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Probability 0

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Genre: Action, RPG, Arcade

Platforms: PC, Mac

Languages: English

Players: Single-player

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Oct 5, 2012 @ 10:00am

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Probability Zero OST

January 27th, 2013 - droqen

A ton of you have been asking: who made the music? Where did it come from? How can I get it, etc. etc.

Well, see, the mix in the trailer was my amateur job at mixing up JMickle's tracks manually-- I usually manipulate them via code. The game itself layers several different tracks. I could give you those, but let me guarantee you: they would be wholly unsatisfying.

Instead, JMickle was at the head of putting together, for alllll of us to enjoy, a beautiful seven-remix album.

It's here:

http://jmickle.bandcamp.com/album/probability-zero

Description

Release date: Already released.

Probability 0 is a fast-paced arcade game: you level up and earn new abilities, you combat threatening creatures with your newfound powers, and then -- inevitably, unavoidably -- you die.

Start over in a new world and a new body. Every game is different, and you can always change which abilities you're buying: there are a huge number of possible ways to build yourself up, and every one will change the way you play.

Have no doubts that Probability 0 will leave you dead and dying and coming back for more: to learn new abilities, to remake yourself anew, to see new enemies, to destroy them, and to get deeper.

*** HEY! PAY ATTENTION!
*** YOU CAN GET & PLAY PROBABILITY 0 ALREADY, AT WWW.PROBABILITY0.COM
*** There's also a demo there! (and obviously, if it gets on steam I won't make you buy it twice: buying P0 from my site will get you a steam key too if this gets greenlit!)

"It’s compelling, addictive stuff – more focused and refined than Spelunky, or almost any roguelike." –The Indie Game Magazine

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May 18, 2013 @ 2:53am

Northernlion took a look at Probability 0

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Skittles May 20, 2013 @ 3:33pm

Looks really cool.

Gorgar will eat you May 17, 2013 @ 1:29pm

пыщь пыщь ололо .я водитель нло

๖ۣۜSR.CHARMANDER3001 May 17, 2013 @ 8:49am

ola ke ase cool

Spagett Apr 29, 2013 @ 1:52pm

Demo is definitely a hard roguelike platformer, but it's hard in the wrong kind of way. You know, the boring, it-feels-unnecessary-to-have-it-this-hard way?

First_n1 Apr 20, 2013 @ 9:49pm

Looks interesting

Print Screen Mar 26, 2013 @ 2:46pm

I was planning to buy just Starseed Pilgrim, but got the whole P0 + Friends bundle instead. Gave this a quick spin (well, an hour or so) and I really like it. I wanted to type something out about how this game really sells the oppression of the environment and the hopelessnes of the player's trial, but I see the comment below already has that covered.

First impressions promising; voted for greenlight.

Real Talk, All Day Urry Day Mar 20, 2013 @ 11:50pm

Loving the soundtrack! This game will wet the panties of every indie game reviewer out there. Speaking of reviews, the blogs might as well copy paste mistersneak's comment:
"I've enjoyed Probability 0. The foreboding soundtrack, bleak art style, and oppressive sense of hopelessness conveyed by passive statistics really coheres into a kind of experience that is both tense and exciting. The game is simple and difficult. A great timekiller that doesn't leave you feeling empty." Indie Cred +1

jonnyjonjon Mar 10, 2013 @ 4:49am

This looks awesome. Droqen is a legend, Fishbane was the best platformer in history.

Bacon Feb 8, 2013 @ 2:50pm

Looks interesting

mistersneak Feb 7, 2013 @ 12:20am

I've enjoyed Probability 0. The foreboding soundtrack, bleak art style, and oppressive sense of hopelessness conveyed by passive statistics really coheres into a kind of experience that is both tense and exciting. The game is simple and difficult. A great timekiller that doesn't leave you feeling empty.

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