Upon death you’ll be issued a new prisoner with a fresh set of randomly generated traits like “chain-smoker” wherein your character will occasionally cough, alerting nearby enemies of your location or one that hilariously causes you to scream every time you pick up loot. Sure, when you die you’ll start a character anew, but you don’t actually lose any progress or have to restart your run. I’ve seen a lot of people call this game a rogue-like which is an incredibly deceptive descriptor. The premise is silly, and the entire thing has an air of absurdity that really works thanks to its absolutely gorgeous comic book inspired aesthetic that has just a hint of classic Guy Ritchie flair to it.
To do that you’ll travel across a map that’s very reminiscent of FTL, collecting parts to rebuild parts of your ship as a Stephen Fry-esque character over sees your progress.
Void Bastards begins by setting up your goal: you’re a prisoner who’s been recently released with the objective of piloting a ship out of the Sargasso Nebula in exchange for your freedom.
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MonsterVine was supplied with a PC code for review The final result is a game that shakes up the genre a bit while harkening back to their roots. Void Bastards made some waves last year with its reveal, thanks in part to its stylistic visuals and the pedigree of being from former Irrational Games developers.
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