Разработчик: Image & Form Games
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Another SteamWorld Game is out! Play Now!
Об игре
В SteamWorld Heist вы командуете отрядом роботов в серии тактических схваток. Это пошаговая стратегия с изюминкой: можно вручную направлять оружие на соратников, получая безумные эффекты и рикошеты!
Итак, вы капитан банды пиратов на паровой тяге. Ваша задача - брать на абордаж и грабить корабли противника. Преодолейте трудности пограничья и подарите соратникам уникальные навыки, оружие - и стильные шляпы!
- Стратегия игры основана на умении, а не на удаче.
- Уровни генерируются процедурно.
- 15-20 часов игры от New Game+
- Несложно для новичков, серьезный вызов ветеранам
- Саундтрек от Steam Powered Giraffe
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows Vista 32 bit
- Процессор: 2 GHz, SSE2 support
- Оперативная память: 1024 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 2.1-compatible, 512 MB video memory, framebuffer object support. E.g. Intel HD 4600 or better.
- Место на диске: 320 MB
- Звуковая карта: OpenAL compatible
- Дополнительно: You may need to update your graphics drivers for OpenGL 2.1 support.
- Процессор: 2 GHz dual-core
- Видеокарта: Geforce GTX 660 / Radeon 7870 or better.
Mac
- ОС: 10.7 (Lion)
- Процессор: 2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 1024 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 2.1-compatible, 512 MB video memory, framebuffer object support. E.g. Intel HD 4600 or better.
- Место на диске: 320 MB
- Звуковая карта: OpenAL compatible
- Дополнительно: You may need to update your graphics drivers for OpenGL 2.1 support.
- Процессор: 2 GHz dual-core
- Видеокарта: Geforce GTX 660 / Radeon 7870 or better.
Linux
- ОС: Steam OS 2.0 / Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
- Процессор: 2 GHz, SSE2 support
- Оперативная память: 1024 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 2.1-compatible, 512 MB video memory, framebuffer object support. E.g. Intel HD 4600 or better.
- Место на диске: 320 MB
- Звуковая карта: OpenAL compatible
- Дополнительно: You may need to update your graphics drivers for OpenGL 2.1 support.
- Процессор: 2 GHz dual-core
- Видеокарта: Geforce GTX 660 / Radeon 7870 or better.
Отзывы пользователей
This game is a really fun turn-based tactical shooter. However, it falls apart at the higher difficulties due to the alarm mechanic which forces a slower turn based gameplay into a rush as more enemies pile in which can quickly overwhelm you. This is even worse towards the end of the game as you get enemies which can teleport and shoot on the same turn with two or three enemies spawning each turn. This game definitely rewards quicker strategy over slow turn based turtling combat like XCOM. The 100% for this is also really difficult with the whole game being required to be completed on the highest difficulty with no mission failures, all missions fully completed, and in 800 turns or less across the whole game.
Games pretty fun don't ever remember playing for more than 3 hours but still good game.
Note: I got all reputation stars.
I played this on the 3DS almost a decade ago. When I saw it was on a huge sale on Steam, I decided to re-buy it and see if it was as good as I remember. Well, it's a great game, but not quite as good as I thought it was. I'd recommend buying Steamworld Heist 2 over this, since that's only a very loose sequel and is generally a better game.
Good:
- The ricochet gameplay is really fun.
- A great soundtrack with both the instrumental music and songs from Steam Powered Giraffe being excellent.
Neutral:
- The story's whatever. It's a wacky setting, but the core plot is weak. That's fine, the plot is in the background for this game. If you're coming from SH2 then the worldbuilding is a fair bit weaker here, with a bit less dialogue from NPCs and enemies.
- The class system isn't particularly exciting. A character's ability going from +2 damage to +3 for their final level just feels underwhelming.
Bad:
- On most difficulties, you lose half your currency for losing a mission. This is annoying and means that losing a mission means you leave it in a worse state than you entered. Likewise, defeated crewmates don't get any XP. It feels a bit punishing since completing a mission barely gets you less resources than intended, which can compound if you don't go back and grind.
Such a fun and addictive game, I just wish that I couldve built my own robot with skills. Bosses and challenge levels will keep you on yours toes for sure. Beatrix is OP as hell!!
Variety in characters, weapons, ships, and enemies make for interesting gameplay. At about 16 hrs, there's enough content to keep it fun without running long. Easy to jump in to a level for a quick gaming sessions if you're short on time. The writing offers some chuckles. The difficult levels really add a challenge if you're looking for it.
Too easy on the 3rd difficulty and too hard on the 4th difficulty. And overall, not as interesting to play as Steamworld Dig or Dig2
I really enjoyed Steamworld Heist. Aiming your weapons and trying to set up useful richochets was an interesting twist on turn based combat. The skill trees and resource management for your characters is minimal so most of the time you're focused on the fight. It sounds like the sequel has more to do out of combat so I'm looking forward to trying that out for a fuller experience. Steamworld Heist was still a lot of fun and easy to recommend to fans of turn based combat games.
10/10 picked this up a while ago and never got to it. this would be an amazing sequel. Combat system is fun, the moving, looting is all top notch. The only issues or gripe I have about this would be with the weapon not saying the size, but maybe the classes that can use it? I never figured out who can use Heavy weapons in my 10 hours clear, that kinda stinks. Would recommend any day of the week, just some small tweaks to be made <3
Fantastic game. Highly recommend giving it a try, even if you're not normally a massive fan of turn based games. I was very surprised at how much I enjoyed this, considering I only paid just over $1 for it (then promptly bought all the DLC for another $1.50ish.
Already bought and downloaded the sequel. Absolutely give this a try if it's on sale, otherwise, probably still give it a try.
Unique strategy shooter that is a lot of fun. Regularly on sale for around $1. At that price, absolutely pick this game up and give it a whirl.
Painfully horrible strategy game
Let's get to the point, since this is going to be a long review/rant.
For a game whose selling point seems to be an XCOM-like game without RNG, since you hit enemies by manually aiming, every single other mechanic in Heist is entirely at the whims of chance.
I spent the first 3 hours of this game unaware of this fact, and judging by some of the positive reviews... seems some went the entire game without realizing this.
Before I get into that, I should bring up that only YOUR attacks aren't affected by RNG, enemies are less lucky.
Expect AI to pull off the most insane ricocheting trickshots one moment, and then miss a shot just a few tiles away by blatantly aiming at the barrel right below you.
Now, what else is RNG?
Level design
Every single mission in this game is not actually fully designed by a human, which isn't promising for a strategy game where every shot is crucial.
That doesn't have to be something bad by itself, but you will see in a moment how all of this mess comes together in the worst way possible.
The way maps work is that they designed simple rooms, who are then randomly stitched together.
Wouldn't be as much of an issue if it wasn't for the fact that the enemies are also completely random, both their positions and what type of enemy they are.
Speaking of positions, another randomized aspect are the barricades that spawn, objects you can receive cover from.
So with enemy type, placement and barricades being randomized, a mission can swing wildly from being a walk in the park to straight up impossible.
The way the stats work in this game is that enemies have about as much HP as you do, in some cases more, but they usually only deal like half the damage that you do.
Of course, the game makes up for this by having a lot more enemies than you have characters, sometimes even for a single room.
Still with the right weapon, you're gonna be able to ideally oneshot most enemies, while your opponents can't do the same to you.
This means that offense is the best defense... which is exactly why making all these placements random is a truly devastatingly awful choice.
You could therefore enter a room with enemies near the start, easy to reach and maybe not even all of them being behind a cover.
Alternatively, you could enter that room with enemies being at the opposite side of the room, at a higher and hard to reach position, protected by a ton of barricades.
Suddenly, something that could have been an easy two turn clear with very minimal damage taken, could result in a full-on party wipe and game over.
Obviously speaking with experience here.
A map can generate some of the most evil things with the assets it has... or it just doesn't.
There's no middle ground with its difficulty.
I haven't faced a single casualty and then beat a mission, it's either a flawless victory or a game over, nothing between that.
Still, maybe there would be ways to win with all these odds stacked against you, if you could approach the mission in any way you want... which is often not possible, leading me to the last big point.
Reinforcements
Reinforcement spam, it's real.
They mainly show up through the alarm mechanic, which, despite my very apparent hate for how RNG is handled in this game, might be the actual mechanic that drags this game down to the deepest pits of hell.
Don't worry though, RNG is also involved with reinforcements.
When an alarm is active, a countdown appears, ticking down every turn until it reaches zero.
Every time the alarm reaches zero, the threat level is increased, initially causing reinforcements to start spawning, with each subsequent threat level increasing the amount.
The reinforcements are also endless and will never stop.
Alarms can be triggered halfway through certain missions with multiple objectives.
However, more often than not, these alarms are present in missions from turn 1.
Progress-based reinforcements seem fine, but I'm not a fan of turn 1 stuff.
It leaves basically no way to play a mission the way you want, and you gotta rush like hell.
Even in that case, it could still be fine for missions where all of this is taken into account, but turn 1 alarms start appearing like every second to third mission.
I can understand why you wouldn't want to make a strategy game where the player has infinite time to do whatever they want, but I'm more of a believer in rewarding players for being fast, rather than punishing them for being slow.
Still, either option can work, but this game handles it in the worst way.
I also sincerely doubt that the devs gave it that much thought, since half of the missions don't have an alarm and you can be as slow as you want there.
Of course, the main problem still remains that none of the levels are actually designed by a person, but an algorithm, meaning that a map can actually never be designed around reinforcements, making it seem like they flipped a coin to determine which ones will have alarms.
Also, how silly of me to not mention that reinforcements will be able to act on the same turn that they spawn as well.
Now, take a guess how all of this comes together with the rest of the RNG mechanics to create a truly unforgettable experience... unforgettable in the bad way, I mean.
The multiple reinforcement gates are placed randomly, but you can't prepare yourself for that in advance either, because where they come out of is also random, with nothing giving their arrival away... and then of course they also get their turn immediately.
The worst possible decision at very step.
Remove the infinite aspect, suddenly it could become bearable.
Remove the ambush aspect, suddenly you're a lot safer.
Remove the random aspect, suddenly you can prepare yourself for where they'll be.
Individually still not good, but putting it all together makes me doubt that s single dev has actually playtested this abomination.
Although I don't think it's possible to playtest a game you didn't even fully design, since they let the robots take the wheel.
Conclusion
Procedurally generated content is utilized in roguelikes for a reason.
They require an endless number of runs that need to feel different, with a hopefully good core gameplay that keeps it fun and consistent.
This is a linear game with missions and a clear end, a strategy game where every move matters.
It has no reason to involve generated content.
What does it say about you when you can't be bothered to design proper levels for it?
It's not a fun quirky gimmick, it ruined a potentially great game.
Hell, I didn't even mention there being a loot box mechanic, because it's also something I wasn't initially aware of, because why would the items you receive in this game be determined by RNG?
Well... it makes a lot of sense once you know that EVERYTHING ELSE ALSO IS!
It's disappointing how easily Heist could have been something special, because outside of the gameplay, it's super charming and has great character designs... and frankly, it's also fun when the RNG goddess doesn't make you suffer.
Makes sense, because the other major SteamWorld series, SteamWorld Dig, is good.
The first game wasn't too great, but a unique breath of fresh air, while its sequel improved on every aspect, I strongly recommend it.
Heist is so broken at its core that I no longer trust these devs enough to even try out its recent sequel.
In fact, their obsession with procedural generation makes me wary of ever giving a game of theirs another chance.
In conclusion, stay as far away from Heist as possible.
I don't understand why this game has received so many positive reviews, but maybe playing this on the easiest difficulty or grinding by replaying old missions (another thing I didn't know about initially) makes it tolerable.
Hardly an excuse for creating a fundamentally unfair and terrible game, however.
Maybe the devs handing the keys over to robots is their defense, though.
Which is... very ironic for the world they've created.
Fantastic turn-based tactical game that doesn't use random percentage hit chance (X-com) and instead lets you line up hits that can bank off of walls or obstacles to strike your intended target. Also HATS are a key system in this game in that they make your crew look styling 🤠
Soundtrack is top-tier and there is a number of puns and goofs for good measure. Very well optimized and worth the sticker price. Includes New Game+ and a bevvy of level configurations that will keep runs fresh without making it too random. Can't wait to play the next one!
Really fun and entertaining turn based sidescrolling game. Playing it dedicated on the steam deck, works awesome straight out of the box,
it was cool, a bit short maybe, and i would prefer if the xp was for all the heroes so i wouldnt have to grind to lvl up the ones i didnt play much, it was great though!
Fun to play tactical turn based strategy. All with great and original music plus awesome graphics style. Setup in interesting steam punk world (where hats do matter). Gameplay mechanics, abilities, levelling up - all is interesting and well implemented. Definitely recommended - very high quality product!
good shit
2 reais mais bem gastos na minha vida
Absolutely fantastic and UNIQUE gameplay! It delivers lots of innovations on turn-based strategy games.
amazing
Game yang bagus untuk istirahat dari AAA games
Sorry, I expect video games on steam to be patched for adults to play them.
pretty cool
So, 80% of players have completed the tutorial. 30% have completed the first boss. There's a reason for that.
Heist has a lot of stuff going for it. The setting is quirky and charming---a post-planet-explosion space western where bots are trying to chain back together the drifting scraps of the exploding planet while raiding each other over the remaining water they need for their steam boilers. There's a bunch of songs with lyrics on the soundtrack, all done with a flair that fits and complements the twee aesthetic. The actual writing isn't much, just scraps of insubstantial dialog, but the art is pleasant even if it's samey.
As far as the gameplay, this is a 2D Xcom where you manually aim your weapons. Theoretically, enemies and environments are built to encourage bullet bouncing, the skill element of manual shooting, but in practice a bounced bullet is almost always a wasted shot. This is not because bounced shots are hard to hit, but because you need damage damage damage every time you pull the trigger.
In Heist, mitigating getting shot is 100% down to taking out your enemies before they can act. If they act, they will shoot you. Or not, if the RNG is feeling whimsical and decides to fire at a barrel for no reason. There's plenty of cover objects, but cover is basically a suggestion. You want the highest damage weapons the gacha spits at you, along with anything that boosts HP or move speed.
Yeah, the gacha. This thing is from the days of hogwild procgen, so a lot of stuff that probably shouldn't be randomized is randomized, like what guns you get. Good guns have high damage. Bad guns have anything that isn't high damage. Didn't randomly roll enough damage on your guns? There's one or two useable weapons at each shop, but they're super expensive. And you lose half your currency whenever you lose a fight.
It all adds up to an experience that is super close to being very good, but instead has huge frustration spikes that aren't fun to grind past. And no, I don't mean grind for currency. I mean grind attempts until the AI randomly shoots a barrel and you know where all the spawn placements are so you can open doors in the right order.
I'm going to try to play this one through to the end, so my review might change, but I extremely see why the majority of players washed out between the tutorial and the first boss.
1st Edit: I take everything back. Game rules when you're intoxicated.
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Amazing game, truly unique. As a completionist, I found it very satisfying to replay it a couple of times. I admit there's a bit of grind for rare weapons and hats, and a couple of achievements took around ten hours each, but in my opinion, it was a highly enjoyable experience. It required a bit of research, but the guides section for this game is well-written and very helpful. I played the entire game, including the paid DLCs.
Nice.
great soundtrack great game play right amount of challenge. Nothing but positive things
Completed on controller. Only gripe is that the game is SIGNIFICANTLY harder on a controller (require precise aiming, or a lot of level grinding) compared to KBM (click-and-shoot, no aim).
Game would be even more enjoyable with some aim/assist toggle for controllers. Otherwise, great game with excellent music atmosphere.
fun, love the style
Strategy Gem
A little bit like Xcom 2
very fun hard to figure out some things
Not overly complicated game and fun. The characters are enjoyable as well.
Love this game!
Surprisingly fun. the gameplay, characters, art, and when you make some mistake the game did not punish you too hard.
overall 9/10
good game
grafik nya sih keren emang dari jaman steamworld dig juga udah berasa ini game artstyle nya unik beda dari yang lain,sayang banget seri kedua nya artstyle nya agak beda
mekanik game nya juga seru dan unik Turnbase tapi harus nge aim sendiri buat nge damage bener bener baru gua rasain di game ini.
Fantastic game. My play time (19 hours at time of writing) is enough to get all stars on normal mode. Would recommend if you want a pleasant turn based strategy game with fun characters and great music. Billy the fish is the boss.
this is a good game and you should play it. the strategy aspect is fun, the mech designs are good (you are wrong if you think otherwise) and i would die for Piper
Unable to use mouse for aiming, which is unacceptable for a game where precise aiming is key. Immediately refunded.
A wonderful little game with lot's of charm, really fun and engaging turn-based combat that's pretty much 2D XCom. It really caught me off how much I enjoyed SteamWorld Heist as I typically don't really enjoy these tactics type games, but it really clicked with me. What I think made this so much more fun than other tactics games for me (besides the great art style, writing and world) is how you aim your shots in a 2D space. It makes combat so much more engaging and in the latter half of the game things can get pretty challenging. Overall solid 8/10 game. HATS off to you, SteamWorld Heist.
Fun turn-based strategy , where It's entirely your fault if you miss your shots which is great.
I like the game a lot. The combo of tactics, gear, and skill shots make game play fun. Unlocks and level ups make progression feel good too. Humor is the icing on the cake. All in all just my kind of game.
⚔️ Gameplay ⚔️
☐ Just bad
☐ Repetitive
☑ Fun
☑ Casual
☑ Challenging
☐ epic
📘 Story 📘
☐ none
☐ Bad
☐ Alright
☑ Good (really good story arch with cool looks at the past games but you can play without the previous games)
☐ Fantastic
✨ Graphics ✨
☐ Bad
☐ Alright
☐ Good
☑ Beautiful (really detailed environments, yet is light on your GPU)
☐ Breathtaking
🎶 Music 🎵
☐ Bad
☐ Regular
☐ Good
☐ Relaxing
☑ Epic (Really awesome steampunk-garbage like music, sets an awesome atmosphere)
☐ Repetitive
☠️ Difficulty ☠️
☐ Boring
☐ Easy
☑ Regular (you better get your geometry books out for this one)
☐ Hard
☐ Unfair
👾 Bugs 👾
☐ Unplayable
☐ very Bugy
☐ bugy
☐ Speed-run/cheaty bugs
☑ bug free
⏳ Game time / Length ⌛
☐ Tiny (0 - 3 hours)
☐ Short (5 - 10 hours)
☑ Average (10 - 20 hours)
☐ Long (30-50 hours)
☐ Grindy (60 -100 hours)
☐ One Piece (100+ hours)
💸 Buying Price 💸
☑ Fair [Full Price]
☐ Pricy [wait for Sale]
☐ Unfair [borrow it from a friend]
☐ Don't even Bother
❎ Should you Buy? ✅
☐ Please Don't
☐ Not really
☑ Yes
☐ Absolutely
☐ Must-Have
🙂My 𝙋𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 Opinion🙃
This is a really cool game with an interesting story and an epic soundtrack, Really a fine alternative to those boring Idle adventure games (cof cof *steam world quest* cof cof)
I would really recommend buying it even if you haven't played the other two games or if you missed the giveaway
I would love to recommend the game, but someone thought that putting countdown in game, where enemies are RNG placed, is good idea.
On harder difficulty game can be impossible just because you have bad luck with enemy placing.
And thats a no-no for me.
I recommend this game as I have enjoyed it immensely.
I have played SteamWorld Heist in short, intense bursts during the COVID-19 lockdowns, as well as its prequels, boarding spaceships and leading my robotic corsair crew through gun battles against crazy enemies where bullets, rockets, laser beams and plasma bolts fly left and right; gunslinging in SteamWorld Heist is all the fun.
I am Ambrax, an old biker.
A fun game that had enough tactical depth to keep me interested but not so much that I'd spend an hour agonising over every turn or feel that it was too much after a mentally draining day.
Top game. Great art style, SFX, music and gameplay.
Also great for people with a hat fetish.
I usually don't leave reviews but I had for this one. This game was sitting in my wish list for almost 2 years. I finally got to pick up for only 2 USD. I finished it in about 30 hours on experienced difficulty and I enjoyed every minute of this game. It's really fun platform strategy game that will taste your skills. with enough class characters you can mix your party to keep you enjoying the game. most mission you only can deployed 3 characters but some missions 2 or 4 depending on the length of the mission. it is slow and boring in the beginning but it gets fun when you advance in the story and of course become more challenging. I'm glad I picked up this game and I hope they make a second game.
What a great game this is. After finishing SteamWorld Dig 1 & 2, I've decided to continue the story of SteamWorld universe. I knew this is going to be a bit different from the prequels in terms of gameplay since it's more like a Worms with its turn-based combat. And I really liked the change from all that digging in previous games. And I really wasn't disappointed. The story was typical one, a bunch of heroes against evil forces. But the thing that kept me chained to this gem (in a good way) was its gameplay, sound and animation. The shooting was really fun and impactful so was the clanky sound of dismembered bots etc.
I've spent 61 hours in game, about 4 hours was me being afk, so I'd say 57 hours of me playing it. It took me this much since I went for all the golden stars and all the loot in the game, oh and I maxed all the characters. I highly recommend. Will probably replay it in the future.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Image & Form Games |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 94% положительных (2190) |