Styx: Shards of Darkness

Styx: Shards of Darkness builds on the already solid foundation of the first game and improves pretty much everything that mattered. Movement feels smoother, stealth tools are more flexible, and the level design is way more ambitious, giving you tons of freedom in how you approach missions. The maps are basically gi…

Styx: Shards of Darkness' single-minded dedication to being a stealth game is both admirable and potentially a turnoff to players who expect more flexibility in their approach to completing missions. The flexibility is there, though it's entirely represented by the myriad ways the title character moves through the s…

good game to play with friends and plays really well for my specs sumhow

I must remember to thank Djarak for this charming weekend excursion 😂 Fun but has a lot of bugs due to lazy coding. Abandonware, so don't expect hotfixes. Enemies frequently respawn between saves and get stuck alerted, preventing saves. Patrols bug out and become static guards. Bodies wiggle their way out of hiding…

The game is good and interesting, but sometimes NPCs stuck in objects, find you through everything from another side of map. Also I faced with couple of graphical bugs, for example purple area didn't appear once after respawn at the last mission where golem "scaning" an area. Oh, and inputs...they are the biggest pr…

Great, fantastic, story and writing felt off. I loved the change in art direction of more colors, but the more lightheartedness of it all felt off compared to the previous game. And the ending felt a lil' abrupt, but other than that, great. Level design was just as fantastic as the previous game with a nice change o…