Quasimorph

Best game of 2026

kosmity

Tough as nails, and a blast. Let's just say I've had a lot of "well, back to Gatecrasher" moments. The difficulty menu is the real headline. It's the most flexible I've seen in the genre: a huge range of individual toggles, all changeable mid-campaign from the settings menu. Practically nothing gets locked in at the start. Worth knowing that as of v1.01, the old "Normal" was renamed "Hard" and "Easy" became "Normal." Same game, new labels, but it seems to have defused a lot of the early complaints from players bouncing off the default. Go with Hard if you're a Long War vet or you feed on deaths and restarts as the learning loop, or want a proper feeling of consequence ("normal" mode if you die, you restart the floor, on hard and above, the operative dies, loot drops and the mission is over) . Otherwise start on Normal and tune from there (you can individually adjust the death mechanic alone!). The devs have shipped two strong QoL patches already (1.01, 1.02) that fixed the biggest 1.0 grievances, and they've said there's more coming. Great sign. Congrats to the small team on the launch.

I've been with the game since 0.6 and I have to say I am so glad it has finally released. This is my first review of a game, so I'm gonna try to give an in-depth review, but bear with me. Quasimorph is a game set in a post apocalyptic setting where anarcho-capitalism has taken over and profit is more important than life. There are several different Hexarchies (major corps) and Minor Corporations each with their own history. It is a game where you also have to deal with Quasimorphs, demons from Bramafatura specific to the planet you are on. Each Bramafatura has demons that are weak to some weapon types, but strong to others. You are the captain of a PMC that takes jobs from the different Corpos and aims to make a profit and connections wherever you can. Gameplay: This game has a steep learning curve and is NOT for everyone. It is very punishing especially to new players who don't have any prior info. There are many different weapons types in game based off of ammo for guns, and based off of melee weapons. A knife will do piercing damage, a baton will do blunt, and so on. Each faction has their own armors with strengths and weaknesses that you can take advantage of, but you can also fall dead on missions because of this. Your ship has several different facilities all with unique purposes that are briefly explained after unlocking the big nodes on the tech tree for each facility. These will be important and you will need them late game because it makes the progression and prepping much less tedious. Does this seem overwhelming yet? I'm sure it does, but don't fret, you can always tweak the difficulty before you make your save and during your save as long as you do not toggle Unalterable Difficulty. If you want this game to become something you love, you have to endure pain and frustration, which is what makes the game so rewarding. Many negative reviews point out the games staggering difficulty, boring gameplay loop, and not explaining different types of missions to the player. All of these are fair criticisms yes, but not without fault from the player either. You can always change difficulty when starting a new save or during as stated above by using the sliders under the combat tab of the game modifiers and giving enemies lower AP as well as lower damage and less health. If the gameplay loop is boring, you might want to turn UP the challenge or make progression for factions faster, which you can also toggle under the sandbox tab or the difficulty modifiers page as well as increasing enemy AP health and damage. As for explaining difficulty like power concentration, reward, and skull level. Difficulty, or skull level, is determined by faction power+ faction technology level. This means that even if the mission is a 5 skull, it could only have 2 floors packed with enemies. Or a mission could be a 2 skull, have 4 floors but almost no people on them or people with a pistol with a shirt and jeans as their "combat gear". Btw, all of this is covered in the wiki for the game, quasimorph.wiki.gg. To all of the people who have less than 2 hours in the game, I would truly recommend not putting the game down for good. Right now it is better than it has ever been, it was hard for me to understand first as well, but with enough exploring and experimentation of the mechanics, operatives ,and classes I know you can all become amazing players and have fun even if the game is one where you are always at a disadvantage and have to focus while also being smarter than the enemy and using tactics. To those who have over 20 hours and complain about the difficulty, I would recommend decreasing it and giving the game another try. If going on easy is not your thing, make a custom save and save the preset for later if you end up using the same modifiers for another save. And finally to the people who have over 20 hours and are saying the game doesn't explain enough, there are always guides on Youtube as well as a wiki with not only info, but steps on how to get story missions if that is your thing (although they are a late game thing and you should be prepared). In closing, have a nice day everyone! And happy late 1.0 Quasimorph! And many more painful clone deaths to come!

Эта игра буквально пропитана вайбом Doom. 10 съеденных морпехов из 10. P.S. Скорее всего Doomguy съеден на Марсе Френсисом "Шрайком"

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No, I most certainly do not recommend this game to other players. Within 3 days of having it, I have had already played 332 hours of it.