Styx: Shards of Darkness CD Key
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What is Styx: Shards of Darkness about?
Styx returns in a new stealth adventure!
Explore and master huge open environments, sneak past or assassinate new enemies and bosses, and experiment with the new array of lethal abilities and weapons in our goblin assassins arsenal.
Sneak your way alone, or with a friend in coop mode! Climb the dizzying Elven city, traverse the perilous territory of the Dwarfs, and survive vast unexplored lands filled with lethal dangers to fulfill your mission… failure to succeed could have huge consequences for your kin.
Climb, swing, and hang through multi-layered sandbox environments brought to life with Unreal Engine 4. Creep and hide in the darkest corners, or reach heights to avoid detection. Spend experience points in assassination, infiltration, magic, etc. to learn new skills and abilities. Explore the world to recover valuable artifacts, find ingredients to craft deadly traps and useful items, and create clones of yourself to distract and deceive the many types of enemies on your way - the choice is yours!
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Edge2574
4.0
Those who have played Master of Shadows will feel comfortable in Shards of Darkness. Besides his well-known methods, Styx has a few new tricks ready to stay one step ahead of his opponents. The levels are especially impressive in their height, often you can find three more floors above you after you thought you'd already reached the top - which makes it even more fun to navigate through the levels. The story is largely independent of its predecessor, but of course it helps if you have played it. Besides, a dose of black humor doesn't hurt: Styx has countless ways to tell you what an incompetent rag you are after you - once again - die of something. Always in a familiar sourpuss mood, of course. Special mention of the music in the final boss fight: Without a joke, it has potential, you can look forward to it. One point of criticism to the predecessor are bugs: The AI sometimes makes some nonsense and in the final level the boss often slips into a certain animation - which makes the corresponding section in this fight quite easy. Annoying, but bearable.
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