SULFUR

bien sans plus

>Навернул куча модификаций на ван-шот снайперку телепортирующий тебя на место врага. >Выстрелил в миноукладчика. >Умер от наземной мины после телепортации. >10/10.

I'm a little late in development here, and I won't say I was hooked immediately, but you wouldn't realize this game is early access. For one, I've encountered two meaningful bugs in thirty hours, and maybe some areas could use some visual or environmental polish, but it performs very well where many games of its ilk run like ♥♥♥♥ due to poor optimization. I definitely bought it for the unique cutout cel visual style, and this carries through in a very satisfactory way, but I'd say the single best reason to buy this is the gunplay. They really hit an excellent balance of a huge arsenal with hundreds of customization options and making you work just enough for it it doesn't feel repetitive or all that grindy. In most other shooters, I think the level here would firmly fall into feature creep, but truly nearly every gun captures the camp the game is going for almost effortlessly. This aspect is definitely the main thing that keeps drawing me back in; combat comes in short bursts and can be punishing, but doesn't require a ridiculous level of caution either, mostly due to the health and crafting systems being uniquely tied together in a sort of light, humorous cooking sim. It's simple but effective, but together I think the main shortfalls where the game needs to go more narrow than wide are making crafting and the enemy selection/behaviors/environments a little more diverse or complex, which they have been actively working on and can be said is likely a safe bet. I'd say it's worth getting in its present state even at ticket price, at least if you're looking for solid run-n-gun roguelike with more of a crafting touch. I didn't expect to get 30 hours out of it mostly ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around with the goofy weapons, but I did, and I have no regret buying in now where I'm usually very skeptical of early access titles.

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Sulfur has that feeling that only comes from a truly special game. It has its own unique identity. It requires patience and a lot of inventory management but it’s all time well spent. Runs well on deck also!

COMPLETE PEAK 10/10