I really want to like this game since the core gameplay is super fun, but there's a ton of little annoyances that collectively add up to the game being extremely frustrating to play. Examples include: [list] [*] Can't see your own hit chances or your enemies' (there's a mod for this but it's retroactive) [*] Healing is extremely RNG-dependent, you can be stuck with a debilitating leg injury for 50 turns despite having the correct healing items [*] Inaccurate stats (e.g. molotovs can set you on fire 2 tiles out of their listed AoE) [*] Hard to parse mission difficulty (the difficulty rating appears to be meaningless, number and quality of enemies seems to be loosely (and i do mean loosely) related to power concentration and tech level. except i got rushed down by guys with level 4 guns when their faction was level 2 so ????????????) [*] Going between planets takes forever so you're punished by the tech curve for exploring the (admittedly very cool) solar system [*] Have to go around dis...

>Be Percy Faucett >boss tells me to go kill a guy on Venus >"okay" >fully armored in glory, three mags for a war echo, and a real sharp knife >lots of rations, and meds, as I am a civilized clone soldier >First floor, no hitch >Second floor, out of ammo, using local gear. Plenem is in effect. >pocket gavvakh for a rainy day >Third floor, SHTF >take full blast shotgun burst near the end >chainmail and armor saves my guts, barely >break my knife on him and pummel him to death with my bare hands >more guys coming >covered in puke, blood and feces >armor broken >bleeding out >starving >surrounded by corpses >irradiated at some point >open bag full of technological marvel but no bandages >damn >but the gavvakh glittered >ᵖᵒʷᵉʳ ᵇᵉᶜᵏᵒⁿˢ >ᶜ̶ᴼ̶ᴺ̸ˢ̵ᵁ̸ᴹ̴ᴱ̴ ̶ᵀ̴ᴴ̶ᴱ̴ ̶ᴳ̶ᴬ̷ⱽ̶ⱽ̸ᴬ̸ᴷ̷ᴴ̷ >A̵̪̐D̸͓̈́Ȯ̸͉R̵̹̓Ň̸̞ ̵̢̌W̷̓ͅȊ̶̠T̷̟́H̵̜͑ ̶̣͝F̶̡̊Ẹ̵̓Ą̴͠T̵̬͆H̸̨̓E̴̥̍R̵̟͠ ̶͍̍À̷̰N̴̕...

Dont be like me. Don't start the game on hard because you think you like a challenge. Normal is a challenge. Normal is plenty hard. The Game is amazing.

The learning curve demands blood but once your debt is settled it's a fantastic game made with love

Quasimorph is a very difficult game I almost got filtered on my first 6 hours, then everything just "clicks" The inconsistent gunplay, stances, the injury system, the quasimorph...uhh...thing, space economy, supply and demand, destroying communism party in favor of capitalism party to rise up only to back stab them later for high tier loot? it just make sense This game has helped me managing my stress while I'm writing my thesis. (I'm almost bald) Truly a wonderful game ear piercing metal disassembling sounds/10

Absolutely one of the best metal albums to ever have been released. There's even a game that comes with it too!

this is the real russian dev game just because the dev doesn't want to improve ai you get to deal with constant zerg rushing your position as a main difficulty of the game which turns every mission into defend mission and how do they make it even more difficult to deal with in the latest patch? your gun falls apart after discharging 20 whole times; watch some retard redditor tell you to prepare better and bring a wholeass gunsmith kit on a mission

The gameplay loop is addictive, but you won't feel like you wasted your time when you stop playing. The music is an endless collection of bangers that scale in intensity with the danger of the gameplay itself. It is a very unique game. It is frustrating in the right way, it'll likely keep you coming for more, and it will be immensely satisfactory when you feel yourself overcoming the challenges you used to find impossible. I hated the aesthetics when I began playing, but they grew on me and now I think they're an inseparable and bespoke part of the charm of the game. Give it a try if you like tactical combat games! There's nothing quite like it

This is a cool game, and theres a LOT of potential depth, but the early game just... sucks. Expect to get one shot killed or stunlocked constantly - you can easily play for 6-8 hours while making virtually no headway in progression or story. It's fun, and theres a lot of really cool systems in place, but you'll probably never get to see them until you're like 20+ hours in. The community mostly offers advice in the form of "just get better", while the gameplay itself almost constantly amounts to "if you get hit once, you'll probably be stunlocked to death instantly" Getting one shot killed by a guy walking in from offscreen is extremely common, as is random bullets taking off body parts and leaving you to slowly bleed to death, unable to complete the mission or evacuate. Maybe the game gets good once you get past the early game wall, but it is a hell of a wall.

Great roguelike with a cool setting and a lot of replayability. Not out of early access yet, but quite a coherent game with a lot of content, and the devs are pretty reliable with their development schedule. The pitch is a sci-fi roguelike extraction shooter with lovecraftian elements. There's systems that arent complete yet but its probably the best price per hours game ive ever bought and i will look forwards to intermittently returning to Quasimorph for many years to come.