Games published by Zero Rock Entertainment
4 census-tracked games, ranked by total Steam reviews.
Zero Rock Entertainment has published 4 games tracked by The Game Census, with 4.1k Steam reviews between them and an overall 84% positive rating. The most reviewed is Replica (3.5k reviews, 86% positive). Releases span 2014 to 2016.
None of its games reports a live Steam player count at the moment. Census health tiers across the catalog: 4 quiet.
Genres across the catalog: Indie (4), Action (2), Casual (2), Adventure (1). Most common player tags: Indie, Puzzle, Pixel Graphics, Casual, Action, Hacking.
| # | Game | Reviews | Rating | Players | Health | Price | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Replica Replica is an interactive novel game played through a cellphone and social media. The insane experience of peeping into someone's private life through a cellphone will transform you into the state's greatest patriot. | 3.5k | 86% | — | Quiet | $2.99 | 2016-07-11 |
| 2 | Rabbit Hole 3D: Steam Edition Rabbit Hole 3D: Steam Edition is a minimalistic retro puzzle game. The game features 3D word puzzles based on Chapter 1 of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Players must navigate through keywords from the book’s initial chapter. | 328 | 62% | — | Quiet | $2.99 | 2014-04-25 |
| 3 | Rooms: The Main Building Use object inside rooms and move the rooms to escape. 100 challenging sliding puzzles with a twist! The solution is only a doorstep away! | 175 | 82% | — | Quiet | $9.99 | 2014-07-11 |
| 4 | RETSNOM RETSNOM is an inventive pixel art puzzle platformer that allows player to break the map by mirroring sections of the level, and rearranging it on the fly to save a sick daughter. | 99 | 77% | — | Quiet | $2.49 | 2015-07-23 |
Reviews and ratings are Steam totals at the latest census snapshot. Players is the most recent concurrent-player sample recorded by the census and is blank where Steam exposes no count. Health is the census verdict for each game; the tiers are explained in the methodology. Game blurbs, genres and tags are the Steam store's own.