Publisher Skystone Games and developer Streetlamp Studio shared a new features trailer for SlashZero, their 2.5D anime-styled roguelike platformer.
“With SlashZero, we wanted to push the boundaries of the side-scrolling roguelite,” said producer Jun in a press release. “By investing in high-quality 3D animation and in-game performance with a simultaneous PC and console launch, we’re delivering a prestige experience that rewards skill with a visual spectacle.”
Here’s a rundown on the previously announced game, plus the new trailer:
Choose Your Power. Hone Your Style.
The new trailer makes the creative promise of SlashZero impossible to ignore. Roguelite players have seen fluid combat before — but rarely married to this level of visual ambition and build-crafting depth. Every run in SlashZero is a statement: a different expression of the same frenetic, and high-impact combat system that breaks across timelines. Stack your abilities. Exploit the synergies. Make it your own.
The trailer showcases a combat system built for player expression — aerial strings, skill combos, and a deep upgrade web that rewards both experimentation and mastery. The message is direct: Fall, Evolve, Rise — Time is Infinite. Every death is a data point. Every run, a new power set. The loop is the point.
A New Character Enters the Timeline
The trailer closes with a tease – a character new to the SlashZero universe — who appears to be moving against the Hieros-I corruption from an unexpected angle. No name. No faction. Just a weapon and a shadow. Streetlamp Studio is staying tight-lipped on details ahead of launch, but the implication is clear: the roster of Timehackers is growing.
About SlashZero
SlashZero is a 3D anime-style roguelite action platformer set in a cyberpunk world on the edge of temporal collapse. Players take on the role of a Timehacker — an elite operative tasked with hacking through shattered timelines to root out the source of the Hieros-I corruption. Combat is aerial, fluid, and endlessly customizable. Builds evolve run by run. The story unfolds piece by piece, run by run, death by death.
SlashZero is in development for Windows PC (Steam, Epic Games Store), and PS5, though a release date wasn’t confirmed.
