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Styx gets its hardcore stealth right, but its controls and platform elements fall short.

Added: 14.10.2014 16:12 | 12 views | 0 comments


Focus Home Interactive and Cyanide have released a new update for their infiltration/stealth game, Styx: Master of Shadows.

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Added: 14.10.2014 2:12 | 6 views | 0 comments


Twinfinite writes "It lurks within a barrel; blood dripping from a dagger gripped tight in its green hand. Laid before this green-skinned skulker is a lifeless carcass, stained with the fingerprints of the tiny assassin. Guards still blessed with the gift of life discover this corpse and draw their swords to begin a search. While they search and the killer sidles away a distant pair of watchmen discuss taking hard drugs. What kind of world could have this, you ask? Well that would be the world of Styx: Master of Shadows, the latest sneak em up from the team at Cyanide Studios."

Added: 13.10.2014 20:12 | 8 views | 0 comments


Cyanide Studios have a reputation for making interesting but not-my-cup-of-tea fantasy games. Styx: Master of Shadows is, in our opinion, their best game so far. In the game, you play as the titular Styx as he sneaks around the Tower of Akenash, a fortress city built high above in the clouds, like Columbia but strapped to the ground.

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Usually when you feel like youve experienced most of the game within the first few hours, the long road ahead is likely going to be a fairly boring one. Like when youre driving a couple of hours to your holiday destination; The ride is most certainly going to be the same throughout so youre often looking forward to the next service station so you can have a bathroom break and hope to god that they stock Krispy Kreme donuts. In a sense Styx: Master of Shadows feels pretty much like that long journey to Wales, but thankfully offers many metaphorical service stations along the way.

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Ken McKown writes: The stealth genre has never been front-runner for my favorite type of game. Sure I have enjoyed various Splinter Cell titles, and Metal Gear Solid is my all-time favorite series, but the idea of patience in a game has never clicked very well for me. Combine that with the fact that Styx isnt exactly a household name, and this latest ID@Xbox title did little to excite me upon its release. That is until I sat down and played it.

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Eric from We Got This Covered wrote: Fans of traditional stealth-based games have had a rough go of it over the past few years. Genre stalwarts such as Splinter Cell and Hitman have embraced more action-oriented gameplay, while former critical darling Thief returned with a flop earlier this year. This has left developers such as Arkane Studios (Dishonored) and The Creative Assembly (Alien: Isolation) with the opportunity to pick up the slack. Another developer, Cyanide Studios, is now looking to make a name for themselves in the genre with their latest effort, Styx: Master of Shadows.

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DSOGaming writes: "All in all, while Styx: Master of Shadows packs the mechanics and means to be a really good game, it seriously falls behind due to various shortcomings."