Mountain Dew Game Fuel Zero, 2 Flavor Variety Pack, 16 Fl Oz. Cans (12 Pack)

Another epic Mountain Dew product. This stuff packs a punch energy-wise and for being sugar-free it tastes really good. It’s probably not good for you to drink too many of these, but I treat myself to one of these every once in a while and they really pump you up to be more alert, focused, and energized. The packaging is cool too and not your typical soda can, they really put some thought into how you open the can and drink from it. Highly recommend this for energy drink lovers especially gamers.

I have one energy drink every day at 9 am for years; I've tried almost all kind, and in my opinion, 95% of brands are garbage; they have very high caffeine they kick you so hard after that you start feeling bad energy, I always get Ultra Monster which has 140mg of caffeine, last week, I was at Safeway and just saw this, and I got two bottles bc I noticed it has 180mg caffeine which was okay. I liked the taste then I got my first box so far; I love it. Also, the can opener is so excellent. ( don't buy any junk energy drink out in the market.

The Mountain Dew Game Fuel Zero 2 Flavor Variety Pack is like stepping into the battlefield fully armed yet aware of the limits around you. Each flavor strikes with clarity and purpose—bursting with energy that sharpens focus and drives you forward, as though preparing you for a fight that demands every ounce of attention. Zero Sugar doesn’t mean zero impact; the flavors hit hard, precise, and invigorating, much like a carefully executed maneuver under pressure. Still, there is a subtle emptiness—an echo of what might be gained from a fuller range of intensity or a slightly richer taste profile. While it energizes and motivates, it occasionally feels restrained, as if holding back power in critical moments. Despite that, it serves as a reliable ally for long gaming sessions or high-focus work, delivering a controlled surge of energy that can carry you through the toughest trials. Four stars, for its strength tempered by restraint.

In my experience it doesn't bloat your stomach and taste good. It's like a light soda but also gives you a little bit of energy. Also thanks to not having sugar you feel any slow down.

Having T1D, I'm grateful for Mtn Dew to have sugar free versions for Game Fuel. The grip and soda tab designs are cool and unique. Would definitely love more sugar free flavors from them.

I am a fan of all the Game Fuel Flavors. Nevertheless, the zero sugar approach has obvious benefits for those (and myself) looking to control calories. The bulk approach is fantastic, cost-effective for the consumers, and subscription services make some real sense if you are navigating local grocery and retailer out-of-stocks for these particular items. Downside: folks at Mountain Dew are taking Amazon's Frustration-Free Packaging program seriously. However, Amazon's distribution is not shipping this packaging without first cushioning and repacking it with an Amazon box outer container. Overkill and a waste of packaging... but protection is appreciated by the people at both Amazon and Mountain Dew. Final Thought: purchase. But make plans for the extra cardboard, box, and related packaging. If you can't re-use the packaging... consider NOT purchasing, go to the local store, and make your voice heard via your actions. Best... tjt

Not a big fan of either Game Fuel Zero flavor but the watermelon shock tastes better than the raspberry lemonade. The resealable tab is a bit awkward as well; harder to initially open and tends to splash a bit of droplets around the can when opening.

I got this when they first came out and they are a bit more expensive now. I love that they came in a sturdy box though for protecting the cans. I love the pop top that Mountain Dew came out with. No leaking if it gets knocked over!