PROCEDURE ZERO, a solo-developed stealth game, launches on Steam November 12
The Polish developer's first-person stealth title casts players as an imprisoned protagonist who never uses weapons and never kills.
PROCEDURE ZERO, a first-person stealth game developed by a single developer in Poland, will launch on Steam on November 12, according to gamemeca.com.
The protagonist is imprisoned after exposing corruption, and the game is built around getting through its levels without weapons and without killing anyone. Players can buy information, use a radio to evade guards, and lock unconscious guards inside empty rooms.
A free demo is already available, consisting of two missions with roughly 25 minutes of playtime. The demo supports Korean subtitles.
The game's systems have drawn comparison to the stealth design of Thief and Dishonored.
Quick answers
When does PROCEDURE ZERO come out?
The game launches on Steam on November 12.
Is there a demo for PROCEDURE ZERO?
Yes, a free demo with two missions and about 25 minutes of playtime is available, and it supports Korean subtitles.
Can you kill enemies in PROCEDURE ZERO?
No. The protagonist proceeds without weapons and without killing anyone, locking unconscious guards in empty rooms instead.