Deep Sixed reviews

Oh, you needed that laser turret to defend yourself from an aggressive alien? Too bad you have run out of energy... You better get down to the machine room, check the electric panel... Aha, it looks like a short circuit. What Olles is an alien butting against the hull? Ok, for the graphics on the diagnostic panel it has to be a short circuit, lower the automatic turret room in the fuse panel and take a spare cable and pliers from the drawer. Get Back to the Turret command post... Eeew, has vomited green mucus in the chamber, that disgust! Open The electric panel, cut the broken cable with the pliers, put the new cable in place, another ball of alien vomit has impacted us, goes down to the machine room, raises the turret automatic, runs back to the turret, points, shoots, shoots, the laser is Scalibrando... Anyway, I'll fix it later, just two more shots! Shoot, shoot, damn alien seagull stand still for a second, shoot, shoot, SHOOT! Fweeew! We did it. Open the turret calibration panel. Let's see, where to calibrate the bloody laser? "Warning: Incoming Object" You Can't be serious! You Look at the short-range scanner, something approaches from the other side of the ship, you run to the turret room closest to the object and poke a punch to the button to raise shields as you enter... This is not a glorious space simulator in which everything works reliably, is a mental torture in which you face the chaos of a small and fragile ship in a hostile environment, and you're going to have a great while keeping this piece of flying junk running. At any time a subsystem of your ship can start doing strange things or directly shutting down. You'Re Going to laugh for not crying when on more than one occasion you have to reinstall the firmware of a long-range scanner, or you have to hit with a wrench the block of batteries of the ship to stop making the Fool , or you have to change the controller chip of an oxygen recirculator. Do You Have serious problems of self-control or anger management? Do You stress easily? You Better find something else. Would You like to try a different roguelike in which instead of monsters with impossible combat patterns and unfair attacks that will kill you with a blow, you have to fight against the time and the unforeseen that are accumulating complicating a situation of entry not Too easy? Do You Want to know that feeling of "I have to understand and keep this machine going or I'm dying" that astronauts should feel in the real world? Give this a try.