
StarCrawlers Chimera is a first-person, turn-based, cyberpunk RPG. Customize your character skills and dive into the Chimera complex to find the elusive Dr. Cerberus. Are you a stealthy cyberninja? A crazed pyromaniac soldier? Mind-bending void psyker? Or... a bit of all of them?
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Languages: English
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An uninspired dungeon crawler. prefer the 1st one who have better game mechanisms
It's a cyberpunk rogue. We need more of those! It also features lots of random whacky stuff like mutations that make you fart poisonous gas.
This was an excellent follow-on to the original StarCrawlers. There are tons of different builds that are possible and a ton of variety in weapons, armors, and abilities on items. It's a solid dungeon crawler.
Fun game for fans of turn-based roguelikes. The writing and setting are interesting and pretty funny. The skill trees are deep and the game should have good replayability.
Since this game calls itself Starcrawlers: Chimera instead of Starcrawlers II, I'm treating this game as a spinoff. And you know... this is a damn good game. I give it thumbs up.
Good Points The skill system is incredibly engaging, allowing for strategic gameplay utilizing environmental elements like breaking glass and opening/closing doors. This adds a layer of tactical depth that keeps the experience fresh. Points Requiring Further Consideration While the introduction of distance and ammunition adds realism, it potentially hinders the game's pacing. The necessity of dividing armor into separate parts is debatable, but the inclusion of left-hand and two-handed weapon wielding is a welcome addition. Bad Points Unlike its predecessor, which allowed players to form a party of up to four characters from a roster of eight, this game forces a solo playthrough, resulting in concentrated damage and a significant difficulty spike. The implementation of distance mechanics makes the player vulnerable to attacks from blind spots, leading to frequent deaths. Coupled with overly aggressive enemies and frustrating gimmicks, the challenge can be overwhelming. I personally died three times before even reaching the second layer. Carrying over the sheer number of enemies from the previous game, which employed a symbol encounter system, feels unbalanced in this new context. Furthermore, the complete removal of engaging elements from the previous title, such as character interactions, political intrigue, and corporate relationships, is a major disappointment. Overall Impression While not unfairly difficult, the game undeniably presents a steep challenge. The freedom offered by the character building system is overshadowed by the constant pressure of solo combat. The game feels more like a spin-off than a true successor to its predecessor. The innovative skill system holds immense potential for engaging party-based gameplay, which is sadly absent. If this aspect were incorporated, the game could be significantly more enjoyable.
For now, I am giving this a tentative positive review. No, it isn't Starcrawlers (and I would love to see a true sequel to that game), but Starcrawlers is probably the best first-person dungeon crawler that has been released in the past several years. This game is a single-character, first-person roguelike in the Starcrawlers universe. I find it engaging because it shares some mechanics with dungeon crawlers, provides a good sense of progression and build diversity, and it has a solid loot system. If my opinion changes as time goes on, I will give this review an update, but I am really liking what I am seeing with the full release.
Hardcore&Ironman&No stashモード(最高難易度,死亡時セーブ削除,アイテム引継ぎなし)クリア済み。 前作Starcrawlersとは違い今作は1人称視点な昔ながらのローグライクになった。 最初にスキルツリーを7つ選んでそれを使いながら進んでいく、ToME4のAdventurerっぽい感じになっている。 装備にはランダムにステ増減効果がついており、未改造品であれば別キャラへの引継ぎもできるので、アイテム掘り要素も無くはない。 スキルツリー間のバランスは非常に悪い。武器の威力を参照しないスキルはダメージが低すぎる為全く役に立たない。 敵も強すぎるものやイラつくものが多い。自己増殖と敵のコピーを繰り返す硬いスライム、それをひたすら召喚する硬い敵(スライムが能力含めコピーする。当然のようにスライムは増える。阿呆ですか?)や、すぐに無敵化するボス、異常な耐久のラスボスなど。 空腹度システムがない代わりに累計ターンに応じて敵の火力が増え、全快から即死するダメージをもらうまで伸びる。マジクソ。 上記3つの要素が合わさり、1週クリア時の感想は「通常の難易度のくせに戦闘バランスが難し過ぎてクソ」しか出てこなかった。 クソスキル・クソ敵・クソシステムに慣れて対処できるHardcoreクリアあたりでようやく「面白かった」と書ける内容なので、おすすめはできない。
As of 8/21/2024 this game still has bugs. I have had to overcome 2 bugs by pressing "K" (Game tells you to do this) in about 30 hours of game play. Like the game - will be perfect when they get rid of the remaining bugs and perhaps add some DLC. I actually like this game a little more than the original StarCrawlers. There are other bugs I ran into - besides the one above. I am going to give this game a Thumbs down because the current bugs need to be fixed. In addition, I feel the game could use more polish. That being said... The game is fun and I believe it was a great idea. I have completed the game. ... Just needs a little more work.
Nice roguelite, can burn a couple evenings.
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