Quasimorph

[h1] 正式版出たのでレビューしますがまだ正式版はやりこんでないので変わってる部分があるかもしれません[/h1] よくある1人のキャラクターで死に戻りを繰り返していく最近のローグ・・・ではなくて プレイヤー自体は傭兵部隊の指揮官で基本操作キャラは使い捨てみたいな感じでやっていくゲームです 分かる人に分かるように言えばXCOMの感じに近い 部位損傷などもあり打ち所が悪いと即死したり治療のためのアイテムを所持してないと死亡確定など ゲームに慣れるまでの準備不足で理不尽に・・・なんなら慣れても油断してたら首持ってかれる当たり昔のローグらしい出来 [h1] 総じてローグの中でも特にイレギュラーなことが起きた時の理不尽感が強いので理不尽含めて楽しめる人にとっては最高のSFローグライク [/h1]

Expected a bit more from it but early access didn't elevate it enough for me. It's not a bad game by any means but at this point it feels like a less polished Jupiter Hell, grinding through maze after maze grabbing tons of stuff you don't care about. I honestly got bored.

This is an excellent although unforgiving roguelike with a lot of systems in place aside from just doing runs and shooting things in the face (although that is the main gameplay loop). The thing that sets this apart from most similar games is the world is constantly changing around you. There are megacorps that represent the different factions, and they will fight each other and take over each other's territory and you can take part in these battles as a mercenary, gaining rep with the side you fight for and losing rep with the opposing faction. Each faction has a tech tree they advance through which unlocks new weapons, gear and other items so picking factions you want to support to get access to more of their stuff is one of the choices you need to make. note that if a faction dies, it becomes much harder to get their faction specific gear since they are not around to offer it as a reward (it is possible to get them through alternate ways such as crafting providing you have their blueprints). Aside from the faction conflict there is metaprogression in the form of upgrading your ship to do a lot of different things such as providing you extra loot after each mission, customize your clones, weapons and armor (tweaking their stats) and even taking over one of the smaller factions so it works for you. Upgrading the ship requires specific materials that you can get from factions or specific locations so it encourages you to travel around and doing various missions to collect these. You can also unlock different mercenaries as well as classes and combine the two (mercenaries have different stats and unique traits and classes have different abilities and you can pick which of the two to combine). Finally, there are a number of quests you can follow throughout the game that focus on different factions although note that the story missions are MUCH more difficult than the standard ones. You will need a highly optimized build in terms of your mercenary and their gear to get through these, they really are a test to see how well you built your character. I had some strong characters that pretty easily swept through normal missions that got instantly shredded by a room full of higher powered enemies when I took one wrong move that left me open to their fire. All in all this an excellent roguelike that will definitely challenge you, and it has a lot of depth outside the core gameplay loop. There is always room for more improvement (for example I wish there was more sorting options rather than just the default sorting as your ship inventory can get really bloated) but the game is definitely worth a purchase.

На данный момент неиграбельно. Выбор фракции вначале затруднён, поскольку надо постоянно летать туда сюда что бы выбрать НУЖНУЮ тебе фракцию, и то если там не будет рандомного квеста. Вместо отыгровки желаемой роли получается перелёт туда сюда по всей карте в надежде найти нужную фракцию и задание тебе по силам не в 1000 дней от тебя. Купленные вещи по умолчанию не переносятся в инвентарь от чего их нужно переносить лично, от чего есть ситуации где купил вещи, подумал что они уже в инвентаре и полетел дальше. Но нет они остались у продавца. Внезапные убийства из за спины полный кринж+стрём, сделайте нормальный радиус обзора или добавьте оповещение про противника сзади. Нет настройки и кастомизации внешности оперативников. Не прикольно играть за случайных болванчиков цель которых сдохнуть. 0 стимула играть аккуратно, нет привязки к персонажу. Игра разачаровала, жду улучшений баланса и рандома.

Not very polished. Played on Normal, character in really solid gear, gets oneshot by first mob in a 3 skull mission. OK game... Died multiple times during the tutorial... Ok Game... No quick Disassembly... Ok Game... Heres your thumbs down... Needs WAY MORE POLISH AND BALANCING before this is "Hard but Fun" right now its just to much RNG>> Update: The first aid kit that requires a bandage to craft doesnt stop lacerations... wtf...

Unforgiving but really well made blend of extraction shooter and traditional roguelike. The game takes place in a dystopian future where companies wage war against each other and demons are intruding in our plane of existence. You manage a private military company taking contracts for whoever thinks pays the best, including demons. The extraction mechanics allow you to bring stuff to the ship for upgrades, trading or just for future use in raids. Factions specialize in different things, for example the pharmaceutical company produces poisoned weapons, the mining company produces construction gear... All factions have a tech tree through which they progress over time, they battle each each other and the winners get stronger while the weakest get phased out. It's all playing out dynamically so you can back someone to make them stronger faster, think something along the lines of Mount & Blade on that point. The game features a lot of different weapons, classes and mercenaries with unique passives. Some of the classes sadly become irrelevant as the game progresses and faction power makes every room a clown car of enemies to fight. This is one of the things that can become a bit contentious for me, the power scaling in the later game just doesn't leave a lot of breathing room. In most planets and satellites, you'll be racing against the clock due to the Quasimorphosis meter which gauges just how easy of a time demons are having intruding in our dimension. It goes from 0 to 1000 ramping up in intensity: demon spawn rate and their strength. At 1000, all humans will transform into demons and a "Baron" will spawn, forcing you to kill it if you want to extract. Most of them are run ending if you aren't prepared, so if you think you're going to hit 1k it's best to pick a floor where you're set up. Demons feed on human misery so the counter goes up by a lot if humans are killing each other, this makes mid/late game long levels (3 floors and more) a bother because of the guaranteed Baron spawn. You'll get into a floor, see the meter spike at least 300 in a few turns because two factions are shooting each other and you'll be locked into a Baron fight for extract. Thankfully demons also have their uses and they'll whittle down the opposition more often than not. Overall, in spite of some frustrations and some balance decisions, the game really nails the "one more run" and dopamine hits of being a loot goblin of extraction shooters with the tactical aspect, decision making and rewarding of game knowledge of traditional roguelikes. A big recommend from me unless you're easily frustrated, but the difficulty is very customizable.

Turn based frustration simulator. If you play the tutorial you’ll be able to walk around and kill stuff. But after that, who knows what anything does. The game sure doesn’t want to tell you how basic systems work. The UI is horrible and unintuitive, the ‘mission screen’ is a block of numbers which mean nothing, who are these factions, here have a giant block of text. Every map is different but with the same ‘blocks’ do you like running through the same thing over and over? Where is the elevator? Well on this map its right next door, but on this map some how it is in the very last spot on the map I visit, which is impressive being able to do that consistently. Then there is the difficulty curve, you can be curb stomping the game just fine and then you’ll hit a mission that ‘seems’ just like the rest and you’re suddenly drowning in enemies and if you venture away from Mars some big ass monster is going to eat you. To be fair I like the monsters, especially the ones where your bullets do nothing and it just sits there hitting you for eight turns till you die. This game should still be in early access. Highly not recommended.

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