Subaeria is a good looking but broken game. It plays great, but unability of getting apps levelled up makes the player hit the wall in later game as the game expects more than we can provide.
Subaeria2015
Early Access
Subaeria
2015 Illogika Studios66Worthwhile
Playable on
Available on
- $12.99
- $14.99
- $14.99
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Details
- Launch
- September 22, 2015
- Developer
- Illogika Studios
- Publisher
- Illogika Studios
- Themes
Overview
A roguelike action puzzler where players manipulate robots into destroying each other.
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Reception
Press59
Players77
MediocreGood- OpenCritic59from 4 reviews
Subaeria is a different type of action puzzle platformer with some roguelike elements. You'll end up dying a lot, but you'll make some progress with every run as you unlock new apps, boosts, and perks to change how you approach your next run. Once you get into the groove, your runs will flow without issue.
Overall, once you get into the groove, Subaeria is a fun puzzle game. If you're a fan of roguelikes and puzzle games, then you might be ready to give this one a shot. The graphics are very polished, and the gameplay mechanics are indeed different enough to make it stand from other puzzle games or roguelikes. The concept is clever, there's a good variety...
Subaeria has a lot going for it.
Subaeria has to be one of my favorite Roguelikes of the year. I've played a few so far but the depth of the back story, the construction of the environments and the fact that Styx is only human all come together very well. There are no super human abilities here, just random technological hacks that aid our would be vengeance protagonist on the way...