Serpent in the Staglands

Amazing call back for fans who loved 90's infinity engine crpgs

6 hours in, the game bugged out and was ruined. Don't waste your time.

Very interesting game. Its unfortunate that the devs dropped a ball on this game and decided to left it in its current state.

This game is too hard. It does run. Isometric RPG

SITS is a hard one to fully recommend because I know a *lot* of people will bounce off the initial difficulty bump. It's deliberately archaic in a lot of its design choices - quests are never marked, you have to write your own journal, reading the manual is more or less a hard requirement, magic works really weirdly, and altogether that's an understandably off-putting prospect for a lot of folks. Playing it feels a lot like playing Baldur's Gate or Icewind Dale for the first time in that it's easy to miss extremely important items and info, and even scrub-tier enemies will absolutely kick your teeth in at 1st level. HOWEVER, it also features some absolutely beautiful, moody, grungy pixel art, the atmosphere in the game is so thick you could chop it with a sword, and I'm finding learning all of its bizarre idiosyncrasies really rewarding. The game trusts you explicitly to figure stuff out on your own, and I think that's a real strength. It's also a whole-ass CRPG made on a shoestring budget by just two people, and frankly that in itself is an incredible achievement. I also find the undirected exploration, complete lack of handholding, requirement to keep your own journal and slow, careful pace the game demands to be hugely compelling. It ranks up there for me with Morrowind and STALKER in terms of atmosphere and pacing. If any of the negative reviews posted on here put you off, then it might well be that the game just isn't your jam, and that's fine. However if you're like me, and got drawn in by the moody pixel art and promise of a freeform, weird and atmospheric take on classic CRPGs, and can put up with some jank and an initial high difficulty spike, I would urge you to check this out.

Blood Coocoon is your friend. Once I started buffing my tanks, the game's combat got WAY EASIER.

Beautiful pixel world and UI designs in a tasty 1990-flavored package. This game celebrates the culmination of 1980s PC role-play technology and uplifts it as relevant to our age. These devs get some pushback, especially with their latest creation, Mechajammer, but I for one am quite a fan of their work so far. I am willing to overlook the bugs in order to experience the worlds they build, which are lovingly hand-crafted, if not thoroughly play-tested.

Overall it had its flaws but it was using its own rpg ruleset in a completely new world so some growing pains are to be expected and I can't wait for the full release of the 2nd game in this world

Интересная игра хз никогда описания не писал) нравится играю что еще надо

i really want a hd version, ngl