StickSkills said, "This endless, twisted cycle must continue. I must keep diving down in order to survive, must fight off these monsters to learn better skills. But in order to do that, I have to keep going down. And then I die. This is how Droqen’s Probability 0 starts, ends, and starts again."
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You have already lost. Before you play the game. Before you consider playing it. Before you’ve even read this review, you have lost. You will be cast into a black abyss filled with monsters, and you will die. You may learn, you may become stronger and you may feel some inkling of achievement along the way, but you’ve lost anyway. As far as I’m aware, there is no victory to be found here, but I’ll keep trying anyway.
DIYGamer reviews Probability 0, a free, procedurally-generated platformer. What sets this indie game apart is it's life meter, which is a number that represents the probability of the character's survival instead of a traditional health bar.
