Z.O.N.A Project X VR
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MAIN FEATURES
■ Raid System. Explore the most dangerous corners of the Zone — from the “Secret Tunnels” to the “Military Town” with the Soviet radar station “Duga”, towering on the horizon.
■ Relentless dystopia of the Chornobyl Zone – expect dozens of hours of unhurried and tense survival in this bleak world.
■ Engaging and unpredictable storyline. The fate of the world will solely depend on your actions in the game.
■ A diverse post-apocalyptic world, from abandoned tunnels to urban structures with vast exploration potential.
■ Realistic handling of various classic and modern weapons.
■ Dangerous anomalies, grim atmosphere, and treacherous bandits.
■ Regular updates and expansions.
EXPLORE THE ZONE
Z.O.N.A Project X is not just a game; it’s a full immersion into the harsh world of apocalypse where every choice you make can be crucial. A diverse post-apocalyptic world, unpredictable plot, realistic handling of weapons, and dangerous anomalies – all of this awaits you in this thrilling game.
Are you ready for the challenge? Get ready for many hours of tense survival and the discovery of a cruel anti-utopia in the Chornobyl Zone.
STORY
You will find yourself in the near future when our planet has become uninhabitable due to nuclear weapons. Surviving in such a world becomes task number one. And only you can help a handful of remaining people to escape certain death. So, welcome to the Chornobyl Zone, where survival has become an art, and danger awaits at every turn. There is no room for mistakes in this world. In addition, you must be prepared to encounter bloodthirsty monsters and greedy bandits. Here, everyone is for themselves, and only your weapon can protect you from the dangers lurking around every corner.
An unpredictable plot, stunning graphics, various types of weapons, bloodthirsty monsters, and greedy bandits – this is what awaits you in the Z.O.N.A Project X universe.
DEADLY ANOMALIES
SURVIVE
You will embark on a dangerous mission to explore the Chornobyl Zone, where stealth and silence are your main allies. Survival depends on how well you can move slowly, crouch, sneak, and be cautious. You will be able to choose from various types of weapons and gather loot to become stronger and more resilient. But don’t forget that deadly anomalies can become your worst enemy.
A harsh world of apocalypse
Discover a cruel anti-utopia.
Game Discussion
Steam User 5
I really wish there was not only a thumbs up and a thumbs down button. A "meh" button or a "Its rated to high or low, I want to bring it more towards the middle" button. This game was potential and is impressive for one dev alone, yet it has some game design mistakes.
It is incredibly linear for a game with features that would thrive in a more open world, yet the game blocks progression by introducing new mechanics that have never been introduced or the player being told that this is a possibility. 3 times this happens in this game. Or 2 times at once and one more time.
The game tasks a player to climb over things and shoot and destroy anomalies. Both have never been established to be possible. The last thing towards the end of the game is a terminal that the player can actually interact with, but only when the hand is at a right 180 degree angle.
Overall it has some things going for it, especially for a VR game, like gunplay, reloading, throwing things, climbing.
But so many things that are just not thought out. In this linear game, you have to maintain your weapon. Which sounds good, but it is just a chore in the gameplay and it boils down to spray-can your weapon until its full health. Also, for a VR game you can barely interact with the world. The thing VR is supposed to do.
So yeah, I'd give it a 6/10
Steam User 4
A nice prequel to Zona Origin, you can really see the jump in quality between the two games; I left a positive review because I appreciate the developer, but the game is NOT worth 20 euros, if you find it heavily discounted and/or you want to support the author, then it's worth to buy it, but otherwise I'd suggest to go straight for Zona Origin because that one is absolutely worth every single cent.
Steam User 1
ONLY BUY ON A SALE, I was happying paying $8 for it, not sure if I would be happy above that.
This game is janky and B-grade as heck. B-grade is probably being generous.
Voice acting sucks ass, I assume it is AI (but hey! at least it has some!). But the AI voice acting which has zero appropriate emotional inflection, combined with the incomprehensible dialogue will leave your head spinning at exactly what is even happening at any given moment in the plot.
Levels are tiny, AI kind of stupid, animations primative to the point of making you laugh.
BUT, I have had plenty of fun running around shooting stuff. Despite how utterly crap this game is, I am enjoying it, even bought the next one!
Steam User 2
The campaign is super short but fun. I got this and Origin in a bundle and project x was only like £1.
I only recommend this game when it's on sale because $16 is too expensive, plus, when it goes on sale it's like £4.
And the fact that this was made by one guy is really cool.
Other than that, good game, Origin is much better though.
Steam User 1
This is a fun game, I finished it in around 4 hours, but haven't seen EVERYthing, but I've seen the majority of it by the achievements I got.
It's not barebones as some people here state, it's pretty decent, specially if you get it on sale.
It's not perfect, but you will have fun playing it. I know I had.
Steam User 2
One of the most memorable VR games out there. You can just feel the handcrafted levels and all the love that went into making this game. Totally recommend trying it. Especially later missions in game.
Steam User 1
I was frustrated at first, but the game gets more fun the longer you play. Can be difficult when using the hunger system, but the game itself is well designed and fun to explore. One of the better VR experiences I've had lately other than a few hiccups. Feels similar to playing the original first person Stalker game, but in VR.
The developer responded to my original save game issue so it's nice to see they are paying attention and care. I wasn't actually outside of a playable area, but I found out that my save game was corrupted (showed a date of something like 12/31/9999) when I tried to load it. Apparently if you save quickly it can cause that issue.
It runs pretty well, but tends to hang up a little sometimes (stutter/loading). My setup is the following:
VR: Quest 3 with VR air bridge through Steam VR app
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5700X
GPU: AMD Radeon 7800XT
RAM: 32 GB
Storage: 1TB with more than 750 GB free
All drivers and software up to date as of 8/13/25