The Sargosian Abyss

ENG: Most games with this minimalist art style tend to be deep and somewhat tedious to learn, but not this one. It is a simple dungeon crawler with turn-based tactical combat. The most interesting part is the variety of classes and abilities to build your party, but beyond that, the levels feel repetitive despite the graphical and enemy variations. Note that it comes with permadeath enabled, which makes it extremely difficult, you can disable it from the options. I recommend getting it on sale. [quote] [i] Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more underated games like this one. [/i] [/quote] ESP: La mayoría de juegos que usan este estilo gráfico minimalista suelen gozar de gran profundidad y ser algo tediosos de aprender, pero este no. Este es un simple dungeon crawler con combate táctico por turnos. Lo más interesante es que tiene varias clases y habilidades para formar el grupo, pero más allá de eso, los niveles, más allá de la variación gráfica y de enemigos, asombran poco porque son todos iguales. Tengan en cuenta que viene con permadeath activado, lo que lo hace extremadamente difícil, se lo…

After ranting about Battle for Esturia for so long (it's awesome) I finally got a chance to play Sargosian Abyss. It cuts the story and exploration out, opting for a pure combat experience. Could use a little more level variety and QoL but the combat's very polished. Sargosian Abyss is a tough "arcade-style"TBT. 10 levels but plenty of potential character and party builds to experiment with & proc-gen levels for loads of replayability. Challenging retro fun. For more niche curation, follow me at: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27440015-CSH-Picone/

Really liked this turn based combat game. It hooked me more than the other game from this developer (Battle for Esturia). Graphics are somewhat simple but I think they match well with the old school nostalgia is going for. I'm from that era so I'm perfectly fine with them, and I think it's beneficial to the genre, as everything is clear and uncluttered. It took me a few rounds to grasp a bit how things work. I'd say that the very beginning of a run is the hardest (so far), as it can be very punishing. Once you start using items and leveling, things get smoother. A few suggestions: - I personally prefer to know in advance what I can expect from an item or a weapon. That way I can properly plan attacks, combos and contingency actions. At the moment, I don't know the range of damage an attack can do. - Likewise, it'd be nice to know the enemies' ranges (both the walking distance AND the attack range), so I can stay away from both melee and ranged distances if I wish to. - For a somewhat punishing roguelike game, the economy so far seems a bit lenient. I have way more money than I can spend so far. Coin reward should probably be reduced, or item prices should be higher, or more powe…

Great game. Enemies change up enough to keep things interesting and unlocking all the different character abilities was a lot of fun. More variety in the item stats would be nice but the game is short enough that the drops still feel rewarding. The little lore booklets and shrines you find throughout the dungeon are a nice touch.

good game, the cows were epic and cat statue god was cute

Cow is based.