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• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2021

  This is one of the clunkiest games I've ever played. After clicking on the world map it takes 7 seconds for the game to even react and take you to a loading screen that takes 3 more seconds.. what?! Trying to get to a shop? Nope, you first have to click through a dialogue (that is unskippable) that writes itself out. I counted almost a minute of dialogue I had to sit through just to get to the store! Same thing with encounters.. just let me get to the combat. But wait, combat? You don't get to hover over your weapons to see what they do, you need to click on a tiny button under each one every time. The actions happen very fast, and the log is a very small screen with a lot of information in the bottom left that you actually need to scroll back to read every round. Devs, have you never played any game ever? How is this acceptable? It's even more of a shame because it could be a decent game between the concept and the hard work put into it and the world details and art.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 6, 2020

  the game is still broken, no new fixes, and still lots and lots, and i meat lots and lots of bugs. Here is a couple the breaks the game; -Cant open the vendor store sometimes without restarting the game, which caused by somekind of trading bugs, where you cant sell to certain stores that buy the products the need for higher than purchase price of it somewhere else. This makes it really hard to make money in the game, and if you have very few ways to make money in a game it becomes 'game breaking' -Battles are bugged, especially scenario battles. In normal battles, your ship stops completely sometimes, and you can move only 3 clicks, b4 you have to repeatedly click the range and then engage button when world map traveling. And when you encounter the story battles, and you destroy the ship your battling, and it still has 1 hp left while its on fire of debuffed when you destroy it, the ship is destroyed but the 1 hp remaining still shows, which leaves you stuck in the battle... another 'game breaking' bug. Im sure there are a ton more that i havent encountered, but those are the ones that i encountered in the first 2 hours of the game, and have restarted, deleted and redownloaded the game 8 times now b4 i got fed up with the bugs. This game has good premise, and has great game play ideas, and would probably keep it in my library, but looking at the slow update, it may take a while for the game to finish, so ill just not recommend it until many of those game breaking bugs are fixed.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 25, 2019

  Didn't enjoy this much unfortunately. A lot of long winded text to plod through. The combat is quite simple. The events aren't that interesting. The UI is unweidly and just didn't really engage me, asked for a refund.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 4, 2022

  2.7/5 Problematic, stupidly-hamstrung adventure, with randomish turn based combat. Cute-ish graphics. Not awesome, but not terrible. But the mechanics of the UI seem designed to annoy and slow down anyone who has ever played a game like this before. The UI is distracting. All of the story text scrolls from the bottom upwards yet your responses pop down from the top (slowly). The story "options" are a series of tedious on-rails responses at the top of the UI, constantly jiggling around. It is very annoying, but the biggest problem is just how designed-to-be slow it is. We wondered if they designed the UI to be slow to make the game seem longer. If you're looking for a steam-punk genre, olde weste game with occasional combat that seems to be tuned so you can't play it very quickly, this is definitely for you. Overall, I have to give it a thumbs up because there are a bunch of amusing elements, but the problems designed into this thing are pretty awful. Nothing about production values or costs. The people who made this game want you to wait for 2 seconds between each of four clicks to visit a vendor and you can't view your inventory or compare your items without exiting the vendor. So slow.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 11, 2019

  I'm used to play western rpgs, but haven't played one for a while. I played Morrowind, diablo, Deus EX, fallout, etc.Age of grit is definitely different but not in a bad way.It has fictional steam punk wild west theme, flying steam ships, and mechanical limbs! It's a really interesting world to explore.The graphics is 2D but its gorgeous and the quality is superior given that the game is an indie early access game.The music theme is definitely well thought out and really adds to the atmosphere.I definitely like it and looking forward to play through it
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2022

  A really interesting concept and solid game that is held back from being a real indie gem by a few glaring problems: - The dialogue really needs editing. There are spelling and grammar issues all over the place, which really breaks the immersion - The game plays really slow due to some quality of life issues. There is no ability to expand your ships range or speed up the world map, so you end up spending a lot of time watching your ship crawl around the map. This makes the mid-game in particular somewhat tedious as there really aren't 20 hours of content there - The near end-game is very thin and could use some fleshing out. There are a lot of missed opportunities to flesh it out without much effort that would have added a lot to the game That all said, the art is excellent, the overall gameplay and upgrade system is fun, and its definitely worth a look on sale if steampunk, old west, or CRPGs are your thing. P.S. The preview video has virtually nothing to do with the gameplay, so don't go by that.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2022

  I LOVED this game. Now don't get me wrong, it isn't for everyone. It's nothing ground-breaking, fairly basic mechanics. More-or-less a fairly flexible point-and-click adventure with modified card-battler combat. No fancy animation or twitch battles here. Fairly linear plot with a pretty good story. However, if you want to play a steampunk flying-ship pilot, do missions, trade and survive, this might be the game for you, too! -Kle.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2022

  TLDR at the bottom. I wanted to like this game, but after completing the game I can honestly say that I would not recommend it to anyone. I love Steampunk and I've played many text based games over the years. (Check out Choice Of games if you enjoy Text Based games) This is a mostly text based game that is supposed to be rich in story and lore. Unfortunately the lore is lackluster and the characters are simple archetypes. The story feels pieced together, full of plot holes and things that don't really make much sense. The dialog seems alright at first, but by the end of them game you'll have seen the empty dialog dozens of times. Not to mention the fact that there appears to be no proofreader for the project.... Or even one person to look over the text and double check it. I would wager there are hundreds of typos in this mostly text based game. The UI is clunky, slow, and unresponsive. It looks really fancy and nice, but overall it just doesn't function very well. The game design as a whole leaves much to be desired. The combat is pretty basic, what you would generally see in this kind of text game. It involves an energy system and either boosting the output of your engine or communications system, or firing weapons at the enemy. I would say there is nothing spectacular about it but it works just fine as a break between long dialog and slowly flying around the map. You'll find that by about half way through the game, most of your time will just be spent flying back and forth across the map very slowly, all the while being accosted by random enemies that are kind of like cockroaches. The side stories are mostly just transporting something from one place to another in an attempt to earn more money to buy better equipment. But once you've found the build you like, you will probably end up with tons of extra cash with nothing to spent it on, thereby making side quests irrelevant. Another reason I wouldn't recommend this game is that there are pretty much no options. You can adjust the music and sound effects but that is all. The UI can often be hard to read and the text is frequently in cursive which may be hard for many people to read. People colour vision deficiency will probably have a hard time reading the text. TLDR: No accessibility options, lackluster writing, clunky UI, and awful game design. I purchased the game for 50% off (~9$ CDN) but probably I wouldn't recommend playing it even if it was free.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 15, 2021

  Refunded this game. The game is not really in a playable position at the moment. Spent 40 min trying to get to a town only to be shot down every time. If you don't play it on ultra graphics the frame rate is horrible. Way to much dialog to go through and you cant skip it.
• DreddWolf

  Sep 2, 2023

  I got this game on sale and I'm having lots of fun with it I would call it a simple laidback kind of game. You fly around in your skyship fighting other skyships and earning money by doing different jobs for people or trading with towns. To keep moving around the map you will have to spend money to buy cool upgrades for your ship Because some enemies are very powerful. There are some bugs in the game that might make you restart at the last town you were at but if you can buy this game at half off or more then do it.