Take on a role of a hardened PMC fighter in a dark turn-based extraction RPG. Engage in unforgiving combat, manage your ship and pile up the bodies of your clones to unravel the dark mystery behind threat to all life.
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only anarcho-capitalism. Who cares its the end of the world, we got money to make!
Many people compare Quasimorph to extraction shooters because of the "go in, do a job, get loot, leave" gameplay loop. But for me it's highly reminiscent of Darkest Dungeon, even the plot is similar to an extent. Get your...
In honor of Sseth releasing a new vid about quasimorph i wanna finally leave a review, because that was the guy who made me buy the game with his first video. I love Quasimorph, it really is the game for me. I enjoy the gameplay loop, I like the mechanics with crafting, augmentation, etc etc, I love the music, I love the setting and the story. Big shout...
I certainly recommend trying Quasimorph out. It’s a pretty unique and neat game drenched in cool lore and atmosphere that also delivers a lot of really satisfying gameplay moments. However, in this review I’d like to focus on criticism in order to better explain what’s keeping me from fully enjoying it (and if you’re like me you’ll probably get the...
On paper this looks like the perfect game for me. Mercenaries, roguelike, scifi, loadout and class customization. But in practice none of it really comes together in a way thats fun. It can almost get there, you can start to find a style thats fun, but then monotony sets in.
Missions are pretty much all identical. Go to place. Kill things in way. Sometimes...
There is a lot to like within Quasimorph. The soundtrack is amazing, there is a large variety of enemies, weapons, classes, etc. that feel unique and viable, and the setting and atmosphere are stellar. With that being said, I cannot recommend the game in its current state for several reasons, but my main gripe is that the after a time, the gameplay...
