The game's main character, Chan, has just become one with Slave Zero, which was stolen from the SovKhan Corporate Dynasty. A Slave's pilot doesn't just hop into a cockpit he partakes in a permanent, symbiotic bond with the behemoth that is referred to as 'becoming one.' Slaves are also alive: they're actually cybernetic creatures that are grown into exoskeletons and powered by Dark Matter. Obviously inspired by popular anime, Slaves are towering, bipedal robotic creations armed with devastating weaponry. Slave Zero isn't only the game's title it also refers to the colossal Slave unit that you pilot throughout the game.

The next fifteen or so hours of gameplay are repetitious going on monotonous, before they become downright maddening. The problem is that within five minutes of firing up the game, you'll have experienced everything it has to offer. You truly feel huge piloting your stolen Slave unit, crushing cars and unfortunate pedestrians as you stomp through a vertical urban sprawl right out of Blade Runner. Eye-popping 3D graphics bring home a sense of scale that's somehow absent from most giant-robot games. The first five minutes spent playing Slave Zero are jaw dropping.

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