Class Zero Seven
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Class Zero Seven is an Indie Brawler About Toppling High School Gangs

Class Zero Seven is a newly announced brawler being developed by indie team Studio Tubanar. While the game currently has no release date, it can be wishlisted on Steam right now.

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Class Zero Seven is a brawler set in a high school plagued by gangs. You play as Rin, an exchange student with a mysterious past who sets out to take down the gangs, even if she is labelled a delinquent in the process. The gameplay shows tight brawler mechanics, where Rin takes on groups of enemies with a range of moves. Some moves on display in the gameplay trailer include rushdown combos, leg sweeps and the use of items in the environment as makeshift weapons.

The developers have cited Bully and the Yakuza series as inspirations, which are obvious in the trailer. However, some of the tighter movement also suggests a similarity with Sifu, another indie brawler that felt like playing an interactive kung fu movie.

While there are limited details on the game, the Steam page promises additional playable characters and a strong storyline. The final game will also feature a variety of maps to punch rival gangs on, although there are hints that there will also be locations for social mechanics. While these mechanics aren’t detailed yet, “bonding will allies” is mentioned within the game’s description.

The game is set to be published by HypeTrain Digital, a small indie publisher who’ve previously published games such as Voidtrain, Nova Lands and StormEdge.

Class Zero Seven is currently in development for Steam. It can be wishlisted now.


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Leigh is a staff writer and content creator from the UK. He has been playing games since falling in love with Tomb Raider on the PS1, and now plays a bit of everything, from AAA blockbusters to indie weirdness. He has also written for Game Rant and Geeky Brummie. He can also be found making YouTube video essays as Bob the Pet Ferret, discussing such topics as why Final Fantasy X-2’s story is better than people like to think.