If you see how that makes success more rewarding then try it, if not then it's not for you. Here knock over a mop, chair or bucker while you are just behind someone and that's that over. It is the opposite of the empowerment fantasy of Shadows of Mordor, there you can race straight at enemies facing you and still qualify as a stealth kill, fun but not stealth at all.
He kills by stealth, he doesn't scrap with armoured swordsmen twice his size as they can chop him up. If you drop off a high spot 100 feet above the ground you will die. He climbs by finding real paths and hopping up real objects rather than magically spider-manning up any surface and some people don't get that, others don't like that. He climbs by finding real paths and hopping up real objects rather than magically Immensely satisfying when you understand the mechanics. Immensely satisfying when you understand the mechanics. * very well optimised! Radeon 6850 allows for perfectly smooth maxed-out gameplay at 1080p. The soundtrack should be sold separately! Well done and, as with the story and world design, a great deal of originality. Apart from repetitive dialogues of the guards that is. Audio: One of the biggest selling points of the game.
A jump 15 meters down and you're a goner. Good representation of Styx's limitations. A stealthy run through a guard-crawling level on the highest difficulty level will leave you thinking you're a god :) It's all hard work, patience, planning and execution all put together. Everything has its place and purpose and everything has its limitations, avoiding boredom and making a specific item too commonly used during gameplay. Game mechanics: Like a well-selected orchestra! Initially I thought that some elements I've seen in the trailer are misplaced and that I won't use them. Again, mature and non-trivial! AI: A little bit short-sighted and quickly dropping the hunt for you if you manage to run away after being detected but aside from it. Story/world: Mature fantasy world with interesting, original twists. I've never seen a serious clipping or obstruction problems with it. After few hours I'm looking like a Quasimodo returning from a ballet lessons! Good camera movement BTW. People complaining about it are usually accustomed to Assassin's Creed type of aids or plainly didn't grasp the introductory tutorial of Styx. Controls: Smooth, precise, no automation allowing a great deal of freedom of movement. No nursing, lots of freedom, outstanding level (or should I say - world) and sound design, solid graphics*. With only little imperfections here and there it's an unforgetable ride. No nursing, lots of freedom, Finally a revive of the stealth genre.
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