Recenzje Shardpunk

Shardpunk will feel instantly familiar to fans of tactics games like XCOM and Darkest Dungeon, but it brings its own unique design sensibilities and clever mechanical twists. It blends turn-based combat with survival and resource management—your squad has to loot supplies to upgrade weapons and heal up between missions. In my playthrough resources got pretty tight by the middle of campaing, forcing me to really carefully manage my team in combat because I couldn’t reliably heal them every time. On normal difficulty combat is less punishing than in XCOM. Enemies don’t immediately snap into cover when spotted, so you can often land a few good shots before they react. The game in general has more of a heroic feel—your ragtag crew can really cut through hordes of enemies. Each character feels substantially different with distinct weapons, upgrades, and abilities. I love when tactics games make me think on my feet and adapt to challenges. I remember fondly one time I got sandwiched between two swarms of rats and somehow pulled off a clean escape with my whole team. Shardpunk consistently delivers these high-stakes decision-making moments and it’s a hidden gem well worth checking out.