SAIL THE STARS. BETRAY YOUR QUEEN. MURDER A SUN. Set a course for the heavens in your steam locomotive! Lose yourself in a changing universe where even time can be bought. A Victorian Gothic adventure for PC, Mac and Linux. It is the dawn of the 20th century, and the British Empire has taken to the stars! As the captain of a spacefaring locomotive you’ll behold wonders and battle cosmic abominations in the heavens. The stars are alive. They are the Judgements: vast intelligences that govern all things. But they are dying. One by one, something is snuffing them out, leaving their thrones empty. Unfettered by trivial things like gravity, the Empire’s ambition is savage. They have built a new Sun. The Empress reigns from the Throne of Hours, which gives her control over time. Your Captain and crew must carve out a life between the stars. Will you support her majesty and the establishment, or the working class rebels who yearn for freedom from the Workworlds? Learn who you are, in the dark. Die, and leave the world the way you want it for your successor…
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PERFECT EXCEPT FOR ONE THING! You can't blow the choo-choo whistle like you used to be able to blow the ships horn in Sunless Seas. That was one of my favorite things to do while traveling the vastness of the Unterzee; let out a lonely, mournful wail into the darkness, breaking the silence and announcing that I remain. Or using it to declare battle, blasting the horn as I lined up my warning shot. I know the game isn't at it's full release yet, and I know there's a whistle when you level up, but please add a button to let us make choo-choo noises with our super cool space trains. I don't care if it angers every cantankeri around Braley Rock, I gotta blow the whistle. Otherwise though fantastic game, everything I expected and more after having played Sunless Sea, and I can't wait for the full release <3
My feelings towards this game are many and complicated. For background, Sunless Sea is one of my favourite games ever...and I can also totally understand why some people might absolutely hate it. Sunless Skies is in many ways an improvement over Sea, and yet, for me at least, it hasn't quite recaptured the magic of Sea, and I'm not entirely sure I can explain why. For people who haven't played Sea, both it and Skies are games about exploring a world that is sometimes bizarre, sometimes charming, and sometimes terrifying. Both games have some of the best writing that I've seen in video games, with excellent worldbuilding. And both games are very slow-paced. A lot of time in these games is spent travelling from point A to point B, with only the occasional combat or random event to break up the travel. Depending on the person, this can either be a chill and relaxing experience, or an incre
I didn't expect this kind of sequel from Sunless Skies. That is, I honestly expected the worst, and holy hell was I happy to be wrong. Let me explain: I thought Sunless Sea was okay, but overall wasn't the most enjoyable experience out there. The great writing and the stories were buried under a pretty awful combat system, an utterly grueling grind, and an experience that on the whole was just plain unfair. More often than not you'd lose by getting caught in death spirals of terror that you could do nothing about, or just getting ambushed by some enemy you had no hope of beating or outrunning. I dreaded that Sunless Skies would be more of the same, or God forbid go the XCOM 2 route where the devs just double down and make the sequel somehow even more arbitrarily difficult to the point of absurdity. I'm pleased to say that almost every single complaint I had about Sunless Sea was fi
One thing Sunless Skies understands deeply is that, if your game is story-driven, the greatest reward you can give the player for their efforts is not an item or XP, but rather delicious words. After all, we are here for the story being told; the game mechanics, in the end, are just one tool of many used to tell that story. I don't want "epic loot" -- no, that disappears forever the moment I put down the game. Show me something I could have never imagined in a million years. Paint me a picture that will live in the recesses of my skull for a lifetime and a half. Knit me a dream out of the threads of fate. I have a whole folder's worth of nothing but screenshots of text, because Sunless Skies understands this, it understands me. It knows the kind of fare I prefer, and it meticulously feeds me in deliciously sized morsels.
My first impressions, considering my time with Sunless Sea. What is better than in Sea: -Accessibility: With a less brutal in-game economy and frequent starters, it's much easier to get to the more interesting or meaty stories. Sunless Sea often felt like many genuinely interesting or rewarding narratives were locked behind hours of trading or searching for remote items. UI and general system usability is also a big step forward -Combat: While currently lacking in variety, the drifiting engines and variable weapons are a big step up from aggressively circling your target. What is variable: -Atmosphere: Without the strong nautical theme of the predecessor, the more surreal and disjointed world of Skies can often feel less immersive and cohesive. The central hubs, while a welcome addition for logistics, mean that few regions feel truly remote and strange - outside of a few moments, Ski
EDIT: This review is mostly outdated, containing info that's absolutely not true!!! I'll update as soon as I have enough info Why you should NOT buy If you haven't played Sunless Sea before, you should play that instead, it's superior in every way at the moment. The game is not worth its price in its current state. It was a kickstarter project where the game cost £15, so it would be unfair to go below. Reasonable Kickstarter prices always intended for the finished product. The game is still in active development, and far from finished. You will encounter bugs, some even gamebreaking. Which is why you're advised to make hard-saves regularly (from the save folder). Some of the end-game features require incredible grind at this point, so you likely won't win the game. So with those in mind it's clear that at this point customers are more like testers. You're required to browse the for
Possess a soul devoid of redeeming qualities.
Complete the quest for the Martyr-King's Cup.
Have 0 Crew, 0 Fuel, 0 Supplies, and Terror of 90 or more.
Be consumed by your nightmares.
Fly your locomotive beyond Death's Door and there meet your end.
Have these on board at once: Inadvisably Big Dog, Perfect Pangolin, Useless Cat, Diffident Bat, Star-Smitten Bat, Intrepid Cavy, Ratronaut.
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