Generation Zero Rivals & Experimental Weapons
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About Generation Zero Rivals & Experimental Weapons
Generation Zero Rivals & Experimental Weapons adds the Rival System and a tier of experimental weapons to Generation Zero. Machines can grow stronger through your encounters with them, while the new weapons combine familiar designs with machine technology.
The Rival System
As you defeat large numbers of enemies in a region, machines begin to see you as a serious threat and adapt to fight back. A machine that evolves into a Regional Rival deals more damage and resists your attacks more effectively. Each Regional Rival gains a name and a unique title hinting at its past exploits in the war against humans.
Machines can also become Personal Rivals if they defeat you or one of your friends. The machine that wins evolves into a stronger foe and continues roaming the world, serving as a reminder of that encounter.
Experimental weapons
A store of experimental weapons developed by a secret division of the Swedish army has been discovered. These weapons combine recognizable designs with machine technology, and each has its own way of attacking enemies:
- Experimental Klaucke 17: has a chance to trigger a small EMP explosion.
- Experimental AG 4: heated bullets can set machine components on fire.
- Experimental Pvg 90: a railgun upgrade increases muzzle velocity and penetration, letting a shot hit multiple enemies.
- Experimental 12G Pump-Action: fires flechette rounds that explode when armed.
- Experimental M/46 "Kpist" SMG: has an overdrive function that dramatically increases its rate of fire.
- Experimental Grg m/49: launches two grenades in a single burst.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Generation Zero Rivals & Experimental Weapons is free to play on Steam, so there is nothing to buy to start playing.
No. Generation Zero Rivals & Experimental Weapons is DLC and only works with Generation Zero.
The minimum requirements for Generation Zero are: Windows 7, GeForce GTX 660, Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, 35 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. Generation Zero has multiplayer and a single-player mode. It supports online co-op.
Yes. Valve rates Generation Zero as Verified on the Steam Deck: it runs well out of the box.













