RomWize
Enemy Zero
▶ gameplay

Enemy Zero (Japan / Opening Disc / Satakore)

Sega Saturn
🇯🇵
Reviewed in
1996
74
Ad
✪ Reviewed on January 10, 2025
68

Unique audio-narrative experience by Kenji Eno. The enemy is invisible, only sound guides survival. Bold and polarizing design: fascinating or frustrating depending on taste. A Saturn oddity to discover with curiosity.

Your verdict
Category
Action Adventure 1 player 16+
Description
Science fiction horror adventure in which the protagonist battles invisible aliens aboard a spaceship. Published by Warp, released in Japan in 1997. First-person gameplay with blind shooting guided by audio detection, limited resources, intense terror atmosphere and a cinematic narrative by Kenji Eno. A spiritual sequel to D, with a separate introductory disc.

Enemy Zero review

4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
4/5
Music
★★★★★
"Excellent"
4/5
Story
★★★★★
"Captivating"
Gameplay
"Solid"
Fun
"Mild"
Addictiveness
"Engaging"
Difficulty
"Easy"
Lifespan
"Long"
Technical info
💾0,24 GB 📅13/12/1996
Published by Warp

Enemy Zero (Saturn) price, value & rarity

Common
Q1 loose
 $3 Q6 complete
 $4 Q10 new
 $6 !
Compare prices
Loading eBay listings…
Other versions
Enemy Zero
Japan / Opening Disc
13/12/1996
🇯🇵
Enemy Zero
Japan / Game Disc / Satakore
13/12/1996
🇯🇵
Enemy Zero
Japan / Game Disc
13/12/1996
🇯🇵
Enemy Zero
Europe / Opening Disc
31/07/1997
🇬🇧
Enemy Zero
Europe / Game Disc
31/07/1997
🇬🇧
Enemy Zero
USA
31/08/1997
🇬🇧

Is Enemy Zero still worth playing in 2026?

Enemy Zero is a Kenji Eno sci-fi horror adventure, in which the heroine Laura faces invisible aliens aboard a spaceship, located only by sound signals. The terrifying concept of enemies you cannot see, the cinematic staging and the oppressive mood make it a singular and tense experience. The austere combat system and the constraining saves may put off. For fans of bold retro horror adventure and atypical works, it is a fascinating curiosity with a strong identity.

Similar games