>It’s the far future, and you’re trapped in a deeply-simulated science fantasy world. Build a character from over a hundred mutations and cybernetics. Chisel through layers of thousand-year-old civilizations full of robots, deep lore, and sentient plants as you attempt to survive.
withgreatpower on
People *really really* like this game, right? I have the impression of this being a game that has truly devoted fans.
overlord-ror on
I have over 170 hours in Caves of Qud on Steam and I played 100% of those hours on Steam Deck. The controller support for this game is phenomenal; don’t hestitate to pick it up even if the interface looks a bit weird at first. You’ll quickly realize just how deep the game is and the unique graphics add to the weird post-post-post apocalypse setting. Think 10,000+ years of history buried in Z-levels you can explore.
I recommend starting as a Marshtaur or the Gunslinger Crow for your first character, learning the game is hard. Also don’t feel bad to play on the RPG setting with saves, Ironman should only be attempted once you understand the game. Otherwise you’ll never make it out of Red Rocks/Joppa area.
boneidol on
I’m maybe 10 hours in and i love it already. Some of the sharpest most concise writing i’ve seen in a videogame.
Not nearly as overwhelming as i expected, incredibly parsable in fact. A must for fans of Ray Bradbury or Scavenger’s Reign
SirDanOfCamelot on
$30?? Seems steep
Update…… Ok ok I watched a lengthy review I’m intrigued
Boggle-Champion-175 on
Top notch narration. Props to whoever wrote the script for this trailer. 10/10
MrGains on
How much will I like this if I like Nethack a lot but I give up on it after a couple dozen hours of getting crushed when playing it every few years
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>Play Caves of Qud now on Nintendo Switch.
>It’s the far future, and you’re trapped in a deeply-simulated science fantasy world. Build a character from over a hundred mutations and cybernetics. Chisel through layers of thousand-year-old civilizations full of robots, deep lore, and sentient plants as you attempt to survive.
People *really really* like this game, right? I have the impression of this being a game that has truly devoted fans.
I have over 170 hours in Caves of Qud on Steam and I played 100% of those hours on Steam Deck. The controller support for this game is phenomenal; don’t hestitate to pick it up even if the interface looks a bit weird at first. You’ll quickly realize just how deep the game is and the unique graphics add to the weird post-post-post apocalypse setting. Think 10,000+ years of history buried in Z-levels you can explore.
I recommend starting as a Marshtaur or the Gunslinger Crow for your first character, learning the game is hard. Also don’t feel bad to play on the RPG setting with saves, Ironman should only be attempted once you understand the game. Otherwise you’ll never make it out of Red Rocks/Joppa area.
I’m maybe 10 hours in and i love it already. Some of the sharpest most concise writing i’ve seen in a videogame.
Not nearly as overwhelming as i expected, incredibly parsable in fact. A must for fans of Ray Bradbury or Scavenger’s Reign
$30?? Seems steep
Update…… Ok ok I watched a lengthy review I’m intrigued
Top notch narration. Props to whoever wrote the script for this trailer. 10/10
How much will I like this if I like Nethack a lot but I give up on it after a couple dozen hours of getting crushed when playing it every few years