Soulash Bewertungen

Weglaufsimulator 2023

Good game

Sehr Gutes Spiel

gutes spiel :)

tried my first time to create a mask: what happened ? created the artifact: hood of a thousand eyes and that as a vampire character ..man i love to see as good in daylight as the midnight..very cool

I really like this game Does it have a steep learning curves - Yes Does it sometimes frustrate because you get caught by 3 Amazons in the desert and get killed - Yes But do you find some idea how you could have survived is you had not panicked? - Maybe, maybe too often Yes this game is hard but it is also very fun some things can annoy but most often it happens because one is not perceptive enough Low Level Enemies with legendary Weapons? You can see it in their description Feel like getting away from enemies is impossible? Maybe think more creativly with your skills or do not always take damage skills - maybe growing a tree or charging is more helpful I'd say if you like getting challenged do not shy away ( and if you think it is too hard and only want to live the power fantasy now there is even an customisable easy mode)

Quite wholesome, it's like a turn-based hack&slash game, just that you don't respawn. The standard controls are easy to learn, took me only a few minutes. If one was infinitely patient, beating the game would be probably not too hard, but a single playthrough would take weeks, if not longer - so basically a person can balance between patient-safe play, and taking risks to advance faster and get a better scoring. To start out, you can choose to carefully get to know the map, and narrow out the weaker prey dwellings, or, if you get frustrated, there is a very short and conclusive guide called 'Newbie tips for survival' which lists you the places adequate for lower levels - plus a link to the revealed map from the game wiki. The wiki itself is very basic and could need a lot of love if you are into that, while getting specific information about details in the game can be hard - there is a seldom used discussion forum on the game devs website, the Steam forums, but they all hint into going on the game discord, and ask the vet-nerds or dev there, which I haven't done yet. Many of those questions could probably also be answered by myself, if not from playing the game, then by checking into the code; as many relevant parts seem to be viewable and customisable to make modding the game easy. I am too busy playing the game though, so I still haven't figured out if there is a stat cap or something.