Project Zero is a pixel-art RPG where your hero explores and fights on their own. Your job is to make them stronger: pick the gear, socket the gems and decide when they're ready for tougher challenges.

Every item you find changes how your hero looks. A new helmet shows up on their head right away, a better sword in their hands. Items come in nine rarities, from Common to Colossus, and you can upgrade them, fuse them and enrich them with gems of six elements.

At the start you pick one of three classes: the Warrior, who fights up close with sword and shield; the Mage, who strikes from afar with staff and tome; the Archer, quick and precise with the bow. You can switch class whenever you like, and the first switch is free.

It all starts on an archipelago of islands floating in the sky, where you meet other players in real time. Here you'll find the Blacksmith, the Rune Sorceress, the Alchemist with the potion cauldron and the Tavern, and from here the portals lead to every game mode.

In Adventure you travel through the game's worlds, each with its own monsters and a boss every five rooms. In the Seven Towers you climb ten floors per tower, one tower per world, each with its own rules and bosses: clear it to open the next one, solo or with friends. In Megaboss you team up with two to four players against gigantic creatures. In the Arena you challenge other players' heroes in one-on-one duels. In the Abyss you dive deeper and deeper, with new rules every week.

In the Rift you face a rival one on one, each on your own island. Monsters climb out of the Rift and walk towards you: summon cards, merge two matching cards to add a star and, when you need to, break the bridge and drop everything into the void, boss included.

Your clan gets a flying fortress of its own and a boss to beat together. Friends find you by your Name#TAG.

At the Alchemist you gather herbs from the six worlds and brew long-lasting elixirs and special potions. Along the way you find companions who fight at your side. Every season brings a pass with new rewards, leaderboards and cosmetics to collect.

Project Zero is not pay to win. Rubies, the currency you can buy, only save time or change how your hero looks: everything that makes them stronger is earned by playing. There are no ads in the game.

You need an internet connection to play. Your progress is saved on our server in Europe, so you can pick it up on another device too.