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Generation Zero is an acquired taste and I mean that as mild praise. A large Swedish countryside, 1980s aesthetic, robotic enemies that escalate in threat as you play, and a co-op loop built around scavenging and careful engagement rather than action-movie aggression. It uses peer-to-peer matchmaking rather than dedicated servers, which is worth flagging, and it runs via PS4 backward compatibility without a native PS5 upgrade. The atmosphere is genuinely distinctive. If your group is tired of every open-world co-op game looking and feeling the same, Generation Zero offers something different enough to be worth the roughness around the edges.