
Nidhoggr
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Quit interesting and atmospheric piece. I liked the concept and, being an episode, it actually tells a complete story. The combat part is meh though. The puzzles are fine (compared to usual quest level of insanity)
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I like the other developer’s game, “Void and Meddler”, which has a fantastic soundtrack and quite realistic cyberpunk setting. But this one feels too plain and repetitive. It’s like FTL but without the combat part.
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Maybe it’s not so deep as dwarf fortress, but still it’s a good game.
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OMG. Bought it when it came out and still regret it. It was positioned as the great sci-fi sim with deep plot based on a popular book, but actually the game was filled with bugs, intrusive product placement (!), boring missions ("the simulation" part) and cardboard badly crafted characters.
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The Eshanas is right. It's like a downscaled Syndicate. If you OK with that, you may like this game.
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Nice, but not deep enough city builder
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I like the style, I mean, it looks as authentic and dark as cyberpunk could be (compare it to a glamorous Human Revolution for example), but I think the plot and characters could be deeper, and the gameplay could be... well, could be present.
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THIS IS THE GREAT GAME, ROSS! Simple and very attractive.
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I love most of their games (the best, I believe, is "Shivah")
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It's like LOST but the game.
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What a great potential but totally flawed in terms of balance and AI. I can appreciate that it really has its own mechanics not being another 19352030th MOO clone. Still you can enjoy this game a lot, if you are not too picky on balance/deep management stuff. I would recommend to try it.
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Well, I enjoyed this game. It's kinda part detective part social drama placed in an original setting (on a futuristic plane). Yes, it's not finished, but I think it has some originality and art value in it.
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A famous Russian game from Nival. The real name would be "Allods: The Ruler of Souls" and it has a good successor "Evil Islands" (which actually would be "Cursed Lands"). It's not a strategy, but more like an oldschool real time RPG with a plot and party management (3 or 4 party members max, don't remember). The gameplay is fast and challenging. I kinda liked it.