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0 Degrees

0 Degrees

|Hong Kong|Platform, Puzzle

5.2 /10

Meh

Time to beat
Main
1h
Main + extras
1h
Complete
2h
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Why play it

A snow-covered wonderland of platforming action awaits in 0 Degrees, a chill puzzle experience for players of any age or skill level! Take control of a bundled-up pixel art climber as they make their way across icefields, up frosted peaks, through dark caves and over treacherous pitfalls! Help them survive mysterious hazards and overcome brain-teasing obstacles that span 40 unique levels.

Story and worldbuilding

The objective is simple, to navigate single-screen challenges from entry to exit, then warp to the next level of escalating complexity. Locate and unlock warp points by activating switches, opening doors and finding special crystals. You’ll even be able to form ice blocks to help you negotiate dangerous gaps or reach high ledges. Stack them on top of one another, knock them over or toss them on top of spikes and switches. And if you get in a tight spot or plummet off a cliff, no worries! You can restart at the beginning of any level you’ve reached, allowing you to try again or go for better times.

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Play style

Leans into Platform, Puzzle, with a main story around 1h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.

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VGamingNewsJoseph Whitfield · 17 Jul, 2021
4/10

0 Degrees is more half baked rather than Baked Alaska, a standard left to right platform game that is not only easy, but woefully short. There is so much promise; the art style is rather joyful and later levels add a little challenge but the game needs fleshing out.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 19 May, 2021
6.3/10

There's nothing wrong with a decent budget puzzle platformer, in fact there are plenty of them out there in the eShop...

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