SteamWorld Heist

Игра кайф, песни про героев стимботов работают на атмосферу, механика кажется сложной по началу, но разобравшись втягиваешься. Графика кажется слишком простой, но это обманчиво как в Айзаке, сеттинг всё равно ципляет

Steamworld Heist was a fun adventure with a lighthearted charm and a fresh twist on the turn-based tactics genre. It started off feeling somewhat plain, but as I recruited new characters and unlocked more abilities, its tactical potential slowly unfolded. It still wasn’t as deep as something like XCOM and the lack of variety lowered its replayability, but the initial playthrough was a satisfying experience. I especially enjoyed the unique implementation of aiming. Manually angling each character’s attacks felt novel yet intuitive, and became extremely gratifying with the addition of ricochet mechanics, laser sights, bombs, and covers. However, I could also see this being frustrating to some, because certain situations required perfectly timed button presses to “lock in” an angle in the middle of a character’s animation. Ricocheting a sniper’s bullet on 2 different walls to get a flanking shot on a covered enemy felt amazing, but it was also devastating to completely botch a turn because my guy couldn’t keep his arm straight for even half a second. The chief annoyance for me was the equipment management. At the end of every mission all I wanted was to jump right back into action with my upgraded gear and characters, but the large amount of low level loot and limited inventory space often forced me to waste time sifting through the junk. Extra inventory upgrades became a no-brainer choice in every shop, and the whole system felt unnecessary and tacked on. But this was a minor blemish in my experience with the game. Steamworld Heist succeeded in providing a tight, tactical turn-based experience while removing the steep learning curve that often accompanies the genre. My personal taste skews towards meatier games, but I think this is a worthy title for both turn-based enthusiasts and newbies. There’s plenty of design space left to explore with this concept, and I’d love to try the sequel to see how Image & Form expanded upon it.

molto diverte musica 10 su 10

Великолепная пошаговая игра, каждый раз прохожу и каждый раз не надоедает играть. Что хожу отметить: -отличная графика -музыка в игре отлично написанная -нормальный сюжет

Ricocheing Shots off a backwall into multiple enemies never gets old

es buen juego ademas de barato junto a sus otras dos entregas anteriores esto se siente un cambio al juego bueno aun asi no te guste mucho los juegos de estrategia por turnos

SteamWorld Heist offers a large variety of playable characters, items, enemies, and procedurally generated levels. It’s a solid turn-based strategy game before even factoring in its main selling point, which bumps the game up to something incredible. Lining up the perfect shot and scrapping three enemies at once is something you need to experience yourself to understand how satisfying it is. The core gameplay loop never gets old, as new things appear the further you progress through levels. The art direction and sound design are also top notch and just elevate the whole experience. I didn’t feel the story was that interesting, but when everything else is so good it’s easy to overlook. The only thing I ever found annoying was that it’s possible to accidentally shoot when making really tiny adjustments to your aim (if using mouse controls). The outsider dlc is a little pricey but definitely worth buying on sale, as it adds a fair bit of extra content. SteamWorld Heist is one of the best turn-based strategy games I know of. It’s a must-buy for fans of the genre. 9/10