SULFUR

好玩，就是没有联机

Seems like a great game with one fatal design flaw that will keep it from getting popular. You cannot save the game unless you reach a certain point or have paid a certain in game price. Thats dumb. People play in real life and have things come up they need to do, or play on steam deck on train and their station comes up. Players if they really really need to pause will find a way of just leaving their PC on or pause resuming steamdeck but that’s inconvenient and the lack of save will lose you potential players. It’s not online or multiplayer where you need to stay in a match it’s just faking an extraction feel or trying to be hardcore. Dark souls didn’t have an easy pause button but you could save and exit and pick up again later. In a multiplayer online extraction shooter you can find a closer exit and bail if needed. In this game it forces you to play through to mid dungeon, and a first time player won’t even know when that occurs so the first good run they have they can’t stop even if their house is on fire, which is very odd choice for a single player game.

Definitely my favorite roguelike/extraction shooter. Weapons are really cool and unique. The gun customization is fun with a lot of cool mechanics at play. Storyline is a nice blend of dark comedy and grim backdrops. Even in early access it’s plenty worth getting into, can’t wait to see where else it goes in development!

Absolutely amazing game. Well worth the Price! The Gameplay is smooth, the Weapons feel awesome, and the system they made for customizing Guns with attachments, oils and scrolls is just glorious. So many combinations, so little time~

Great gameplay, banger music and cool style. Story is also good and gun customization lets you create a lot of weapon variations till you get that one gun that fits your playstyle. And once you get that you can always experiment with crazy ideas. Sulfur its simply the best purgatory.

Great game! Super fun! The gun play is really awesome, you really feel like a total badass!

A really good roguelike FPS dungeon crawler...that I eventually bounced off of, unfortunately. The good: Difficulty levels! On the easiest level you do NOT lose your money and items. What a great feature for more casual gamers like myself. Moment-to-moment shooting and exploration game is fun and addictive. You never get really lost for more than a few seconds at a time. Excellent aesthetic overall. Regular updates. The meh: There is a story...but it serves as a rather flimsy frame for the action. I would have appreciated a lot more. Things get repetitive. You do have some nice enemy variety, but in 16 hours I've only encountered the same two bosses repeatedly. Progression is stingy and systems aren't well explained. Your progress through the game is measured by percentage, and for a good two hours I was stuck on 8% without explanation. Turns out - I think - you've got to finish a mini-chunk (like 30-45 min) without dying or returning to your base church via amulet to get that percentage to rise, which I don't feel was explained well. But even when I knew what to do, progression moved super slowly. Everything degrades and your inventory is a bit small. I was actually making MORE money early on when I only had like 2 guns, because later I couldn't carry enough loot home to make a profit and more guns meant more repairs to pay for. Loads of loot variety and crafting, but a lot of oils and enchantments don't seem to work on some guns even when there's an open slot. And many gun buffs always come with a downside - i.e. improved damage but you can't move or jump as fast. So I just ended up selling them. The verdict: A very good game for mindless shooting while listening to a podcast. But after 16 hours, I got a little annoyed by the repetitive grind. Your mileage may vary, though, and I can see this being somebody's "forever game"...