Sword of the Stars: The Pit reviews

A very good Roguelike in the line of Dungeon of Dredmor. In chippotant we could note the impossibility of turning on oneself and the fact that changing weapons does not cost point of action. But these are details that weigh little in front of the pleasures of having a real Roguelike accessible. And in addition one can without problem reach the first levels in normal, which is rare for the genre where it is not uncommon to die in the premers minutes! Bravo!

Have discovered this Game through a Friend and I have to say it's SUPI! Beautiful Rogue like With Gathering Craze. Reminiscent a bit of Fallout. Get in the Sale for ~ 1Euro and get more than if I bought a Call of Duty: Ghost for over €60. It doesn't always matter to the Graphics, because when you play, where you don't work so Graphics, you're working on other Things. Just test, People at such a Price can't be done wrong.

A game with a good atmosphere, efficient gameplay, endless replay... Once bought, it kept me in suspense 3h of sharpened! A very appreciable rogue-like dimension, a very special style and a difficulty that will often make you pester (blind trap... you will know when you will fall on it...) Recommended for players looking for difficulty and replayability. Not recommended for non-English speaking players and/or prefering history to gameplay (still that...)

Sword of the Stars: The Pit A Rogue-like you could call it, that would be like calling Barbie smart. A Game over 30 Levels? Maybe! A Game in which the Words Light And Normal still look like the best Option after the 50th Attempt. Sometimes I'm not sure if I've died from Poison or the Disease. Then it occurs to me again that I actually die much more often because I run out of ammunition. Sometimes you starve quite pitifully. But let's get to the Point: Is the Game good? Is it worth his Money? I have no idea. All I know is that I have already played this Game for more than 50 Hours without even playing it once on Normal. Not because I didn't try, but because the Developers of this Game have a distinct Sadistic Streak. At least that's the Excuse I'm going to stick with. I would never admit that after a Glance at the Wiki I had read about game Mechanics, which I had no Idea until then. Partly because these were poorly described partly because I just hadn't considered that one or the other might be possible. Furthermore, even after 50 Hours I would admit to not having translated even a Fraction Of the craft Recipes in the Game (I mainly Did Decryption Runs). In Short: It's Hard, dirty, brutal, time-wasteful, demanding, frustrating and yet you want to play it again and again just to see if you can do it this time ... Maybe I'll make it through sometime ... Then there is a proper Review. Is it Worth buying? I would say yes ... And that the Rest of the Sword of the Star franchise does not exist. It is better to look at it according to everything I read.