Styx: Master of Shadows

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Игра хорошая она мне напоминает Hitman я любил Hitman одну его часть прошёл

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Классный игра

У жуков настолько высокий аим, что они могут сквозь стены стрелять

I had bought this game somewhere around the time of release, or maybe 2015... I never really played it solidly enough to give a decent review. I still haven't beaten it yet, but I'm on my way. I'm not really a fan of stealth games, but I like the premise of playing a goblin for this game. It kinda makes sense for the world in the game. And I like his design and overall art style. I'd say overall it's a good game for someone like me who doesn't care for the intricate bs the likes of Hitman or Splinter Cell try to achieve. At first learning the game's patterns and enemy types is a little wonky. The AI is a bit inconsistent -- sometimes if you reload a save, someone you've found behaved one way *might* behave in a different manner after the re-load. Things like that might be a little frustrating for someone like me who doesn't particularly care for stealth games. But everything is kind of simple and accessible enough for me to enjoy what the game has to offer. It doesn't get too wild. But there are times where the enemies will change script depending on if you walk over a trigger or a certain enemy is offed. A few times where you'd swear an enemy leaned on a railing for eternity you'll try to sneak up and silently kill them, they turn right around to face you -- one of the many annoyances I've always found with stealth games. I've always found stealth titles always play like they don't know where you're at, but they do and change the AI accordingly. This game doesn't entirely do that, but like I said, it's more trigger-based and a learning routine. The visuals fit well for when it was released. If you really care that much, the story is generally presented in painted stills. Artwork and character designs have great detail, but still have stylized exaggeration. Lip syncing for dialogue in-engine don't match, but easily overlooked. In-game world is a little samey, with assets copied and pasted like shimmy ledges or the black iron wall girders you can hang off of and jump up walls, but the general architecture is intricate, and there are stages with some greenery and plants to break up some of the castle-themed levels. Though as a stealth novice, I definitely don't regret the purchase. Though it might seem to be babby's first stealth, there's still a good chunk for challenge. Like finding coins, and doing various side tasks for more skill points to be spent on... SKILLS... or finding a relic per zone. And insignias you can earn per mission/zone from no alerts, no kills and so on. It's fun, but it's not entirely deep. I don't think the stealth connoisseurs should really hate on Styx. I do see a few in the reviews that are writing novels and sipping wine like they're writing a Yelp review, on why this game sucks. It doesn't suck. It's just not as DEEP as other big stealth titles. And for the time when this dev was a bit smaller, the level size, writing and art directions showed bit of ambition, I think. I almost can't wait to beat this to move onto the sequels I hadn't known about until recently. Lastly to note, this game is very glitchy. There are times I'll be in cover, and pass around a corner, with the button prompt, as you do, and glitch out and get stuck. So that's kinda a damper.

While it wasn't the best stealth game experience, I had a lot of fun. I like Styx. The cloning power was super fun. Though the story was a bit sparse and I often asked myself what I'm doing, there were a few good twists to things. You really become Styx. If you like stealth games, give this one a try. It's a little janky but a lot of fun.

the game is good..the story is 10/10.