<br>**Later levels and modes in Zenless Zone Zero also ramp up the difficulty ** , making enemies more aggressive, varied, and numerous. As I progress further into the game, there are fewer periods of "downtime" when I'm simply just repeating the same basic attack chains, because the game has started to require me to be more mindful of enemy attacks. I wish there were more attack chains or skills, but what is there is flashy and satisfying to use, and for some characters, basic attacks and skills can interact in interesting ways.<br><br>So, while I think ZZZ's combat is majorly impacted by being available on phones, the game's simplicity is also probably intended to some degree . HoYoverse? games serve a wide audience, and as much as I personally like character action games, the genre as a whole is relatively niche. I still think there's a middle ground that the game could've found between the Dante of Devil May Cry 4 and 5 - one of the most complex characters to control in any video SLG Game Strategy - and ZZZ 's roster, but I recognize that trending more towards simplicity is probably the better bet for widespread success<br><br> <br>Hoshimi Miyabi is a member of the Hollow Special Operations Section 6 and has an exceedingly unique character design compared to many of the other characters in Zenless Zone Zero. Hoshimi, unlike the other playable characters, doesn’t lean into that streetwear fashion really h<br><br>Being designed for mobile devices is far from being ZZZ 's only problem - the TV segments can overstay their welcome, the game forces long gaps between story events, and gacha as a whole is controversial, to say the least. In my opinion, though, the need to make concessions so that the game is playable on phones has the single biggest impact on the game's core combat, limiting its potential depth. While I've certainly enjoyed my time with **Zenless Zone Zero ** , I can't help but wonder how much better its combat could've been.<br><br>The unfortunate reality for even the best mobile games is that phone screens aren't that good at emulating an actual controller . For any game that needs buttons to perform actions, those buttons have to be present on the touchscreen - meaning that they have to both take enough space to be easily pressed, but also leave enough empty space so that the game itself is still visible. As a result, the standard for any mobile action game is to cram all the buttons into one corner, with a mock joystick for controlling movement in the corner across from them.<br><br> <br>Soldier 11 is a member of the Obol Squad, a group that is part of the New Erdu Defense Force Obsidian Division. Unlike many other fighters in the game, Soldier 11 actually has a design that lends itself toward fighting and comb<br><br> <br>Although her design is hardly simple, it’s believable while still carrying those important streetwear aspects throughout. The only thing that seems off or too bulky might be the canisters strapped to her back, but even then, when you factor in her flaming sword, their presence on her person makes a lot of se<br><br>There's a lot to like about _Zenless Zone Zero _
