ZERO KNOWLEDGE — PRESS FACT SHEET
Updated October 7, 2026

Developer / publisher: Spencer MacBeth
Genre: Single-player cyberpunk roguelike deckbuilder / tactical card game
Platforms: Windows and Linux, on Steam
Release date: November 5, 2026
Steam Next Fest: October 19–26, 2026
Press contact: spencerdjmacbeth@gmail.com
Main game / wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5028360/ZERO_KNOWLEDGE/
Free demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5257710/ZERO_KNOWLEDGE_Demo/

THE GAME
A single-player cyberpunk roguelike deckbuilder where one card can turn a 4×4 board. Build your deck, set up chains of captures, and follow the evidence through hostile networks to expose the intelligence framing you.

An escaped superintelligence has framed you for attacks you never made. Follow
its trail through compromised networks and recover evidence that can break the
case against you. Placement matters as much as the cards in your deck.

THE DEMO
Two starting approaches: Exploit Design / Zero-Day and Hacktivism / Broadcast.
Each begins with an 18-card Stack. Explore the Dark Net, build through card
rewards, Markets and Airdrops, and face its Orchestrator. The demo covers one
Enclave; the full game expands the approaches, Enclaves and card systems.

DEVELOPMENT DISCLOSURE
AI systems played a substantial role in creating ZERO KNOWLEDGE. The game includes visual artwork, 3D assets, music, and sound effects developed from generated material, with selection, revision, editing, and integration during production. AI agents also contributed to writing, game design, software, and development tools. The demo uses artwork and audio prepared during development. Its opponent makes decisions on your device using the game's own rules.

MEDIA
The ZIP contains approved branding, six published gameplay screenshots, their
captions and this fact sheet. The gameplay trailer and silent gameplay B-roll
are separate MP4 downloads on the press page. The B-roll is an unbroken
60-second Edgelock-to-Lucifer sequence from the September 19 Windows demo
recording, build 25378348. It preserves original framing and playback speed.
The battle continues afterward. Artwork and character illustrations are not
gameplay captures.
The Dark Net map image originates from a 1280×800 Steam Deck capture; its published
export uses proportional scaling and black sidebars. Other supplied screenshots
are 3840×2160. Keep the image aspect ratios intact.

For interviews, additional footage, recording or streaming questions, contact
the developer. No Steam Deck Verified status or claim-free music guarantee is
implied by this kit.