Save reality one mission at a time! A seemingly unimportant Void Scout gets thrown into the middle of an interdimensional war, as the only one who can prevent the Exoforms from consuming reality. Strategize, plan, and execute in a suspenseful tactical roguelike. Save the multiverse and die trying!
I normally try to avoid that strongly worded opinions, but this game is the worst roguelike I've played for a while. While the first mission leaves you with the impression that there is more to come, the second mission just employs the same two enemies over and over again, against which you use the same weapon and the same tactic over and over agai...
Brilliant presentation with a unique design and feel for a Rogue-like. The combat in Void Scout feels a lot like a game of chess. The attacks are in patterns—think of how a knight moves—and the gameplay largely revolves around positioning oneself so that the pattern of one’s attacks are most advantageous to themselves, and the pattern of their enemies’...
Easy to pick up, but it does keep your attention, and even on casual difficulty the boss fights still present quite a challenge. The switch between free movement and turn-based combat gets surprisingly smooth after a while.
Tense and quite challenging from the outset. The dark techno music is great and really amps up the intensity of the fights! (Which I keep running away from!)
I've not played many games of the genre, so don't have much basis for comparison, but so far I'm having fun. I'm enjoying the retro graphics, which remind me of gaming as a child.
