StarCrawlers

Отличный кролер в не типичном для кролеров жанре sci-fi/cyberpunk. Есть сюжет, команда из 4-х персонажей(всего их 8, кажется и прототип - робот). Есть путешествия по кибер-пространству со взломом всего и вся и прокачкой кибер-деки(софт, пассивные параметры). Локализация только английская и написано весьма заковыристым языком, нужно хорошее знание. Графоний не передовой, даже для жанра, но, так скажем, самобытный. После окончания основного сюжета(и во время его) можно выполнять заказы на генерируемых картах. Сюжет ветвится. Вроде всё сказал, однозначно рекомендую для любителей как кролеров. так и sci-fi/cyberpunk.

I have played this game off and on since it was in early access. While I have been frustrated with this game lately, I have finally figured out a strategy that gets around the most frustrating elements. This game will be irritating and ragey up until you figure out how to properly use every class you pick for your crawlers. Experiment with the different classes and figure out the best combination for you. I used to always use the same four classes and finally started to experiment with the other ones and realized their combination was better than my traditional one.

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Great team and skill synergies. Nice setting (sci-fi dungeon crawler). Not much story. Not great enemy variety. Just don't play it on Hardcore, cause there are some serious ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ deaths ^^;

I've been playing this game on and off for years. It's the quintessential DRPG game that I think every DRPG enthusiast needs in their library. It's just a fun game to play through with unlimited replayability and a great spacepunk theme.

Do you like Etrian Odyssey? Then you will probably like this game. Add in a Freelancer-style Faction system, replace the "harvest enemies for parts and craft your gear" with a Diablo-style loot method. And remove 80-90% of the grindiness. Do you not know what Etrian Odyssey is? Then try this description: Do you like Legends of Grimrock? Then you will probably like this game. Add some NPC's to interact with between missions, and switch it's combat to an Oldschool-RPG style. Also, while your party can only be 4 people, there are 8 to hire, and between missions, you can trade members in. And... add in a Freelancer-style Faction system and a Diablo-style loot method. Graphics and sound are decent (nothing special, nothing jarring). There are a couple bugs to watch out for; none were game-breaking, though do remember... if the "close this window" dialogue option is missing, the ESC key should do the job as well. Simple game, simple recommendation. 7.5/10.

Combat (especially decking) could be faster and needs an autobattle button, but that's about my only issue with the game. It's a nice little dungeon crawler otherwise.

It has the same formula other dungeon crawlers do but with a scifi setting but I will play pretty much any dungeon crawler I can get my hands on. It is a dungeon crawler in space. I recommend it if you like dungeon crawlers. I don't recommend it if you solely like the aesthetic but aren't already into dungeon crawlers. I have played 63 hours of it but this game is not for a mainstream audience.

Imagine, if you will, that you are a twenty-something little squirt, and someone says "first-person turn-based dungeon crawler" somewhere in your vicinity. And once those words reach your ears and register in your mind, you picture one of those horrific pieces of software that are older than you are. Those games that are comparable in entertainment value to carving your favorite punk rock musician's name into your forearm with a sharpened spoon. But they come from a dark age that your grandpappy must have lived through, when the only pastimes were building barns, going to war, and dying from the plague, so people were content playing them. And as a cold shiver passes your entire body, you offer your praise to the stars that you were born in an age where you have fun videogames to play as you scroll past that tag like it's literally haunted. This is not that kind of dungeon crawler. It's actually really smooth and intuitive and comfortable and even, imagine this, fun. No manual reading, no asking unsettling 40 year old men for advice on how to build your void psyker lest you get soft-locked when you reach the second boss, no running in circles trying to find the 3 pixel sized button to open up a pathway and progress to the next main story objective. None of that. It just works. But, like, unironically. Try it.

Its a fun dungeon crawler set in a cyberpunk setting where you explore different space stations completing missions for multiple factions I like the exploration and combat system, just pay extra attention to the difficulty of the mission you are about to tackle or you might get stuck in an unwinnable mission and you will have to load a previous save, you CAN abort some missions, but not all