Sunless Skies reviews

Just wasn't my cup of tea. Slow paced action, but resources go too quickly.

Sunless skies is a beautiful game, dark, difficult, with excellent writing (but in a complex English, therefore not recommended to those who do not control enough English language). Easier than sunless sea, its predecessor, it remains a challenge. It is a game that requires patience, taking risks will often prove fatal. But we progress, we discover history, we influence the game by our choice of Alliance. It's not an action game, it's a game of discovery, round-trip commercial between two ports, twisted intrigues and dramas. A small masterpiece to discover but disadvise those looking for fast action game.

c is really a game out of the ordinary, for little that we have a little time devoted to it (but good any adventure games ask to devote a minimum of time) the decorations, the atmospheres are super varied and original, have pass are time either to be surprised either to be anxious and marvel at the same time, personally until now I have not found the title repetitive and in fact I am not even a quarter of the game after more than 30 hours and I have not bothered once. There are quests to foisons and the world changes regularly. frankly big favorite, I would even say that it is the best adventure games I have ever played

Early Access Review Does all the things right the predecessor did already superb, but does most of the things wrong that were not that perfect in sunless sea. Failbetter Games did a great job in altering an already close to perfect game... and achieved to make it not a single bit better in all. To understand what i mean you have to see how the game works. Gameplay, Graphics, Sound etc. all improved. Bigger world, more Quests, more Equipment etc. But it takes a huge amount of time to get to every Story that this game has to offer and sadly so few of them are worth mentioning. But if you have a lot of time and liked sunless see you can have a lot of fun. Just forgett about all the filler and dont hunt for every single quest. Just visit all the ports and stay where it seems stayable ;) All in all still a recommendation

Whoever played Sunless Sea will also become Sunless Skies. Failbetter stays true to herself. In Contrast to the "first" Part, Sunless Skies is even more extensive and equipped with only one with four "Worlds." In contrast to the First Part, the start in This part was also much easier for me, as earning Opportunities are immediately recognizable. I've been there for 40 Hours now, and I'm neither done nor running out of fun. Even the Trips to far-flung Mission destinations don't get bored due to the great Artwork. The only Downer is Socket Mode: Automatically stored only at ports and not at every Event (Terror at 100/Exploration of a Wreck etc.). That was better regulated at Sunless Sea. Absolute Buy recommendation. P. S.: You don't have to have played Sunless Sea before to understand the Stories, but I think it helps immensely to find your way around and also to appreciate Allusions to the Part.