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Styx: Blades of Greed

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Styx: Blades of Greed
Players' stories
The previous Styx games were a graduate-level class in not only how to do a proper Stealth game, but gave you multiple means to reach and accomplish an objective. The series is insanely fun, and Styx himself is highly entertaining with his monologues and breaking the 4th wall. From what I've seen of the trailers I believe Blades of Greed will be more of all the best parts of this series. I very much look forward to it and implore Cyanide to please distribute the game here on GOG as well!
I played both of the Styx Games, aswell as Of Orcs and Men, and enjoyed all of the Games. A Gog Release would be the absolute Fullfillment for all the Franchise Fans.
I am in the midlle of playing the first game on my Steamdeck and I love it. Not a perfect game. One of those competent 7/10 games you do not regret playing. I plan playing the second one as well. And when I am done with that I will look forward to the third one.

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2.7/5

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2026, Cyanide Studio, ...
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Windows 10, Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600X, 12 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, 6 GB or AM...
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Styx: Blades of Greed - Deluxe Upgrade, Styx: Blades of Greed - Master of Shadow Skin
Time to beat
14 hMain
27.5 h Main + Sides
44.5 h Completionist
25 h All Styles
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©2026 Nacon. Styx: Blades of Greed ©2026 Published by Nacon and developed by Cyanide Studio. All rights reserved.

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Styx: Blades of Greed
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Styx: Shards of Darkness
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Why buy on GOG.COM?
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Players' stories
The previous Styx games were a graduate-level class in not only how to do a proper Stealth game, but gave you multiple means to reach and accomplish an objective. The series is insanely fun, and Styx himself is highly entertaining with his monologues and breaking the 4th wall. From what I've seen of the trailers I believe Blades of Greed will be more of all the best parts of this series. I very much look forward to it and implore Cyanide to please distribute the game here on GOG as well!
I played both of the Styx Games, aswell as Of Orcs and Men, and enjoyed all of the Games. A Gog Release would be the absolute Fullfillment for all the Franchise Fans.
I am in the midlle of playing the first game on my Steamdeck and I love it. Not a perfect game. One of those competent 7/10 games you do not regret playing. I plan playing the second one as well. And when I am done with that I will look forward to the third one.

These are the stories shared by fellow gamers as part of GOG Dreamlist.

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14 hMain
27.5 h Main + Sides
44.5 h Completionist
25 h All Styles
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Styx: Blades of Greed is officially supported on Windows.

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What are the system requirements for Styx: Blades of Greed?

Minimum: System: Windows 10, Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600X, Memory: 12 GB RAM, Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX 590, 8 GB or Intel Arc A750, 8 GB, DirectX: Version 12, Storage: 25 GB available space, Other: 720p Low @ 30 FPS. Recommended: System: Windows 11, Processor: Intel Core i5-12600K or AMD Ryzen 7 5800X, Memory: 16 GB RAM, Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070, 8GB or AMD Radeon RX 6800, 16 GB, DirectX: Version 12, Storage: 25 GB available space, Other: 1080p High @ 60 FPS.

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Edited on: June 18, 2026

Posted on: June 18, 2026

bjhoulding

Games: 384 Reviews: 15

Ok but not as good as the first two.

I played this when it came out on another platform but I'm glad it's now on GOG. The game is basically more of the same but with bigger semi open world levels, A city, a jungle and the ruins of the city from the first game. These 3 areas are reused over and over again during the game so the game gets old quicker than the other Styx games although it's actually shorter. The levels feel less hand made than in previous games and some players have said a no kill run is pretty much impossible now. Instant fail detection levels have also gone. There is also a bit of weird character design going on in this game which was probably put in for DEI ESG reasons. The plot also doesn't make much sense, Styx now has a gang but why these random characters are together doesn't really make sense in the games lore. Spoiler below. The final boss of this game really annoyed me, Up to this point I had only had to use combat once and had played it purely stealth but the final boss is more like a Darksouls boss forcing you to engage with the terrible combat requiring precise dodge rolls witch this game really isn't made for. If you haven't maxed out your consumables and projectiles going into this fight it's a nightmare. It felt like a rug pull by the developers. The game also autosaves throughout so you cant go back once you go to the final area. They should have given you the option to continue after beating the final boss to get any collectables you might have missed or side missions. Side missions also give no rewards and are largely fetch quests so are pretty pointless to do. All in all the game is ok but worse than it's predecessors in every way.


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Edited on: July 14, 2026

Posted on: July 14, 2026

Oktokolo

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Games: Reviews: 6

Good but needed a cheat to finish it

The hardcore climbing/jumping sections in the Maze of Memories mission was just unbeatable for me. The the climbing sequence after the roaches lacks save points. I wasn't able to get past it. But then I found "fixes and cheats" on Nexus Mods which has a time dilation cheat. At 0.5 game speed doing the climbing and jumps was doable mainly because I could just press the keys multiple times if the first one didn't register. The cheat also offers god mode (invincibility) which I needed to get past the forced combat in the final boss fight. The mod requires ReShade, but just worked even running with GE Proton on Gentoo Linux (like most games nowadays, this game runs fine on Linux). They really should have left the debug console and debug functions in the game. The game is too jank for not having a way to skip some stuff. Apart from that one mission and the forced combat at the end (why do they keep doing stuff like this?), the game is good. There are the expected bugs and jank - it's only AA after all. If you liked the previous Styx games, you will like this one. There is definitely a lot more platforming, but the edge-grabbing works most of the time. There is lots of asset-reuse as expected. But the maps look great. As is common for UE games these days, it is poorly optimized and has a few visual glitches (including darkness which is just too dark; Goblins should have dark vision). They nerfed clones. But they also aren't really needed anymore. Most of the abilities and collectibles are useless. But the core stealth and killing action is as good as it always has been. The game could be better. There could be less bugs. Some of the design decisions are bad. But it's not like there is much competition and the gameplay is good during most of the game. I got it and its DLC on sale with the Master of Stealth Collection for 26 EUR (already had the first two Styx games). The DLC is just some skins - so safe to skip.


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Edited on: July 12, 2026

Posted on: July 12, 2026

Auxxua

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Games: 92 Reviews: 1

Story is lacking

How to start this review. I've played the first and second Styx games and I liked them. First one was rough around the edges, but it had a vision. Be stealthy, don't get caught, find the tokens, get out. Second game kept this going and added the time function also into the mix. Both of them had a linear objective for the mission, and it worked. This game? Open ended objectives in a semi-open maps. The maps are well done, that's what I like about it, but this openness of maps and objectives makes everything feel less valuable. Also, it doesn't really matter who you kill or how many you kill. You could run through everyone, go invisible and lose their chase that way, and still get your objective. It's.... It feels a bit lazy to say the least. It shouldn't be like that. In the first two games, I felt like I was a weak goblin, who should stay out of sight, and sneak past everyone and get the objective. Even without the new powers, you feel like you can escape enemies quite easily. Mechanically it's better than the first two. That has been a constant change from the first game. Mechanics feel more smooth and better, when you compare them to one or two. Voice acting is a bit iffy in places. Some characters sound exactly how they should, but others sound... Weird... Not at all what I'd expect them to sound like. For an example, the orcs do not sound like they should in my opinion. Storywise.... I feel like they did the dwarves dirty. A burly female know-it-all dwarf and a smooth shaven, well-mannered dwarf as companions? I liked the way the dwarves were in the second game, so this is a bit of a letdown. It really feels like the studio got some money from some very nasty people, who wanted to change some of the aspects of characters, but I have nothing to prove this. It's just a pattern how these things go. Should you buy it? If you liked the first two, but want better mechanics and don't mind worse story, by all means. If the story is important to you, get it from sale. I bought it from sale, so it wasn't that big of a letdown. For the devs, I feel like shards of darkness Styx was good. A loner, looking out for himself, not really caring about others, nor don't really want to hear their problems, that's the Styx I like. Not this... Weird, not at all organic mishmash of people coming together to do... What exactly? Clear up the objectives, have Styx ditch all of them, even sacrificing them, cause he's a nasty goblin. I'm in it for the loot and booty, not hugs and friendship.


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Edited on: July 13, 2026

Posted on: July 11, 2026

woody777

Verified owner

Games: 474 Reviews: 3

Styx - Blades of Glitches

The game as a stealth game is splendid, but it is unfortunately riddled with graphical glitches, such as green dots or pink rectangles in the sky at certain day hours in the Wall map, usually when there is sun. Also, the whole overlay of the game is a glitched mess. I miss the fail on detection missions here. The previous two games had that. I can understand the shift to more open world playthrough here, but they could keep that feature. I hate the definately woke characters of Wren and Jasper. They are insufferable.


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Edited on: July 20, 2026

Posted on: July 20, 2026

red.dot0

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Games: 45 Reviews: 1

Let me to be blunt, sorry but

I am a fan of the entire Styx, including Of Orcs and Men, so I apologize for not putting any criticism of this part here. Let me ask a question: is version 1.22 the most recent (or latest), or is a newer patch available on other platforms? I passed this game at my brother's house, but now I have a craving for some goblin-ninja (or let say gobja :D ) action. That's why I asked the question above. Thank you in advance


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