Quasimorph

It's very hard. But it's so satisfying to learn. Tons of mechanics and gear, and each run is going to play vastly different because you're going to discover classes/item recipes in different orders, and unlock upgrades in different orders. You're going to level different factions, which further changes the availability of your gear. Crazy engrossing and addictive if you're willing to learn the mechanics of pain, dodge being reduced by equip load, and when to change your movement and how you're going to use cover. If you start losing multiple runs or waste time traveling to distant planets, you WILL get outpaced in tech and you'll need to restart. That's the fun. Starting a fresh, new run and getting to feel strong again, taking what you learned from your last failed save and doing even better.

Phenomenal, especially on Steam Deck. There's just so much to do, and itches a defensive mindset type gameplay. This game does not hold your hand but the learning curve is part of the fun. I'm at least 100 hours in and I still feel like there's so much to learn.

no idea what I'm doing but having a good time doing it, my only compliant was getting my hardware to understand I was trying to play the game.

Quasimorph is both enthralling and disappointing, which makes it very difficult to review properly. I enjoyed the gameplay loop, but this is certainly no RPG and it’s not really a Rogue-like either. Every mission, which exception of the few story missions is pretty much the same: You land with your ship in a floor of randomly generated rooms with randomly generated enemies who just have equipment without rhyme or reason, you kill a bunch, you finish your mission, you extract, rinse and repeat. What happens if you die really depends on your difficulty. For me dying was annoying and not really a worthwhile gameplay mechanic. You don’t really have any manual saves, you I’d ALT+F4 out of the game frequently to reload a bad try. Some missions straight up don’t work properly: Escort missions, where the VIP just gets stuck between other NPCs and defence missions, where the attackers can become panicked and actually never try to attack the target so you have to do a very long and boring hunt for them. The story path took me for forever to complete. At some point it wanted me to reduce the power of one of the factions, but that faction had already snowballed so it took me more than seven hours of only doing missions against that faction to be finally be able to continue the story. I can’t say the ending was worthwhile. Still, the turn based bloody combat with all the different implants and augmentations kept me engaged for a very long time. I’d recommend getting it on sale and not doing the story, just random missions until you get bored of it.

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demon die game guud. dont rush