SATUS
Strudio Company · 2023 · War, Grand Strategy, Turn-Based Strategy, Strategy, Action
PC
Positive89% · 36 📈 Making a comeback 97%
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About SATUS
Easy mechanics, hard tactics
Create different units to fight! It's easy to manage big army, but it's hard to win.
Every unit has its own abilities. Magicians have bonus against virus, virus against dwarfs, dwarfs against dark side, dark side against magicians. Be careful
Manage your economy!
You should produce money and food. Every turn you capital consumes food. If you have no enough food for capital, you will die. Use money to build producing buildings(fror example crystal farms or beer factories)
Dangers are waiting for you
- Offers
- 18 types of buildings
- Armageddon system
- 14 types of warriors
- resource management
- Simple but interesting economics
- Special mechanics of countries (virus mutations, magicians' cults, dwarf bank)
- Nuclear bombs (yes, magicians also have a desire to destroy everything)
- The game is divided into 3 stages. The first is strategy. The second is a slasher, where you have to hold out for 2 minutes (if you die, you start a new game). Third, strategy again, but you have to fight cyborgs 1 on 1. It will be difficult
- Advisor system (3 advisors are given to choose from. The higher the difficulty level, the more problems it will create for you)
- Specialization of soldiers and experience - each soldier has combat experience, as well as the specialization that you choose for him (defense, attack, march)
- Much more!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
SATUS is a turn-based strategy game with hexagonal grid maps and four distinct factions that players find mechanically engaging and surprisingly addictive once they get past the initial learning curve. The main criticism is the lack of tutorial and onboarding—players struggle with unclear explanations of mechanics at first, and the dated pixel art aesthetic is a turnoff for many, though some appreciate the old-school approach. While the core gameplay loop of terraforming, building, and resource management offers strategic depth that rewards careful planning, the game's presentation and accessi
SATUS is a very badly made minimum viable product turn based strategy game. While the concept seems almost workable, you control one of four rather unusual factions (Magicians, Dwarves, and two other weird evil ones), the implementation is just trash tier. No wonder the developer felt it best to pay for a whole bunch of fake Russian reviews for this. If you think this might be some kind of modern take on excellent 4X fantasy games like Master of Magic, you'll be sorely disappointed. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is running at the native resolution of your display. There's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of this hamfisted design decision. Some of the defects in the game can be attributed to the choice of using…10 found this helpful
[b]It’s a turn-based strategy game in a fictional fantasy universe that uses hexagonal grid maps.[/b] SATUS was made with experienced strategy gamers in mind, so it might seem a touch complex at first. You have to plan your moves carefully. You have four warring factions trying to take control of each other’s territory. You terraform the sea, build buildings, gain resources and use those resources to produce more units. SATUS is actually a very enjoyable tactics simulator that is mentally stimulating. The most interesting part of game is different mechanics of construction and development of each faction.7 found this helpful
At the beginning of the game it seems difficult and incomprehensible, but after playing for 10-15 minutes you quickly understand. The goal is a quick game and a competent capture of the enemy.1 found this helpful
Weirdly addicting
Fixed the typo "translator". Cancel A very funny game, though not suitable for everyone, there is no training, (You need to explain step by step where to click and what is the right way to pump to show the level initially and not throw it into the open world, then think for yourself.) This is the main disadvantage of the game ! but if you deal with the mechanics further it will be better. So far, it's better to wait for early access and not take it!
An entertaining old-school strategy with pixel graphics. Take control of the army of one of the four factions and capture enemy territories. Although the game looks confusing, but a couple of minutes will be enough for you to figure it out.
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