also, there aren't enough opportunities presented to plan on building for a playstyle. Maybe I just haven't 'grinded' enough to unlock every content. My enthusiasm didn't last…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Zet Zillions fuses Slay the Spire and FTL in a new Steam game about exploring, fighting, and destroying planets..
neutral · AI labelView post →Artistically, this is quite an interesting game. Mechanically, it feels more like an early beta than a final release. A lot of missing information (in the fusion department, as some others have pointed out in their reviews, but also in many other areas), inaccurate effect descriptions, clunky battle UI that seems to poorly track your cursor, which makes it hard to manage large hand sizes and sometimes requires you to try the same thing a few times before the game properly registers what…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really fun little game with an enticing game loop. Not too difficult to feel arduous and repetitive, just hard enough to get you to think. Art style is cool and the concept direction is unique and engaging; love the boss designs in particular. Music also goes hard. Great game for the price and even more worth getting when it goes on sale; give it a try!!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Super fun casual deck building. - Music is awesome, some tracks are really amazing - Characters are wacky, well written and drawn - Story is engaging and nonsensical, - Gameplay is quite original (population mechanics), some combos are broken, - Game is not balanced nor very challenging, it's more about the overall experience than a clean balanced card game I had a blast playing this game and unfolding the story. I didn't stay because of a lack of replayability / playable characters / decks…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Zet Zillions is one of those games I wish I could leave a Neutral rating, but unfortunately it leans towards negative. The art is great, the concept of the game is great, it fairly priced. BUT, the game feels like 80% there, and the last 20% would make it go from a mixed experience to a very good game. I've run into two bugs already, one where a battle was won with 'thorns' and the game didnt know how to handle it, soft locking me for like 3 turns of doing nothing before it finally realized…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I hate to leave a negative review for this game because there is so much to like here... the aesthetics are very cool and unique, the mechanic of combining cards is really interesting, and generally the game seems great... it's only when you play a few rounds that you realize that this game just isn't fun. Main issues: Card combining mechanic: super fun, except, MANY cards cannot be combined. So it's really more like a few cards have special combos. I would have liked to explore what combining…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Why isn't everyone talking about this game, all the time, forever? What an underrated masterpiece.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Steam Awards is here!! And Zet Zillions can be nominated for Outstanding Story-Rich Game!! Vote for Zet Zillions: store.steampowered.com/news/app/222...
neutral · AI labelView post →🔴GOING LIVE @ twitch.tv/CODECHANNEL Tonight we're stepping back into 🦑SPLATOON 3 for Sizzle Season, going to get some matches in with friends & check out the new content🎉 After that we're gonna continue 🏴☠️ZET ZILLIONS, post-game cleanup in 🩳YOU ARE PETER SHORTS and more!!
neutral · AI labelView post →Great game, was learning and experimenting 'til the very end. At full price it's more than worth it, and on sale it's an absolute steal. One of my favorite indie games I've ever played.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nicely stylized deck builder, plays like Slay the spire but has its own personality (no game is as good as Sts explaining what a card does, and that's a shame). The style supports the tone of your crew, the enemies and the idea of throwing people at your enemies as fodder, all well executed. It would be nice to see more of your crew banter, or some personal stories or quests, but what we see is enough to understand that each has its own personality. Still, a little bit more of story would be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I got the game on a deep sale so I thought I would give it a chance despite a solid number of compelling negative reviews. I regret buying it and my time playing it. Game has only a few things going for it that are any different than a standard cookie cutter deckbuilder, but even those are pretty mediocre. The main mechanic the game is built around, fusing, is boring, frustrating, pretty weak, and gets stale quickly. Population is an interesting concept, but I didn't really feel they did…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun and cozy deckbuilder. Easy to break, but it is still fun to do so. Hope the next game they make they don't make it as easy to break. I have no incentive to play anymore because I can make an infinitely cycling deck in the first world usually.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to love this game. There is much to like. The look, the animations, the dialouge, the whole viiiiibeee that it just oozes from every moment. But the "game" part of the it has some serious problems. The number of actually valid tactics seem to be very little. And the game pushes you into no win scenarios multiple times a playtrough. Specially when it comes to a few planets in particular. Its very much about knowing what to expect, and preparing in advance, which is annoying as all hell.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is cool. It has style. Gurren Laggan style. The voice acting is dope, the card art tells a fraction of the lores narrative and it's easy to digest and access. Highly recommend to anyone new to this genre of games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Promising ideas, kinda fun and quirky universe, but it seems it was not fully realised. I do not regret playing for like 10 hours, but having gone through them, I don't think I would be doing it again.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →To me, there are three types of people that write reviews, those that adore the game, those that can't put their finger on the game, or those who despise the game. Me, I'm of the cadre of one who relished and relaxed in its pleasures, in all its facets, while enjoying the deepness of this narrative trombone. If you've played and beaten Wolfstride before you play this, the cliche'd trite platitude of 'if you know-you know' will inevitably float above the permeated landscape of Ota Imon and his…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't think I've played a deckbuilder that felt this...PUNCHY. I don't know how to explain it except playing a card that deals damage really does make you feel like you're punching an asteroid in the space junk. Also, I'm absolutely in love with the art style and characters. Just a bonkers little game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a serviceable Deckbuilder. The core concept is neat, even if only mildly executed. The artwork and backdrop is what makes it standout from the crowd.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →That's really good. Card roguelike with several fresh mechanics. Also really cool story arc and art.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Also cleared the first pass of Zet Zillions last night, but I guess this is just the beginning 👀💦 The card fusing mechanic is really cool, and srsly this game just oozes so much style!! Can't wait to see where the plot goes this week!
positive · AI labelView post →The art and presentation are great but it is wasted on a game that for the most part feels unfinished. The game is ruined by bugs and bad design choices including but not limited to: The fusion mechanic being poorly explained and what cards fuse into what being a archaic mystery until you actually add them to your deck. This makes it hard to gauge what the consequences of putting a card in your deck could be until you actually pick it - kind of important that this would not be the case…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game is an interesting one. its very cheap for how much is in it, but whats in it isnt great, the art and voice acting i like and its quite a charming game but the gameplay is choppy. alot of cards feel useless and dont have good explanations so it feels trail and error rather than using logic and deduction. the relics don't feel like they make an impact on the game, rather they are nice bonuses. if your looking for a good card game i wouldn't buy it but if you want to play something new,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Amazing. Yes there are a few minor details that could be ironed out, but nothing that really stands in the way of the massive enjoyment I got from the game. The way it scales, the humor, the crazy dialogues, the never ending search for a cow, the mechanics, the builds, I could keep going on for hours about what I like about the game. But I won't, because there is TRASH to be fired at things. FRAG-A-JAM!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the strangest roguelike deckbuilding strategy games I've ever played. It's also unbelievably difficult. Requires some major thought and strategizing to make it to the later galaxies.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You can probably tell from the trailer, but everything in the game is over the top. If that's a dealbreaker for you, the gameplay probably isn't gonna save things. This is more of a story driven roguelike than one I'd be inclined to play on repeat. The deckbuilding aspect isn't as deep as other games in the genre, but it's good enough to keep you going to the end of the story. If you do want to keep playing post-credits, Chaos mode is the challenge mode equivalent. The system is akin to the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Zet Zillions, developed by OTA IMON Studios and published by Raw Fury, is a vibrant and chaotic roguelike deck-building game that pushes the boundaries of the genre through its sheer creativity and style. Set in a bizarre and colorful sci-fi universe, the game follows the crew of the spaceship Baby Violence on a desperate mission to find a new home for humanity while being relentlessly pursued by a colossal, planet-sized creature known as Thanatos. What begins as a familiar roguelike structure…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A friend mentioned the game Zet Zillions to me and I fell in love with the first screenshot I found Fairly straightforward deckbuilder, but it's flooded with style and insanity. You pilot a war-planet, shooting your crew out of cannons while NPCs yells technobabble that doesn't answer any questions
positive · AI labelView post →Zet Zillions is a remix of Slay the Spire with a bit of FTL: Faster then Light added on, with an extremely fun and wacky aesthetic, all capped off with a fairly enjoyable story. The actual gameplay is the usual Slay the Spire deckbuilder affair, with a twist in the form of the population mechanic, effectively a separate health bar on enemies you can fill to stagger them for a turn (or in the case of planets, win the fight with extra rewards) as well as spend with other cards for various…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is fast and fun. Slay the spire but easier.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A surprisingly fun and dare i say, refreshing take on the genre. Mechanics take only a couple fights to grasp and are interesting, audio is nice and grisp, animations have JUST the right amount of exaggeration to be fun and not overkill (except the gator) and a must have for those that like this type of game Ps. I get strong kill la kill vibes from some of those animations and the population mechanic so i may have some bias
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →And we are done for the day. Zet Zillions is indeed still a very weird game. Thank you very much to @r3mil.bsky.social for the raid! We sent the Crew over to @goblindeezpng.bsky.social who is doing her first run at Sly Cooper at the moment!
neutral · AI labelView post →pure example of great and simple deck builder game. innovative and fun gameplay. great visual art and music. good story cutscenes. this game is my dig of the year level of difficulty can be increased as you wish – many options to choose just play and relax with company of joint :emofdr:
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →7/10 Content is insufficient; strategy, tactics, combos etc. unsatisfying. Remaining is good
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Want to play a more bombastic slay the spire set in space, with occasional VA work, a lot of visual interest, and a very tiny bit of a story as you progress? Well that's this game. There isn't much to explain about the mechanics of game like this if you understand the concept of a roguelike deckbuilder. You get an initial starting deck, you play cards as you draw them from said deck, and as you defeat enemies and engage with quests and events you slowly improve your deck and add permanent…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →no replay velue,too hard to win,waste time to try.adult need to work get to 1 stupid hour of game and lose most of the time
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's good. I didn't really like it that much until after about 5 hours or so. It's similar to Slay the Spire in it's annoyances, where you need to find specific cards to make your deck strong enough to win, and you aren't always guaranteed to get what you need. There's a few pathways for decks I can see working so far, each relying on some specific core cards. The art style is cool, the game play loop is fun once you get into it, the scenario (I would barely call it a story) is fairly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →frustrating layout, needs button to play and button to fuse to avoid playing cards by accident
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really want to love this game, but the bugs and glitches make it frustratingly difficult to play on the steamdeck. Several runs have been broken due to unintended fusions or discards. Visual glitches show cards I havent played in my hand and play cards i didnt choose. I recommend to buy while its cheap because once its playable will be a great addition to the game pile
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is actually a really solid card game. The art and characters are engaging, the fusions are fun to learn about and encourage exploration, and the quests are pretty straightforward. The questions I had by the end of the tutorial were uncovered through normal gameplay, which is honestly pretty ideal for me. I really enjoy this one.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice deckbuilder game, which has perfectly ridiculous and fun theme with quite strategic gameplay
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a full release that should be in beta. It's unpolished and very rough around the edges. Some of the art for event cards are beta art that doesn't match the rest of the game and there are plenty of bugs with no promises to fix or polish. It's fun. I have 9 hours in it so it's obviously doing something right. Great voice acting but only for the first part of the game. It makes the unvoiced parts feel unfinished
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its just not for me
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Approach this game as a small experiment in the genre. There's a definite beginning and end of this experience, both narratively and mechanically. You'll likely have seen all the game has to offer by the time you reach the end of the multi-run story. That's fine! Don't come into this expecting it to be your next Slay the Spire to sink hundreds of hours into. You play as the commander of a heavily-armed dwarf planet roaming the galaxy, alternately running from God, killing God, becoming God,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If I wanted to play Slay the Spire with poop jokes I'd just play it on my phone, in my bathroom.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Run-breaking bug, if the last enemy / boss is killed by an effect instead of an attack. I like the art style, but that kind of bug is not acceptable.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Picked up a number of games during the steam autumn sale. The ones im most excited for are Carrion (2d horror game where you play as the monster) and Zet Zillions (roguelike deckbuilder with an expanding narrative and an aesthetic reminiscent of Gurenn Lagann)
positive · AI labelView post →Hey, commander! What about nominating Zet Zillions for the Outstanding Story-Rich Game award? store.steampowered.com/news/app/222...
neutral · AI labelView post →Great game, reminds me of Space Dandy, except in space.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's #wedevsday (just) and the dev on my mind is: Ota Imon Studios. Ota currently have 2 games in their catalogue (with a third on the way); their newer game, Zet Zillions, and one of my favourite (and one of the most criminally-overlooked IMO) RPGs - Wolfstride. Ota's games feature crude, tough-
positive · AI labelView post →100% review. I really wish this was longer. Not that it's too short, but I just want to play it more, but have seen everything there is to it twice. Great expressive artwork with a lot of charisma and truly stupid humor. Does not feel frustrating even after your Xed run and has a great overall concept and sound design. It's simple, it's silly, and it's fun. It's one of those "just one more run" games
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a perfect mash-up of Faster Than Light's meta-navigation with Slay the Spire's card-based combat, with an additional layer of story and interesting characters on top, but it doesn't stop there. The combat has enough unique mechanics that it stands apart from StS: Card Fusions, stagger and permanent Shielding changes the dynamic of the battle considerably, adding new depth and making it more than just an StS-clone. The FTL navigation, including the advancing uber-enemy that threatens…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You see, this is one of the reasons I love/hate roguelikes. You start playing them, and 12 hours later you realize your entire weekend has been eaten, and you're hardly even a 10th of the way done. Great style, great characters, fun cards, would time waste again!
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