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A First Look @ Stories From The Outbreak
2K View2023-04-06This one's for the roguelite fans in the Audience. I recently had the chance to look at Coldwild Games recently released 'Stories From The Outbreak'. Admittedly, this title is still early access -and- the developers admitted there are certain elements they are keen to fix and change. Still, I wanted to talk about what the experience was currently like.
(And hey, if you folks are keen on it- I can always come back, and review the finished title. Just leave a message to that extent in the comments. Maybe I'll pin down the Dev for an Interview as well).
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Fantastic game. One of most beautiful looking roguelite game. Gameplay is innovative and very engaging unlike most other games in this genre like vampire survivors or survivor.io.
And for a newly released game I was surprised how much content it has as I'm still unlocking new characters and maps.
Montu2K2023-03-23
Perish Breakdown! Reviewing A First Person Co-op Roguelite!
Hey there folks! I recently poked my nose into ITEM42's Perish- an interesting take on the roguelite Genre, and specifically, what it didn't adhere to. Check out the video for my thoughts on their innovations.
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Crit Hit Arlyeon4K2023-02-14
What if The Walking Dead was a roguelike RPG? - Stories from the Outbreak Quick First Impressions
PLAY IT OR SKIP IT
Play it, even if you’re not a huge fan of early access games. Stories from the Outbreak is an incredibly addictive roguelike that I haven’t been able to tear myself away from. The concept is simple — travel across a dying world, meet survivors, search for supplies, and fight off any undead that cross your path — but there’s something about the gameplay loop I can’t get enough of. Every run is unique, but there’s enough repetition that I feel like I’m learning something new with each playthrough. Add in some solid turn-based combat and a character-focused progression system, and you’ve got a delicious zombie stew going.
Ndi2K2023-03-30
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