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I have to admit, I was reluctant to buy because of "mixed" reviews on steam. And they were absolutely unjustified. The game is an amazing balance between a nostalgic gameplay of the oldies, and the technical quality of new games.

The atmosphere if the game is briliant, and the world is very well developed for Early Access game. There's heaps of lore to find, and slowly you get more and more acustomed to the world.

The fighting system is definitely not "just swing it" as some people described. You have to pick proper weapon for situation, you have to aim and time your strikes. There are distance weapons, two melee ones, some magic to help. I know people used to having 40 guns in their backpack might feel like taht's not much, but the game is in Early Access, so I'm certain more stuff will be added.

Overall I really like the game, and I can safely recommend it.

I have to say, I had my doubts about the game. I mean, one more long-ass project that sees the release after so many promises. we heard that story many times.
Bought the game on release because I have Covid and got not much else to do.

...Boy, was I positively surprised...

The game is both beautiful, and playable. The world is fantastic, deep, developed, and for a second I didn't feel like the map is a desert. Its at that perfect balance of size, vast and open, but not big enough for you to "put a weight on w key and go take a leak" as some open world games tend to do.

The building system is good, and its promising that the devs are working on new stuff, adding all the time. Yes, I know the game just came out, but we already had a bugfix update. They listen to the community, there's an active dialogue, and if you feel like the game lacks something you can discuss it with them. All that shows just how dedicated they are to that title, and brings my hopes up that this, already awesome, game will g et even better.

Also, the game has an arachnophobia slider, so even my spider-fearing friends decided to try it out.

Overall, I really recommend that game. 10/10.

Po 30 godzinach rozgrywki wciąż czuję nieodpartą chęć żeby raz jeszcze dośrubować moje miasto i postrać się zrobić coś jeszcze lepiej.
Czy ciężko jest przejść grę? Niekoniecznie. Niektórzy mogą mieć problem, ale po paru razach znajomośc ekonomii pozwala na przejście kampanii w dość luźnym stylu.
Ale ale... co to znaczy "przejść"? Ta gra pobudza do zastanowienia się, czy miasto jakie po sobie pozostawiasz jest tym co chciałeś osiągnąć. Bardzo łatwo jest lekko przegiąć z nakłądaniem praw na obywateli, przez co straż sąsiedzka zmienia się w gestapo, a więzienia wypełiają się przeciwnikami politycznymi.
Gra wciąga jak rozpadlina w lodowcu. Klimat jest niesamowity, a oprawa dżwiękowa jest naprawdę świetna.

Każdy z podanych scenariuszy (narazie 3, ale twórcy już zapowiedzieli dodatkowe bezpłatne upate-y) można przejść na wiele sposobów, i to ta różnorodność jest tym, co daje tej grze taką wielokrotną grywalnośc.
Niektórzy twierdzą, ze nie można się utożsamiać z mieszkańcami miasta, bo jest ich za wiele. Moim zdaniem nie jest to prawda. Ja osobiście czułem smutek widząc każdego umierającego przez moje zaniedbanie mieszkańca, albo każdą tragedię jaką spoodowały moje decyzje. Może nie aż tak jak This War of Mine, ale i tak wystarczająco.

Moim zdaniem gra warta każdej złotówki. Edycja wiktoriańska jest niesamowicie tania jak na grę z artbookiem i to w twardej oprawie w dniu premiery.

Gorąco dziękuję twórcom za tą grę! I równie gorąco polecam!

This game has chabged my view on politics.

Well, not THAT much, since I've never been pro totalitarism, but it helped me imagine the futile
struggle of people living in such conditions.

I've started a game with an intention to be a good and helpfull man. Helping neighbours and trying to
limit my reports to the strict minimum.
The game quickly grabbed my morality by the neck and forced me to choose between bigger evil or even bigger evil.
Struggling for survival of your familly you are forced to make choices you don't like. And trust me, noone will come to you and pat your back. Noone will understand your motives.

I've never before had a game make me question my motives and decisions. I've played games like "This War Of Mine", but they usually let you play a good guy through the game and make it.
This game? I salute to anyone who manages to finish this game without ruining someone's lives.

The game is simply amazing. Its in early access so far, and the fun is already amazing.
That feeling when a group of swordfish pierce your hull while your gunner panics and tries not to drown. Your captain fled the helm and runs around fighting crab people that got onboard, and you just take a nap in a bed becouse you need to heal.

10/10 would TOTALLY nap in the middle of the fight.

I have to admitt I'm always very skeptic about multiplayer games that rely on cooperation that much. This game has proven that teamwork is not about shouting at other people while doing all the work together. Teamwork is a pure pleasure of seeing how communication, trust and loyality work together, giving visble results in a form of spectacular explosions on the enemy's airship.

The key factor and the biggest plus of that game is it's community. Even if I was doing something completely wrong, or when I accidentally rammmed the ship of our allies, I was surprised by the way people react. Usually I meet with friendly advices from better players, or laugh from my fellow newbies.

Basically, the only situation when I saw (or rather heard) someone flaming someone was when the crewmate did whatever he wanted, didn't response to any communications or direct orders. If you want to play as one-man-army, this game is really not for you.

Does the game have any minuses? Of course it does. Small number of players is the biggest one. Small number means inequality, and sometimes you might find yourelf facing a ship of well played elite, from which you can't do much.
Actually, that's not really true, becouse you can always train more, become better, and knock them off with your superiority, but you get the point.
Some people also listed out small number of airships and weapons. I'm not playing that game for long, so I can't tell, but what I saw so far, is enough to provide a lot of diversity and every play is sortof different.
Plus, Devs are working on the new update with planes and more ammo, so I think we're gonna have to put that point away soon.

Overall, the game is really fun, and with good team you can work miracles.
With friendly community that provides good teammates even if noone of your steam-friends play this game, I highly recommend Guns of Icarus Online.

Feel free to invite Clockeye to your crew.
Fly High friends!