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Zenless Zone Zero is a free-to-play urban action RPG developed by miHoYo and published globally by HoYoverse. It launched on July 4, 2024 for Windows, iOS, Android, and PlayStation 5, and came to Xbox Series X|S in June 2025 alongside Version 2.0, including Game Pass availability. [3] [2]
Pull system
Main article: Signal Search
The gacha is called Signal Search, and playable characters are Agents. The limited Exclusive Channel publishes these numbers: [1]
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Base S-rank rate | 0.6% per pull |
| Consolidated S-rank rate (including pity) | 1.6% |
| Hard pity | 90 pulls, S-rank guaranteed |
| Cost per pull | 160 Polychrome (1 Encrypted Master Tape) |
The structure is the HoYoverse standard: a 50/50 featured guarantee where a loss makes the next S-rank the featured Agent (worst case 180 pulls), pity that carries between banners of the same channel type, and a community-documented soft pity ramp near pull 75 that HoYoverse does not officially confirm. As of July 2026 there is no Capturing Radiance style modifier.
W-Engine and Bangboo channels
The W-Engine Channel (equipment) uses a 1.0% base rate, 2.0% consolidated, hard pity at 80, and a 75% featured chance with a guarantee after a loss, for a worst case of 160 pulls. [1]
A third channel is unusual among HoYoverse games: the Bangboo Channel pulls companion units using Boopons, a currency earned in play rather than bought. It has a 1% S-rank rate and an 80-pull guarantee, and players select which Bangboo the guarantee targets. [1]
Service status
Main article: Release history
The game remains in active service on PC, mobile, PS5, and Xbox as of July 2026. Version 3.0 launched in June 2026 (the numbering skipped 2.9). Base rates, pity counts, and guarantee structure are unchanged since launch.
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Zenless Zone Zero is a free-to-play urban action RPG developed by miHoYo and published globally by HoYoverse. It launched on July 4, 2024 for Windows, iOS, Android, and PlayStation 5, and came to Xbox Series X|S in June 2025 alongside Version 2.0, including Game Pass availability. [3] [2]
Pull system
The gacha is called Signal Search, and playable characters are Agents. The limited Exclusive Channel publishes these numbers: [1]
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Base S-rank rate | 0.6% per pull |
| Consolidated S-rank rate (including pity) | 1.6% |
| Hard pity | 90 pulls, S-rank guaranteed |
| Cost per pull | 160 Polychrome (1 Encrypted Master Tape) |
The structure is the HoYoverse standard: a 50/50 featured guarantee where a loss makes the next S-rank the featured Agent (worst case 180 pulls), pity that carries between banners of the same channel type, and a community-documented soft pity ramp near pull 75 that HoYoverse does not officially confirm. As of July 2026 there is no Capturing Radiance style modifier.
W-Engine and Bangboo channels
The W-Engine Channel (equipment) uses a 1.0% base rate, 2.0% consolidated, hard pity at 80, and a 75% featured chance with a guarantee after a loss, for a worst case of 160 pulls. [1]
A third channel is unusual among HoYoverse games: the Bangboo Channel pulls companion units using Boopons, a currency earned in play rather than bought. It has a 1% S-rank rate and an 80-pull guarantee, and players select which Bangboo the guarantee targets. [1]
Service status
The game remains in active service on PC, mobile, PS5, and Xbox as of July 2026. Version 3.0 launched in June 2026 (the numbering skipped 2.9). Base rates, pity counts, and guarantee structure are unchanged since launch.