
Deep Sixed is a roguelike space sim that will force you to use strategy, ingenuity and duct tape to keep your ship (and your skull) in one piece as you risk exploring a mysterious nebula protected by dangerous alien creatures.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Blew up my ship and had to fix it! Cut a wire and everything went down hill... Would destroy it all again :) https://youtu.be/rBJgFFC52jg
The core idea is interesting - managing a ship that constantly breaks down - but the execution is frustrating and feels buggy. Your ship's systems fail often, and the in-game manual only partially explains repairs. You also need spare parts and power to fix problems, and it's easy to run out mid-mission. Often multiple systems fail at once, and while you're fumbling through the manual to fix one issue another alien attacks and rips your hull apart. There's no manual save, so failure means starting the mission from scratch. The tension could be compelling, but right now it mostly feels unfair: random simultaneous breakdowns, scarce resources, and no meaningful way to recover make the gameplay more annoying than strategic. In its current state it's more frustrating than fun.
Pretty good
Really innovative game, with a fun sense of humour
Необычная. Игра о работе в стрессовом режиме, но со временем привыкаешь. Забавная история, шутки итд. Стоит того.
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Du peu que j'ai joué un bon jeu, on se sent un peu perdu dans ce vaisseau tout cassé a devoir reparer a l'arrache en faisant nos missions MAIS devoir se retaper la mission tuto a chaque fois....pas cool, surtout dans un rogue like. Les missions vont vite se ressembler si elles se limitent a: aller la, trouver/detruire/photographier/espionner ca et revenir avec une variante aller la, deployer une sonde la
I really enjoyed this game! It's a chaotic mess of running around trying to fix things as they break, with a constant rush to get everything back in order before disaster strikes. The upgrade points are scarce, making it easy to get stuck in a tough spot if you run out of resources for repairs. But that challenge adds a lot of satisfaction when you manage to keep the "hunk of junk" working properly. The narrative is simple but well-done, adding just the right amount of context without overshadowing the gameplay.
It's a fun little "crap job" simulator with an entertaining story.
You're a prisoner being punished because you made a mistake once. Click ♥♥♥♥ around the screen while things happen. If a problem comes up, rtfm. Meh, not for me. Didn't capture my interest, I didn't really find this too fun, and wanted to stop playing after 15min. It's not an instant down-rate for me though, this is yet another game where I wish there was a 'mixed' rating. I do appreciate that there is a subtitles option though, really wish more games had that. So I'll rate this up. As for the game - I would watch a gameplay video then maybe pick this up on a sale if it piqued your interest. I am not an interactive script.
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