SUNLESS SEA

C'est tout bonnement un des meilleurs jeux auquel j'ai joué. Le gameplay est simple, mais l'histoire est incroyable. Le seul défaut est que j'en prendrais parfois encore plus. Un remaster avec encore plus d'options d'histoire serait le bienvenu. Je n'ai pas encore essayé la suite.

Interesting gameplay

Fallen London sieht so gut aus. Leider viel komplizierter englischer Text. Sonnt hätte man vlt eine Chance.

죽지도 않는데 혁명이나 하지 그러냐 싶은 른단 사람들의 인내심이 돋보이는 게임이다. 남편 잘못 만나느 런던 사람들만 불쌍하기 그지없다,

Sunless Sea has strong exploration and story telling, but some of the gameplay mechanics are unforgiving, obtuse, and frustrating. The music, art, and narratives are presented really cohesively and contribute to an oppressive atmosphere. Most ports and locale's feature unique and intricate narratives that make up the majority of the game's strength. In particular, the inventory user interface is unwieldy and laid out non-intuitively. The items and information received or bought do not have much information as to their best uses, and there's several quests that come to a grinding halt due to a required item being locked behind another long quest. The early game is severely hampered by the game's economic design, it can be challenging to efficiently acquire currency, especially since the game is designed to take some of these revenue streams away after a time. Balancing fuel, supplies, and crew can be an oppressive and nagging challenge while trying to turn a profit. These early-game troubles are made worse by the fact that this game is (by default) a half-baked roguelike, which it severely suffers for. I'd recommend using manual saves, there's little value in throwing hours of tedious work away due to a bad roll of the dice. Through its design flaws, I would very slightly recommend Sunless Sea on the merits of its writing, art, and atmosphere. I found the frustrating portions of the game worth working through, but not everyone will.

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[h1] SUNLESS SEA IS AMAZING!!!! [/h1] An amazing game. As some other reviewers have said the game can be very punishing throughout all stages of the game (especially the beginning), but when you know what your doing you can easily make death a very difficult thing to come by. Either way, death is actively encouraged in the game as each playthrough you can unlock different buffs as well as go down other lore paths to gather a more full experience of the game. (I wouldn't be making a review so long if the game sucked ass) [h2] If you really need a hand (SPOILERS): [/h2] - (This section contains very early game spoilers): Echoes can be gained very easily early game by transporting Sphinxstone from the Salt Lions to Fallen London. Sphinxstone is bought for 200 echoes and sold for 500 echoes (300 echo profit (not accounting for fuel and supply costs during transportation)). - Guns are not particularly important in the early game, avoid enemies (keep in mind some enemies have long ranged attacks but are countered if enemies never see you, this is good general advice too), also focus on bettering your engine. This makes the whole game a much smoother and more enjoyable experience. - Get a house in Fallen London to get a child, you can reduce terror significantly through doing this. Houses also allow you to create an [spoiler] Ironclad Will [/spoiler], this makes dying less harsh. - Echoes can be gathered quickly through [spoiler] selling sunlight [/spoiler]. Boxes can be bought at [spoiler] Khan's Shadow [/spoiler], collected at [spoiler] Aestival [/spoiler] (this can give you wounds (KEEP IN MIND YOU DIE REACHING 3 WOUNDS, 2 WOUNDS MAX)) or the [spoiler] Cumaen Canal, at the surface [/spoiler] (this option is much more reliable but is more expensive due to the [spoiler] prerequisite of 20 fuel and supplies, more is recommended however [/spoiler]. This can be sold at [spoiler] Fallen London [/spoiler] for large profits. Note: Having the related menace above 100 can lead to the [spoiler] spontaneous gaining of wounds, which can KILL YOU [/spoiler], as well as this; NEVER choose the [spoiler] "Rise and be lost" option at the Cumean Canal as this WILL 100% KILL YOU!!! [/spoiler] This can be avoided through sleeping at your lodgings or the [spoiler] Cladery Heir officer. [/spoiler] - Get the cargo ship ASAP, this ship has a very large hold capacity and is helpful for trading (especially [spoiler] sunlight [/spoiler]), storing fuel and supplies as well as being generally useful.