Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG

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Love me some turn based RPG, especially post-apocalyptic Sci-Fi ones.

'just avoid the combat, it's possible if you have future vision and know exactly what skills to pick to ace every dialogue option' is not a decent substitute for having terrible combat.

After over 40 years of playing games, I'm tired of reading. Please hire voice actors or stop writing several books worth of reading in your games.

It's nice to get a pleasant unexpected surprise from an indie game every once in a while. This is a cRPG love letter to the likes of Fallout 1&2, Jagged Alliance 1&2, Gorky 17 etc. I found the gameplay to be exactly up my alley. You explore, you loot (a lot), you have tons of quests, dialogue, world-map travel (like in Fallout 1/2) with a ton of random events. I've seen complaints about the fatigue system and that some people find the combat not fun. That doesn't make any sense to me. Fatigue simply means your character gets tired as time passes and/or through certain actions/attacks so you have to either rest in a bed or pop an energy drink and that's it. You also have to eat and drink. All of that is not a nuisance at all. If anything I find it helps with the immersion. Also food, drinks and beds are plentiful. As far as the combat goes, I'm loving it. The weapons are fun, the skill tree/advancement is well-thought. In my opinion they absolutely nailed it with the gameplay in every way. Anything I disliked is minor and not even worth mentioning. There is stealth, stealing, sneaking, different types of weapon systems, contraptions, special "relics" that will buff some of your attributes and nerf others. I think the story and the world-building is where it could have been better. It's not bad at all but it could have been great. It is still enough to immerse you in the world and it's a good concept. If you compare the intro cinematics for the Fallout 1&2 games they actually tell you everything you need to know in a few seconds and their impact is strong. It may be a budget-related issue but I felt this game could have done a similar job with a short intro-cinematic briefly describing what this universe is about. There's actual voice acting for a lot of NPCs and all of your companions which was a very pleasant surprise. It's also a massive game if you want to explore everything. I'm 43 hours in and I haven't finished it yet. Overall it is a fantastic game if you are coming from old-school cRPGs. A lot of time and work was put into it and I absolutely love it.

Realized I never reviewed this. Admittedly I didn't finish it, but loved what I did play> I plan to go back and replay it soon.

3/10 Fatigue mechanic sucks Combat did not seem that deep or interesting, low amount of skills UI was meh, you have a huge amount of skills and actions but you can only have 1 hotbar for them so you have to constantly cycle them The writing just didn't grab me, too much text that doesn't matter make it seem like everyone just yapping for no reason and im reading walls of text that lead to nowhere 50 empty container per zone, why have so many objects that have nothing of interesting to give All of this in the first 5h of the game, and people say the 2nd half is the worst part..