Partisan

Буквально Диабло про партизана за 50р. Криво-косо, но любо. Годнота.

An interesting take on hack and slash; gameplay is quite simple so is the story but for 1 EUR on discount is great value.

Рекомендую играть в это только если играть вам больше не во что. Портить вам игру будут баги управления и интеллект противников (вернее его отсутствие). Сам же герой настолько крут, что выдерживает пулеметную очередь в лоб не поморщившись. Создать игру подобную "Diablo" в антураже Великой Отечественной Войны было отличной идеей, но реализация подкачала.

Unsupported videocard... Ладно.

Правильная игра!

Отличный Диаблоид в сетинге ВОВ Игра старенькая графоном не сияет, но вполне играбельно Хороший звук и полностью на русском языке Разнообразие оружия и прокачки Рекомендую к покупке

Управление очень специфичное, казуалы сразу мимо. Однако в этом же управлении и шарм - ты как бы не вживую управляешь персонажем, а фигуркой на поле боя, но только в реальном времени - без паузы, без ходов. Сюжет годный, графика даже сейчас (2025) нормально воспринимается, прокачка интересная и разнообразная. Рекомендую. Особенно любителям silent storm зайдёт.

Отечественный Titan Quest с огнестрелом и гранатами, но без активных способностей)) я не знаю, как ещё точнее описать это. Но багов и крашей много

Partisan is a World War II action RPG developed by Paradigm and published by Strategy First that combines tactical combat, stealth mechanics, role-playing systems, and war-driven storytelling into an experience focused on survival and resistance during one of history’s most devastating conflicts. Rather than presenting war entirely through massive battlefield encounters, the game emphasizes smaller operations behind enemy lines where planning, adaptability, and resourcefulness become just as important as combat ability. The result is an experience that blends military action with role-playing progression while placing players inside a dangerous struggle shaped by desperation and determination. The story follows a former Soviet officer whose life has already been damaged by political circumstances before war enters the picture. As enemy forces advance and battle conditions collapse, his military unit is destroyed and surviving comrades disappear into enemy control. Left isolated and surrounded by danger, he becomes involved in a mission that extends beyond simple survival. Rescue operations, hidden enemy activities, and rumors surrounding a dangerous secret project gradually pull the protagonist deeper into occupied territory where every decision carries consequences. One of the game's strongest qualities comes from how it balances action with tactical freedom. Combat encounters rarely force players toward one specific approach. Some situations reward aggression and direct confrontation, while others encourage patience, careful movement, and strategic positioning. The ability to approach challenges differently helps keep progression engaging while allowing players to develop preferred tactics rather than following rigid mission structures. Stealth mechanics play an important role throughout the experience. Charging into heavily defended positions without preparation often leads to failure, encouraging players to observe patrol patterns and identify opportunities before committing to action. The slower, more methodical pacing gives encounters stronger tension because preparation becomes just as important as execution. Role-playing systems add meaningful progression that strengthens long-term investment. Character development allows players to improve combat capabilities and tactical effectiveness over time. Skills and progression choices influence how situations can be approached, creating a satisfying feeling of growth as the campaign unfolds. Rather than functioning purely as a military shooter, Partisan gives players opportunities to shape the protagonist’s strengths through continued advancement. Mission structure also helps maintain variety throughout progression. Objectives extend beyond straightforward combat encounters by introducing infiltration assignments, rescue operations, survival scenarios, and larger battlefield conflicts. The changing mission types help prevent repetition while reinforcing the unpredictable nature of wartime resistance efforts. Environmental design contributes strongly to immersion. War-torn villages, ruined cities, occupied territory, and military installations create locations that consistently reinforce atmosphere. The world feels shaped by conflict rather than simply existing as scenery surrounding objectives. Damaged environments and hostile territory strengthen the sense that survival requires constant awareness. Weapons and equipment also receive considerable attention. Historical military hardware forms the foundation of combat options while additional equipment provides flexibility depending on preferred playstyles. Preparation matters because resources carry importance beyond immediate firefights. Players who plan carefully often gain stronger advantages than those relying entirely on reflexes. Interactions with supporting characters help strengthen the larger world as well. Resistance fighters, civilians, and other survivors contribute information, assistance, and opportunities that expand the experience beyond battlefield encounters alone. These smaller moments help create a stronger sense that the protagonist exists within a larger conflict rather than operating entirely in isolation. The pacing naturally leans toward tactical decision-making rather than nonstop action. Players expecting constant combat intensity may occasionally find progression slower than anticipated. Planning and careful movement remain major priorities throughout much of the experience. The game also reflects design philosophies tied to its original era. Some systems and presentation choices show their age compared to modern releases. Interface design and certain mechanical elements may feel less streamlined than contemporary action RPG standards. However, players comfortable with older design approaches may find those qualities easier to appreciate within the larger experience. What ultimately makes Partisan memorable is its willingness to blend multiple gameplay ideas into a unified structure. Tactical combat, role-playing progression, stealth mechanics, and wartime storytelling combine effectively to create an experience that rewards adaptability and patience rather than pure aggression. For players who enjoy military-themed RPGs focused on strategy, progression systems, and resistance-driven storytelling, Partisan offers an engaging journey through occupied territory where survival depends not simply on firepower, but on careful planning and determination. Rating: 7/10

top mal was neues !