Styx: Master of Shadows

Styx: Master of Shadows feels like a love letter to older stealth games that reward players for taking their time, being patient, and not rushing into a situation. The game throws you into large, dangerous environments and expects you to study patrol routes, use verticality, and carefully plan every move. When every…

There are parts of the game that might make the game overall better. Unfortunately, whoever made this game decided to lock the most amount of points per mission that you need to upgrade your abilities behind a gameplay style that requires you to not even engage with whole swathes of the game. For example, combat. Yo…

+Great stealth game play +Great art style +Great level design -Lame, yet understandable combat

Considering this game was released in what, 2014? Goodness does it feel janky. The final mission was borderline unplayable, climbing system clunky, and it's game that feels like it is almost there. Im excited to see how the second fixed some of these issues.

this games stealth gameplay really goated for those who wants to play stealth game like a really grounded one, this game is really punishing, teaching you patient, learning pattern etc. the limited gadget and powerup really give a heavy addition on how you should manage ur inventory (prolly its because of this diffi…

I can't recommend this game. After playing for 2 hours, I stopped and restarted the next day only to find that my save games were gone and I would have had to start all over again. Hard pass for me.