Styx is back in this stealth-action sequel and Cyanide Games has done a great job of introducing new gameplay elements into the series. The foul-mouthed goblin is back and this time it is personal in Styx: Shards of Darkness.

Get your kicks on route Sixty Styx The last time I played Dungeons and Dragons , I ended up in the shoes of a nasty gnome thief. A cocksure little prick who valued gold over the life expectancy of his friends, never took a shot that wasn't cheap, and would gleefully steal anything that wasn't nailed...

You play a goblin called Styx. Styx likes to break the 4th wall like Deadpool and this can become annoying after a prolonged session of the game. Goblins in this universe are the underdog, hated by everyone and the humans plan to remove the goblin menace, or Green Plague as they call them from this...

Love it! So fun!

Just like the titular character, Styx: Shards of Darkness, has crawled out of the deepest of shadows, and unveiled itself in order to plunder the pockets of gamers around the world, with its low price tag and an array of improvements upon its predecessor, Styx: Master of Shadows .

Enjoyable; and Diverse Visuals; Varied; and Constantly Changing Gameplay Mechanics; CO-OP is a Welcome Addition; Unbelievably Stable for a AA Title; Certain In-game Mechanics Lack the Final Polish; and Leave a lot to be Desired; Odd and at Times Inconsistent Level Design

Having played the previous one, I decided to give this one a go. It offer improves visuals and keeps the stealth gameplay of the previous one adding some nice interactions. Recommended.

Fun game, you are going to die a lot and get mocked for doing so.

Great game for beginners to enter the world of stealth gaming with different challenges to cater to more experienced players. The game offers different tools and skills to help you navigate the world and despite the more linear objectives there are lots of different ways to get from one place to...

2014's Styx: Master of Shadows was a surprise gem for me, despite how rough it was. Rooted in the ethos of '90s-era stealth while contemporaries in the genre were moving to a more adaptive approach, it was a third-person game centered around a misanthropic goblin that had to stab, leap and puke his...

Playing an old-school stealth game in 2017

Clumsy controls and counterintuitive UI

Great purchase arrived soon and just as described, no problem