Drive a taxi through the devastated American South—this is a survival journey where you need to scavenge for supplies and repair your car. "South from Zero" is now available on Steam, with support for Simplified Chinese and Japanese. Set in an America ravaged by the Y2K bug, the story follows the protagonist's journey southward, repairing and reinforcing a dilapidated vehicle.
"South from Zero" is priced at 35 yuan in the Steam China region. To celebrate its launch, enjoy a 20% discount if purchased before November 21st, bringing the price down to just 28 yuan.
This game is set in an alternate history America where civilization collapsed due to the "Y2K bug." Players take on the role of a taxi driver embarking on a long journey south.
At the start of your journey, your taxi partner is in poor condition and requires constant maintenance to keep running. You'll also need to replenish fuel and food, so you'll stop at various buildings along the way to search for supplies, tools, and parts. Collected items can not only be used for repairs but also to upgrade your vehicle, such as improving performance or adding armor. If your car breaks down or runs out of gas, no one will come to help, so how you utilize limited resources is key to survival.
Along the way, you may encounter armed gangs who block roads and lie in wait to rob travelers. To continue forward, you must defeat them and break through their blockades.
On the other hand, in different locations, you can transport passengers to their destinations and receive useful items such as food and supplies as rewards.
