Access Code Zero – ilkhomkhuja akbarkhujaev

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Access Code Zero – Action Game Review

Access Code Zero Screenshot

Access Code Zero is a Action/Adventure game from ilkhomkhuja akbarkhujaev, first launched in 8th April 2021.
It’s rated 9+ and currently has 16+ ratings on the App Store.

What Makes Access Code Zero Stand Out

Access Code Zero tells the story of a spy operation at the Quarantine Bay complex, captured by a group of separatists called HOMOGENES. The main character of the game Bijou, must infiltrate the Quarantine Bay, find researches data, and get back safely.

Access Code Zero – an exploration-focused retro-styled platformer in METROIDVANIA genre. The game is expected to follow Metroidvania-style gameplay.

  • MFI controllers support

This Action game offers engaging gameplay and regular updates for mobile players.

Player Feedback

As a newer release, Access Code Zero is building its player community. Early feedback suggests .

Recent Updates & Development

Latest Update: 8th May 2021

Recent improvements include:
Minor bugs fixed

Download & Availability

Access Code Zero is available through the official App Store for iOS devices.

Get Access Code Zero on App Store

Requirements: Requires iPhone 5s / iPad Air / iPad Air (Cellular) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina, Cellular) / iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus / iPad Air 2 / iPad Air 2 (Cellular) / iPad Mini 3 or later.

Compatible with iPhone and iPad devices.

Player Experience Highlights

Community Insight:

Our opinion u like pixel game and go download this game and keep up good work company and and we hope read mail inbox.


Recommend this game if you like Metroid, you will love this game. Fun game and good graphics and love the boss fights.


We want to give the developer credit since everything was done by a single person. We enjoyed the graphics, and the music is fairly well suited to the theme of the game. We had seen that it was MFI controller compatible but somehow didnt work at all with our Steelseries Nimbus. We would have preferred it but the touch controls are simple and responsive so it was fine. We mean no disrespect to the dev but we will point out some things that you may like to know before jumping in; we didnt encounter any major bugs but rather small oversights such as your character automatically moving right when a boss fight starts or even after killing the first boss, while its in its exploding animation, you can still be hit and killed by any projectiles bouncing around even though you arent able to move your character at that time. We were also able to cheese the second boss since it can take damage even before the fight is even triggered. These are negligible since we understand that as a single dev it isnt possible to test everything. The map is mildly useful and shows your immediate vicinity. You cannot view it in its entirety and doesnt have any indicators or color code areas to separate them. There isnt really any incentive to kill enemies if you can avoid them. But sadly also no incentive for exploration beyond the main story quest items. Which youll find pretty easily without much exploration. There arent any coins/gems/collectibles or secret areas to warrant you exploring around looking for stuff. Which is a pity since its a graphically pretty game to wonder around in if it had interesting stuff to see/find/do. We dont wish to discount the effort put into making this game but $3 is a rather steep asking price given the sheer amount of other games available on the app store.


Starts you all the way back at the beginning if you die ,( which btw is super easy to do) If you like that frustrating aspect to games then this is great. If not dump it like we are.


This game is not worth 3 bucks. Maybe 99 cents. Way too short. Map system is way too basic. English grammar is terrible. Theres only a few enemies and 98% of them you can just walk on by, no need to shoot them. Music is boring. Exploring is boring.


We really enjoy this developers games. They are inspired by classics from our younger days. The control scheme is really spot on for touch screen controls. You walk right and left with a slider, while jumping and firing on on the right side. Its very precise for this type of game. The music is fantastic. Its got a electronic, melodic ambiance to it if that makes any sense. It sort of reminds us of Machinarium. The pixel art is very cool. Cool range of colors with vibrant blues and purples mixed with reds. We always like his/her color schemes in the previous titles too. Reminds us of a bag of berry skittles haha. The basic story revolves the player finding research data at a base. There is no contact with the base so you are going into unknown territories with you and your radio companion. This title definitely takes inspiration from Metroid and Super Metroid which is awesome. You can never have too many metroidvanias. Difficulty is not too bad. Perfect game! To developer: our only complaint is lack of markers on the map like if there are multiple entry points or points of interest that are blocked. Maybe you can add a way to see if doors have been opened yet or if you are blocked by an obstacle that needs a later item.
User feedback from Apple App Store


App Details

  • Version: 1.2
  • Size: 148.93 MB
  • iOS: 10.0 or later
  • Languages: EN
  • Content Advisory: Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence, Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humor
  • Developer: ilkhomkhuja akbarkhujaev

Last updated: 8th May 2021 | Genre: Action, Adventure | Developer: ilkhomkhuja akbarkhujaev

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