City of Steam

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6.4

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  1. LD9000
    May 22, 2014
    6
    This seems to be a WoW clone with a lot of things to do. If I had this much time to waste, I would explore this game further, but for now it seems to be just an ordinary MMO - run around, use abilities from a hotbar, deal damage to enemes.

    Unlike WoW, this game seems to have way too many flashy effects, which I swear may give some players epilepsy, there's so much white flashing on    This seems to be a WoW clone with a lot of things to do. If I had this much time to waste, I would explore this game further, but for now it seems to be just an ordinary MMO - run around, use abilities from a hotbar, deal damage to enemes.

    Unlike WoW, this game seems to have way too many flashy effects, which I swear may give some players epilepsy, there's so much white flashing on screen. The combat appears to be a frantic mashing of buttons, since I have no idea what's going on screen half the time - it's just a mess of health bars and pretty visual effects that all get blended together into one big blob of swirling stuff.

    The game seems to progress quite exponentially, with a new character having 500 hp, while some health potions I saw in store heal 500,000. I think I saw some screenshots on steam with damage numbers in 100,000s.

    One thing that seemed weird is that the game goes far beyond the typical ! and ? quest marks - the game can almost play itself - clicking on a quest objective moves your character there. Zones are transfered automatically, loot except rares is auto picked up.

    The steampunk art style is nice though, but this is clearly not a game for me.    … Expand
  2. redkingfox
    Aug 6, 2015
    7
    This game shows promise, and I personally love steampunk, but the auto-combat system basically means that the game doesn't even require input from a player (is it even a game if it plays itself?), it has boring combat, very little in the way of a story, and it's incredibly linear unless you just stop doing the main quest. I haven't had any bad experiences with it being pay to win as a lotThis game shows promise, and I personally love steampunk, but the auto-combat system basically means that the game doesn't even require input from a player (is it even a game if it plays itself?), it has boring combat, very little in the way of a story, and it's incredibly linear unless you just stop doing the main quest. I haven't had any bad experiences with it being pay to win as a lot of people have, I haven't spent anything on the game at all. The in game shop does however feature prominently and can be annoying sometimes. It is worth playing if you like steampunk or rpg games, and it is a fun little MMO, but I wouldn't recommend putting money into the game or having huge expectations of it.… Expand

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  1. MMORPG.com
    Jul 25, 2013
    59
    After all is said and done, City of Steam is a decent, if unexciting, foray into a steampunk universe. It's a game to spend an hour or so on every now and again and will likely be worth visiting from time to time. But in the end, City of Steam is buried under its own lack of inspiration to be something more.
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