Posted on: November 21, 2022

RodrigoDD789

Jeux: 53 Avis: 13

A point and click spooky game

I gonna replay this. 8/10 btw

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Posted on: February 9, 2023

TremeX73

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Jeux: 167 Avis: 2

Worth a go

Good adventure but déjà vue story. Nice setting and graphics.

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Posted on: July 7, 2024

stanis

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Jeux: 129 Avis: 8

Frustrating

I only bought this game because of all the 5 start reviews and more recent release (so I assumed the graphics would be better). Its a point and click type of adventure which means if you don't click on the right spot you can't progress. To make the game mode challenging (I assume) the designers made these click points less obvious. After a few hours of clicking randomly around I made a little progress. The entire point of playing a game is to enjoy it and this one had the opposite effect. I deleted it and never looked back. If you are into this sort of game see Dreamfall Chapters which does much better at helping you locate the exact spot you need to click on.

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Posted on: September 1, 2015

Dice5

Jeux: 331 Avis: 20

Superb

In a simple equation Stasis could be summed up as: Stasis = Superb production (amazing writing + great atmosphere + inspired art design + novel story) Would recommend any day.

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Posted on: January 14, 2017

Hoth

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Jeux: 298 Avis: 1

Less than the Sum of it's Parts

There's a lot of outside 'inspiration' in Stasis, but the game never quite lives up to the reputation of the titles that it imitates. It wants to be 'Alien', but sub-par writing and gameplay means that it falls well short of the mark. On the technical side of things, the game is so-so. The highly detailed, atmospheric backgrounds are definitely the game's strong point, and for a while, it almost feels as though it can coast along on this alone. On the other hand, in-game animation and cinematics are clunky and unimpressive. Audio is a major weakpoint; the music and SFX aren't bad, but the voice acting is rather dreadful. Storytelling is where the game really falls apart. Stasis leans on its inspirations to a fault. There's a long opening pan over the spaceship (Alien), interactive surgery (Dead Space 2), and an elevator blocked by biomass (System Shock 2 – and in Hydroponics to boot!). There's a lot of appropriation, but it's deployed in a mindless scattershot way, and none of the borrowed material ever meaningfully contributes to the atmosphere or story. It isn't helped by the writing, which veers between simply mediocre and absolutely dreadful. Characters act arbitrarily and without motivation, the tone varies wildly, and the final, ridiculous twists would make M. Night Shyamalan proud. Gameplay-wise, the entire game is undercut by passivity of the genre. The protagonist can certainly get killed, but it's almost always the direct result of player action. Despite the omnipresent gore, there's nothing in the shadows out to get the player; once you realize that you can wander around safely, the game loses any capacity to inspire fear, regardless of how many dismembered corpses it puts in your way. The rest is the usual adventure game puzzle solving, with the usual dose of find-the-pixel item hunting and occasionally baffling leaps of logic; it's par for the course for genre veterans, but predictably irritating for everyone else.

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