Quasimorph

Escribo esto a meras semanas de que salga la versión completa. El juego, en cualquier caso, está bastante bien. Es muy difícil pero mola. La parte de gestión entre misiones y de historia no me convence, pero las propias misiones molan. Lo recomiendo pillar en descuento.

9/10 Small tip: Never end your turn near a door if you don´t know what´s behind it. [spoiler] Note to the devs if they read these: please make it possible to get the skull of destiny without giving an optional item to a specific faction and doing their optional quest. Atleast make it a super rare drop from ancom missions on Venus. [/spoiler]

el metal pesado , la Red Deer fria, el quasimorfo trans , no lo entenderias.

Pretty good! I see some comments saying the main game loop is boring (just the same thing repeating over and over). I see where these comments come from, but in my opinion there are two things the game does really well that overcome that. First, the sense of progression is pretty good (as you get better gear, unlock new characters/classes, upgrade your ship, etc). Second (and perhaps more important for me), the feeling of the stakes getting higher and higher throughout a single missing is great! (I mean, as you find better loot and having to decide what to take with you and what to leave behind; also whether to keep exploring just a bit further before extracting... great risk x reward decision making!)

It's dark content wise (demons, cannibals, anarchy), but just an incredible combination of game mechanics. Sort of gives me the feel of the original x-com in many ways. From the economic and political decisions with real trade offs, to the unpredictable and brutal combat, that as you improve you learn how to mitigate some risk. Your clones are expendable but only to a point. As the difficulty ramps, you will need to make adjustments and lock in some permanent progression in tech. At 50 hours, I feel like I have only seen the early game and I'm looking forward to my first playthrough after 1.0.