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What is Cadence Zero?
An atmospheric sci-fi precision platformer in development. You move through collapsing worlds in rhythm, collect flow fragments, avoid unstable geometry and reach the collapse gate before the music fades.
Can I play it right now?
A vertical slice is playable in development builds, and this site shows its live data. There is no public store release yet — no App Store, Google Play or Steam page. When that changes, it will be announced in the news feed here.
Which platforms does it target?
Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux) with gamepad support, and mobile (iOS, Android) with touch controls. Progress is designed to sync across devices when online.
Do I need to be online?
No. Cadence Zero is offline-first — runs are saved locally and sync quietly when a connection returns. Leaderboards and challenges need a connection to update.
Is it hard?
It is precise, not punishing. Checkpoints are generous, restarts are instant, and every mechanic is taught in the world rather than in a manual. Mastery — S+ ranks, flawless runs — is where the depth lives.
What accessibility options exist?
Reduced motion, high contrast, large text, color-blind filters, camera-shake and haptics control, tutorial hints, and per-device audio-latency calibration.
Which languages does it support?
Nine: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Japanese and Chinese — in the game and on this site.
I write about games. Where do I start?
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