
Steel guardian is an open world sandbox with primary focus on combat mixed with some exploration. Earn coin for new weapons and spells by discovering ancient artifacts or trinkets to sell while exploring the world.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I was very impressed with the games visuals and landscape. Very Beautiful! The locomotion is quite smooth. The combat and weapon moment is also smooth and realistic. However, as of right now, the game is very empty as the first 20 minutes of walking around, I only saw one deer. Beautiful music and day/night change was intense, and I definitely wasn't expecting what I encountered flying in the sky! The map in general is fairly large with lots to see but lacking npcs and other wildlife, ect. This has a lot of potential. I really enjoyed my short time exploring and can't wait to see more updates and how this game will develop and evolve in the future.
I'd describe this game as barebones, but a fun experience nontheless! The environments look great, even if you can't quite open doors. The style is simple and there appears to be a lot of areas to explore. Climbing? Yes. I love it. I think the climbing is a bit too powerful at the moment, since stamina does not drain as you climb. The combat is neat, and I enjoy momentarily locking blades with an enemy. I have not played long, but this looks very promising. Definitely a game I will play more for the exploration alone. Can't wait to see what comes of it!
Wonderful music, movement, and combat. The graphics may be rather simplistic, but they have their own charm as well. The premise is cool too, mysterious world exploration selling treasure to improve your gear. Works and looks great on the HTC Vive. For an early access title (as of review) it is very promising. However, the world is very empty currently. Your time is spent just walking, or rather b-hopping and sliding to get around. Much of what is in the world you cannot interact with as well. Sometimes, after awhile of walking, you see a building or some other interesting structure, only to reveal it is just a static object. The towns in the game are also devoid of anything interactable (other then the shop). While this game does have its own beauty as you explore, it also feels lifeless and empty. In short, great mechanics, empty world. Would like to see the game's world have more detail and features put into it in place of empty fields and static buildings.
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