Gloomwood

One of the best immersive sim/stealth games ive played in a long time. Despite it not being complete yet, it is very promising and I have no doubts this will get completed.

Зовут доктором, а в итоге калечу людей (интересная была бы ачивка "не навреди" (пройдите игру не нанеся урона ни одному существу))

this is dookie, just play thief or dishonored

Probably the best stealth game released in the 2020s, and it's only a bit over halfway finished. Gloomwood is a chimera of design, primarily combining Resident Evil-style survival horror/action with the first-person stealth of classic imsims (think Deus Ex, Dishonored, Thief). In classic fashion as a New Blood game, Gloomwood will be fully released When It's Ready, but if you want to watch a team of well-paid, super-talented developers construct a game's style and sauce in real time, this is an easy purchase. There's roughly 8-10 hours of content as of the April update, more if you're taking your time, and it's really solid across the board. I've been playing since the first demo in 2020, and have basically nothing but good things to say about Gloomwood. With regards to constructive feedback: particular early levels (Coastal Paths, Underport) should almost certainly be re-worked/expanded as development progresses. I would also be expecting some revamps/upgrades of certain major elements between now and release, particularly looking at research (which is too time-consuming), shops/loot (which are too generic), and enemy AI (which is charmingly stupid right now). I also hope Gloomwood gets the same sort of art pass that ULTRAKILL received near its final development stretch, as texture quality, eye tracing, and overall 'flatness' (for lack of a better term) varies pretty wildly from room to room. Some areas lack that distinctive imsim 'planning' sightline/position early in the level, which allows you to get your bearings on the upcoming area layout and notable locations. Don't listen to the complaints about The Hive though, it's the best level in the game. It might be another couple of years until Gloomwood is at the precipice of a full release, but I've adored my time with it up to this point and have loved returning once or twice a year to see the new areas. These sorts of systems-driven games are becoming rarer outside of the indie scene, which is why it's important to support ambitious, creative projects like this early. If you can spare ~$20 and enjoy video games as a medium, Gloomwood will delight you. Thank you to Dillon and the cretins at New Blood for this game.

My only nitpick(that honestly may be solved very soon) is that there isn't a bolt action rifle yet, in a game that appears to be set in the late/very late 1800s

great game

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