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Zerko

Name: Zerko
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Maciej Targoni

Make every number zero.

Published by: Maciej Targoni

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Some call it reverse sudoku, while others call it a nullification game, but it's Zerko - a puzzle game filled with shapes, numbers, and a straightforward goal: make every number zero.
To achieve this, you need to strategically place blocks of various shapes and values so that the numbers on the board effectively "remove up" to zero.
Like all my games, this one too is about relaxation... Just chill. There are no points, no time pressure, no data collection, no in-app purchases, no ads, no nonsense ;) My only hope is that you'll enjoy it and that I'll be able to add new content and levels for you in the future.
Relaxing audio by: Marek Koszczyński

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5 out of 5

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Zerko Reviews

More levels please

I have purchased nearly every game by this developer and enjoy the approached of solving a puzzle for the fun of it. I didn’t buy this one for quite sometime thinking it would be like sudoku and continuously rechecking the numbers to see what is missing, it is not. It is delightful. How about the same concept but with words? That would be enjoyable too.

More levels please!

I own all of your games. Keep up the great work!

Fun but challenging puzzle

Very easy in the beginning and then progressively gets more difficult. Nice to have a new puzzle by this developer.

Is it just me or is 33/50 broken?

A quick puzzle game that feels tactile and responsive - except I'm almost sure 33 is missing a piece. It'd be good if there was a way to skip a level or two ahead, too.