Styx: Shards of Darkness
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Styx: Blades of Greed
Developer Cyanide Studio
Styx: Blades of Greed is a stealth video game developed by Cyanide and published by Nacon. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
374 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 4, 2026 · last updated Nov 6, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
60
Fresh
158 positive · 105 negative
95% range 54–66%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 158 | 105 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 33 | 1 | 66 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 6 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 5 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mixed
385 of 583 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
60% recommend · 150 yes, 102 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 252 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mixed (750 of 1,105 positive).
Players say the game improves movement and verticality but suffers from bugs and technical issues. [1][2][3] Some reviewers feel the open-world design and fetch quests dilute the stealth experience. [4][5][6] Fans of the series find it enjoyable despite being the weakest entry. [7][8][9]
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Representative posts
- [14]
Where Did the Soul Go? It is with great reluctance that I must critique one of my all-time favorite game series, but this latest project feels devoid of soul and love. Technical Performance While the game runs relatively stable on Unreal Engine 5, its technical state remains appalling. It is plagued by numerous bugs and strange graphical artifacts. I believe most would agree that it is high time developers seriously …
- [6]
The game is fun, but it's a game with stealth, rather than a stealth game. Let me explain: Blades of Greed improves on the stealth mechanics of the Styx series, only to make them almost irrelevant. You can now close doors behind you and roll from cover to cover, as well as move with your target if you're doing a silent kill. All of these are nice little improvements overshadowed by the other mechanics and skill that …
- [1]
I'd best describe this game as being two steps forwards and one step backwards. I have very much enjoyed playing and most fans of the previous games will probably too. But it feels like for every noteworthy improvement that has been made, there are also new noteworthy issues where the game falls short. (No pun intended for our little green friend). Positives: + More fun abilities with decent balancing. The …
- [2]
TL;DR: The game improves the series in mobility, verticality, and pacing, but it suffers from shallow stealth depth (AI/patterns are too simple), structural repetition, and a visually unstable technical presentation (ghosting, artifacts, noisy shadows). Recommended for Styx and stealth fans, but not without major issues. TO THE DEVELOPERS: I’m writing this review as constructive feedback because I care deeply about …
- [8]
I had a lot of fun. Was it janky? Absolutely. Was it campy and nonsensical? It sure was. Was it better than the second game? Obviously not, it was worse. But was it Styx? 100%, it was 50 hours of pure Styx, warts and all. I hope it didn't bomb that bad and the developers will get a chance to make another Styx at some point.
Summarised from 34 of the 353 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 12, 2026. How summaries are made
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The crowd is split on Styx: Blades of Greed: 150 recommend it, 102 don't. Which camp are you in?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Styx: Blades of Greed received "mixed or average" reviews for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions while the Windows version received "generally favorable" reviews, according to review aggregator website Metacritic. Fellow review aggregator OpenCritic assessed that the game received fair approval, being recommended by 51% of critics. Jim Trinca from Eurogamer wrote that the game was "easily the best stealth game in years", praising how it weaved Metroidvania elements into its gameplay loop, and made revisiting locations engaging. Travis Northup from IGN praised the fundamental gameplay mechanics and the new adjustments introduced by Cyanide, though he felt that it also retained…
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 374 · most liked first| Taken By the Styx | ...realized I never posted this one here, huh. Fixed! #hadesgame
neutral · AI labelView post →Comm for @nimbussy.bsky.social I definitely would get blasted by Styx too. Is Styx the only video game goblin that's made default fuckable?
neutral · AI labelView post →You know what? I can sneak in a last minute Father's Day-relevant #nommzart post :3 Here's @duckedupstuff.bsky.social spending some time with my demon oryx dad, Styx, showing him a new game! Styx is a little confused as to why it looks like he keeps running into walls though...
neutral · AI labelView post →Something else I was absurdly happy about, there's a new Styx game coming! There's relatively few pure stealth games these days, so to see another entry in this murder goblin franchise? I was positively delighted. store.steampowered.com/app/3290690/...
positive · AI labelView post →Where Did the Soul Go? It is with great reluctance that I must critique one of my all-time favorite game series, but this latest project feels devoid of soul and love. Technical Performance While the game runs relatively stable on Unreal Engine 5, its technical state remains appalling. It is plagued by numerous bugs and strange graphical artifacts. I believe most would agree that it is high time developers seriously reconsider their approach before utilizing this engine for their…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I know I don't have a crazy amount of hours in the game, but as someone who's played the first two over and over as well as stealth genres being a favorite of mine, I feel like I can justifiably give a true review. The game is unpolished. Point blank period. I genuinely can see this game getting withdrawn and reworked on then re released. I've seen some of the devs replies to the reviews and they're cut and dry with a lot of dodging in terms of certain issues being brought up repeatedly.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was going to wait to fully finish the game before reviewing but at 11h, I think I know enough to judge. No, I do not recommend this game, I have 100% both the other games, and I will continue to do so, but the games philosophy has greatly changed. This game is trying to lean more into metroidvania by giving you equipment as you play so you can access more areas in major zones. The gameplay takes place in 3 major zones that are a great idea, but theres very little actually in them - for a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'd best describe this game as being two steps forwards and one step backwards. I have very much enjoyed playing and most fans of the previous games will probably too. But it feels like for every noteworthy improvement that has been made, there are also new noteworthy issues where the game falls short. (No pun intended for our little green friend). Positives: + More fun abilities with decent balancing. The overpowered Rebirth ability from Shards of darkness has been uber nerfed which…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A new Styx game!? MURDER GOBLIN BACK ON THE MENU! store.steampowered.com/app/3290690/...
positive · AI labelView post →Personally, since I own the game, I can’t recommend it. It feels very different from the previous titles and is way too easy—even on Goblin difficulty. They went in a completely different direction with more open-world style maps which i like however they removed features like the “no kills” and “undetected” badges that used to reward XP. They also made using items like sand and throwing knives unnecessarily complicated. In the previous games, it was a simple one-click action. Now, you have to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is fun, but it's a game with stealth, rather than a stealth game. Let me explain: Blades of Greed improves on the stealth mechanics of the Styx series, only to make them almost irrelevant. You can now close doors behind you and roll from cover to cover, as well as move with your target if you're doing a silent kill. All of these are nice little improvements overshadowed by the other mechanics and skill that are introduced with this entry. Open world - This change is great for…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a mess, ive played all the styx games and this is by far the weakest entry. Pros: -The open world design for the levels seem far more open ended in how you go about completing them. -The core gameplay is solid like the rest of the series -Most of the newly introduced mechanics are great additions to the games sandbox Cons: -The script is terrible. -The plot never really has a sense that anything is progressing, you just go from objective to objective never gaining any insit…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I could write about very non-existent story, stealth being something that was an after thought (in a stealth game) and powers being very meh. But others have covered that before me. My main complaint after paying full price is that I got stuck to a game breaking bug after playing the game for 27 hours. And I kid you not, it's a mission critical door being stuck closed. No open prompts at all and its in your hideout, so now I can't launch any missions at all or play the game (other than…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As always I will start with the short version. Should you buy this game? If you played and loved the first, absolutely not. Don't waste your money or your time. If you do bother purchasing the game, do so at the steepest possible discount. Blades of Greed has excellent graphics, good voice acting, and a truly amazing soundtrack, while also improving on Shards of Darkness by making Styx's dialogue contain significantly fewer one-liners. With all these positives, you may be asking why I said…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Whew... this month has been *nuts* for games. Nioh 3, Menace, Romeo Is A Dead Man, Crisol, Mewgenics, High On Life 2, Reanimal, Styx 3, The Killing Stone, Paranormasight 2, Star Trek Voyager, Love Eternal, Horsey Game, Ys 10, Demon Tides, Towerborne and Resident Evil 9. And so many other wild indies
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm huge fan of the first two games, but I can't recommend. Blades of Greed had me excited but I feel sort of let down. The first map The Wall is really cool and I spent so much time just ignoring the main objectives to just explore around. The other two zones feel rushed and not as interesting. Every main mission is just go absorb this quartz and that's it with zero variety. The old games had missions where you got graded on speed, alerts, kills, and collectibles that made each level…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Reviewing early in the hopes the devs might actually read this. Having playd both previous styx games and loved them, i sadly cant recommend this one. It lost A LOT of the charm that made the other games great. Imidiatly upon starting the game i notice that there seems to be no graphical improvements over the 2017 game. The lighting is different sure but that only makes it harder to tell when your actually in the dark and when its still considered bright. The previous game had outfits and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The lighting needs work it’s hard to tell when you’re safely hidden from enemies. Running on UE5, the game needs several patches. It has crashed 6–8 times, usually after 30 minutes. Textures pop in and out, which is very distracting. The game lacks Styx’s usual banter and player insults he feels toned down a lot. Lacks full keyboard customization. The game is controller-friendly but not optimized for keyboard and mouse Very Well Styx’s movement feels weird compared to the previous games. I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A review of Nolan's Odyssey from a mythology nerd. Last night, I went to watch Nolan's adaptation of Odyssey. Homer's Odyssey has existed for over 3000 years, but I suppose it's still worth pointing out that there's lots of spoilers here. First and most important, no I don't give a single shit about the "controversial" casting choices. That was a manufactured racist and transphobic outrage. Helen was in like 3 short scenes. She was never depicted in Troy (her only depiction in the story) and…
neutral · AI labelView post →Introduction This "review" is more a TL;DR as I kept running into Steam's character limit. Its also a more preliminary review as I admit I sitll need to finish the game. But I feel with my 12 hours thus far (and having completed Act II) I still have enough time in the game to offer an informed opinion. For anyone interested in a comprehensive dissection of Styx: Blades of Greed, looking at both its strengths and weaknesses, please follow the link below; https://pastebin.com/eF5QE2eK For…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can recommend this game - but with mixed feelings. I love Styx, and this game feels like Styx. The good: The world looks great and is genuinely fun to traverse. Climbing around, planning routes, sneaking, and assassinating enemies is as enjoyable as ever. Styx’s comments and one-liners are excellent, as always. Using a Zeppelin as a mobile base to travel between hub worlds is a really nice idea and fits the game well. The Wall is by far the best level in the game. The verticality is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm still ridiculously happy that we're getting a new Styx game, did not have that on my 2025 bingo card
positive · AI labelView post →I love Styx, one of my favorite video game character. Love that little f**cker. But that game is just horrible. I don't know what went wrong at Cyanide. I'm not a game developper and had to learn how UE5 works under the hood to fix the crazy blur, the color saturation (everything looks brown), performances.. it's not my job i'm not a game dev man. Like it's clear to me that this team was not trained properly with this engine and should have stick to the old engine. They did not have the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →1. The difficulty feels almost ceremonial. You can casually jog through corridors, and if someone spots you, they patiently wait while you remember which button lets you fight back. Tension never really shows up — it must have missed the meeting. 2. The experience is strangely empty. No sharp humor, no memorable ideas, no moments that make you think or even smile. It feels less like a finished vision and more like a checklist that was quietly completed and submitted. 3. Facial animations are…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm going to be brutally honest about this. It hurts me to say, given the track record of the franchise and how much I liked the first game, liked the second game, and was greatly excited for this one. It's... Disappointing. Truly, utterly, disappointing. I'll start with the gameplay, mechanics, iada iada. I'm not gonna lie about this, it's great. The movement is much more fluid, easier, faster, Styx is a master of parkour and the new movements, plus the new equipment pieces enable a bigger,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wish there was a mixed recommendation but I will go with a No on this one. The first and second Styx games are both in my list of all time favorites, but unfortunately this one won't be as it stands right now. If some updates are released to fix the bugs and improve gameplay it would go a long way. The story is good, no complaints. The world/map isn't what I expected and I would rather have structured levels than this open world. It looks nice and is detailed with the potential for…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Styx games are my favorites and the totally unexpected sequel was the first game I was excited for in a long while. Unfortunately it's a disappointment. Elephant in the room: hardware requirements are ridiculous for graphical quality that is - charitably - a sidegrade from 2017's beautifully stylized and crisp Shards of Darkness. Apart from that: It's too easy. Even on Goblin difficulty it's a breeze to get through. There are simply too many ways to bypass obstacles and recover from…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What an utter trainwreck. Where to even start? I suppose I can start with the fact that this is the Marvelization of Styx and the Of Orcs and Men franchise as a whole. If you had an issue with Styx's pop culture references and wacky humor in Shards of Darkness, you might think, for a fleeting moment, that it was dialed back for the sake of grounding the character in his own world and taking the world a bit more seriously. Then you realize that he never shuts the ♥♥♥♥ up. It goes beyond…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have now completed the game, and I have to admit that I find it a disappointing entry to the series. Hopefully they fix some of the problems, but most of my negative points are not bugs. TLDR: It's ♥♥♥♥ and here is why: Firstly, in Shards of Darkness (which I will compare this game to as it is the previous Styx game), Styx had a strong personality of a carefree, hateful goblin that had a dark and witty humour and the game did not take itself too serious. In this game Styx has "matured" in a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Styx Blades of Greed has a major identity crisis because it tries to force ARPG mechanics into a stealth game that does not reward your effort. The biggest problem for myself is the XP system. You get zero XP for taking down enemies or clearing out difficult rooms. All your progress comes from quests and finding collectibles. Since the main character is so weak and dies in one or two hits, there is no reason to engage with the world. Even when you do clear a room, completing an objective often…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I very much appreciate him going back to his Master of Shadows personality, rather than his god awful 4th wall breaking deadpool Shards of Darkness personality. For some reason people are listing this as a bad thing as if Shards of Darkness wasn't a complete butchery of his character. The game isn't bad, it's a bit jank as you'd expect from the 'of Orcs and Men' line of games. But I have a few nit picks 1. Side quests aren't really.. trackable? I dunno what that's about or if I'm missing…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is just a bad game, I love stealth games/old Styx games 3 reasons. 1. Stealth/no kill: They really don't like you stealthing/completing game with 0 kills 2. Story: turned into avengers like Netflix. Ton of empty sentences like "nobody should have that power" or the good ol "look at me" slow annoying zoom in and out moments......Less directness, the whole thing feels like "let us yap about how we are different, instead of being different", like talking about a troll who don't like…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game sucks compared to previous titles, very easy, grapple hook and paraglider and phase ability trivialize getting around, removed the no alerts/no kills/speed run awards, writing done be a middle schooler, voice acting not consistent with other voice actors in scene, most missions are repetitive collectathon, no replay missions to get stuff you missed so 100%ing the game means if you missed 1 token in any point in the game and didn't realize you cant go back you have to do a full replay. Go…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sneaky stealthy gamers don't skip on the Styx games tomorrow. The protagonist is sometimes grating (especially in the second game where they tried to dial up the Deadpool a bit) but the level design is very Thief, but even more vertical. Some absolutely dizzying fantasy architecture to climb around.
neutral · AI labelView post →I love Styx, I've played Master of Shadows and Shards of Darkness a ton and was real excited for this game when it was announced. After having completed the story and done a decent amount of gathering plenty of collectibles as well as completing all side mission content, I can say with confidence that this game feels like a downgrade from what came before. It's an enjoyable experience for people who are dedicated to this genre of video game, but even so it feels like it's taken one step…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →EDIT: After playing for a while I'd say the gameplay is still a lot of fun but everything else is pretty much garbo. The story, quests, Voice acting, and writing are all pretty much ♥♥♥♥. This is definitely the weakest Styx game but there are still some well made levels here to play around in. Apparently Nacon can't pay their bills and I think that shows in this game. Either way I don't regret buying it. Hopefully they don't go out of business. So I haven't played enough for a full opinion on…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not a terrible game, but not one I would recommend Steam does not ask whether a game deserves a passing grade. It asks whether you would recommend it, and to me those are two different things. If “recommend” means telling someone “hey, you really should try this”, then my answer is clearly no. That does not mean Styx: Blades of Greed is a terrible game. There is still plenty here to enjoy, and I had a decent time with it for a good part of the game. But for me this is a 5/10 or 6/10 at…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →They also announced a new Styx game. Underrated series, and it sounds (at least from the trailer) like they're toning down the awkward Deadpoolisms from the second game. The first two games were genuinely solid Thief-likes with SUPER vertical level design, lots of climbing and minimal combat.
positive · AI labelView post →Edit: After playing for a bit longer, it is my strongest opinion that you shouldn't give the game two weeks. You should give it a month or two. This game is not ready for release. I and many others have basically been beta testing. This game is a mess right now. It's a wonderful game, a lot of fun... It's just so damn broken. I really want people to love this game... but as it is right now, there's a good chance that's not going to happen. Last edit: I got to a quest very near the end of the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not only are we looking at a new Styx game later this year, but the old two are like £4 for *both* on Steam right now. Perfectly good stealth games, that I feel are kind of overlooked between Thief and Hitman.
positive · AI labelView post →Very WIP section of a cutscene from the Y2K boyband horror game I'm working on! Popular musicians tend to all have their fair share of haters, but these STYX hacker guys seem particularly passionate about it......... #NQB8 #gamedev #indiegamedev #solodev #ambattiiart
neutral · AI labelView post →Its soooo mid. If you loved Styx 1 and 2 you will most likely be disappointed. The levels are huge, but uninteresting. Theres no plot at all other than "gather quarts". The voice acting of Styx is great as always, but all the other VA is the worst ive ever heard in a professional game (reminds me of early Skyrim fan-Mad VA, iykyk). The controls are stiff and clunky. Stealth is ok, but not challenging. When you do get detected, the enemies all seem to have ranged attacks that literally lock onto…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →7. Styx: Blades of Greed - 2025 No set release date as of writing, but oh my god am I thrilled we got a new stabby gobbo game, I loved the previous one, the level design was incredible, and there just isn't that many pure stealth games these days, so it was a delight when I saw this announced.
positive · AI labelView post →The goblin game Styx seems good and I appreciate the work which went into it. Whilst it is a stealth game, I think that my ideal type of game like this would be faster paced with big tall buildings. You play as a goblin who can climb very fast and you have a grotto which you live in
positive · AI labelView post →No longer a stealth game. Instead it one of those "keep walking around in the hopes of finding anything interactible open world games." Also avoiding detection is easy, but finding out what surfaces are climbable or what routes exists only work by trial and error.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Styx character and series is one of my all-time favorites. The game is pure stealth, with often multiple routes to complete an objective or sneak past those pesky enemies. Toe-to-toe combat is possible, but highly awkward and dangerous; it's best to either sneak past the enemy or use the environment for some creative kills. Styx has his usual sarcastic wit about him, but seems strangely subdued, which is a bummer as he is so unique in the stealth genre. I did encounter some bugs, visual…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I just finished the game... I have a lot of conflicting feelings... The game is more bright, more dynamic, bigger more scale, and a lot of revisiting to collect items and new small missions to other areas, Styx voice acting is sublime.... The rest of the cast voice acting + character design, undercook story, lack of cinematics.... (Dude you can't make me release the orcs and don't see how the masacre the guards) Tourches are useless in this edition, just a decoration. No more sliding down on…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →it pains me to leave a negative review because it feels like im backstabbing an old friend. Go read other reviews for a more detailed description i agree with most of the points made. They definitely worked hard on this and there is alot of content here but compared to the other games it falls short.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unfortunate disappointment. After the first two games you get into the vibe of being a stealthy little fella being rewarded for not killing anyone, doing missions as quickly as possible and having a continuous live story telling. The mission objectives have a point in story progression. You can forget all of these in this game. You got rid of the using your clone ability which made the game so characteristic. Now you basically kill everything as the guard paths dont seem so sophisticated and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This bored me, which as someone who loved the last two enough to get every achievement without looking them up is saying something. Ultimately I think this is down to the world being to big, and to empty with little incentive to explore beyond resources and potions. They could of done so much with it, had little stories about nps characters building the world, lots of hidden quests as you explored instead of starting with a list, instead we have guards complaining about food and work and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: The game improves the series in mobility, verticality, and pacing, but it suffers from shallow stealth depth (AI/patterns are too simple), structural repetition, and a visually unstable technical presentation (ghosting, artifacts, noisy shadows). Recommended for Styx and stealth fans, but not without major issues. TO THE DEVELOPERS: I’m writing this review as constructive feedback because I care deeply about this series. I finished every Styx game, and even if they can feel “rough,” I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Out today, Styx: Blades of Greed isn't quite as well cut out as a fine piece of quartz, but it's easily the best stealth game in years - and so utterly compelling you'll be desperate to get back to it when you have to do boring un-murdery things. Our review: www.eurogamer.net/styx-blades-...
neutral · AI labelView post →The whole game is a bunch of fetch quest nonsense, Each act you need to do 6 fetch quests before getting to anything looking like a real quest. Repeat thrice. That's just bad and sad. First two games were great, this one is a lazy copycat.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Something here is missing. Something feels wrong. I've seen people leaving negative reviews for this game are complaining about things like how fragile Styx is (which he should be, he's a goblin) and the change in Styx's personality to be a bit more serious like he was in Master of Shadows - these are great, but there is something just not right here and for the entire tutorial and part of the opening I played I couldn't put my finger on it at first. Personally, I think it's the movement -…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →13. Styx: Blades of Greed I was ridiculously happy when they announced a new Styx game, so for folks who love a good stealth 'em up murder puzzle, STABBY GOBBO IS BACK! store.steampowered.com/app/3290690/...
positive · AI labelView post →There is no story, all you're required to do is collect quartz. and when you're done collecting quartz at each of the three zones guess what? more quartz.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Master of Shadows is back... and changed. For the better? Styx is one of the few modern stealth series, and I am really happy they have been able to make 3 of these. And while Blades of Greed is taking steps, I am not sure if they are forward or back. More like sideways. Pros: + Styx has gotten a big movement upgrade and now slides and glides quick around the map. + Level design has moved from linear to big open levels. This does make it quite satisfying to move around the world, and there's…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Greb got given a key for the new Styx game so we're checking that out today! Live in 15m @ www.twitch.tv/iggymaid with Styx: Blades of Greed, join the Greb as it demonstrates to you its Stelf™️abilities #vtuber #twitch #Styx #furry
neutral · AI labelView post →I was really excited to hear a new sequel for Styx because I thought we wouldn't get one. Now that it's out and I've tried it... I am disappointed. I only had 2 hours of gameplay experience (steam shows 3 but I was afk for 1 hour) but there really wasn't anything to "push" me to explore or continue on with the story. I dropped in and was like... wtf am I doing here? Why is Styx helping out this human? This elf? Why are these dwarves so cooperative? And why is Styx so... boring? For some reason…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm glad I tried the game despite the mixed reviews and got it on sale. I've beaten all the other Styx games and I love stealth games. If you like Styx, this is more Styx with better graphics. The same verticality. The same different ways to access areas. The same cool medieval environments. I really don't know what these "not like Styx 1 and 2" reviews are talking about. This game is classic Styx stealth action. Is Styx a perfect game with no jankyness? No. But it's still classic Styx…
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