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Eresys is a co-op horror game inspired from the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Teamwork is a key as players take on the roles of four cultists and face the terrifying entities together. Dynamic AI mechanics and unique enemies, Eresys promises to deliver a thrilling and spine-chilling gaming experience.
Eresys is a action, horror and online co-op game
developed by Ares Dragonis
and published by Dragonis Games.
Released on December 18th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, Spanish - Spain, German, Simplified Chinese, French, Japanese, Italian, Greek, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil and Hungarian.
It has received 439 reviews of which 286 were positive and 153 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.3 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 8.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: 64-bit Windows 7
- Processor: intel core i5 4400 / AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB
- Storage: 15 GB available space
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Man, I just love a Lovecraftian horor. This game has that theme. It’s cooperative survival, where you need to do certain things on each map to finish your mission. There are three maps (in this time). Everyone of them is unique. The design is fabulous, the graphics could be better and any interesting soundtrack would help this game a lot. Now, the most complicated part. Gameplay. It has many good sides that work. The problem is that there is not that many things you can do. Game for that price feels a little over the edge. If they add some new mechanic, new enemy and/or map, then it would be a worth of it. Gameplay: 3/5 Story: 2/5 Design: 5/5 Graphics: 4/5 Soundtrack: 1/5 Rating: 6/10
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Would I recommend this game? Lower your expectations and treat this as a game you could play once or twice with the same group of friends. If you have the money and friends to play with and not many other games you could play together, why not. I will just list things you could keep in mind if you consider playing this game. 1. It can be a pain to join friends, + the game has connectivity issues. The in-game joining feature (the menu that should show your friends' lobbies) can be buggy at this time. My friends claim they saw my lobby in their menu when I hosted it, but I had never seen any lobbies listed when they hosted it themselves. -> Instead of relying on the in-game joining feature, we worked around this by joining through the Steam friends list (invites work, too) + At the beginning of each session, anyone other than the host has a CHANCE to disconnect. It is possible to re-join soon after the game loads (Not sure how much time you have). If you can't join back through your Steam friends list quickly enough, you'll have to ask your friend to re-host their lobby :( 2. You CAN ignore the in-game guide. But you'll go back to reading it. Probably... The game can be confusing at times without the guide. You are free to try to figure out what to do while you're playing, but doing so will make the game challenging. If you want to avoid reading the guide at the beginning of the game, don't worry; you can access it anytime in your menu. This may be an okay tip: Sometimes, you'll sit in a building and wait for the creatures to go somewhere away from the general area. I used that time to banter with friends while reading the guide whenever we felt we didn't know what we were doing. We didn't prep before any missions but learned more about the game and mission as we progressed through them. It was doable and made it more enjoyable for us this way. 3. The game has its moments I'm not talking about the story; I'm talking about scary and funny moments. Just banter and have fun with friends. You'll be able to find out what I'm talking about while doing just that. 4. Localization is still in progress My friends and I are Japanese, and we enjoyed the hilarious localization errors while playing in Japanese. My favorite was in the quit menu 「本気にやめる気」(I seriously want to quit) Add a question mark at the end, and it would be ([Intimidating] You seriously want to quit?) lmao Jokes aside, they do have a Google form where you can help them point out these localization errors. I pointed out some they could fix, but I wish they could keep that one... Help them out if you've got the time! TL: DR Lower your expectations and bring your friends along! You'll probably only play it once or twice with the same group of friends, but it might be a pleasantly scary and fun experience. You can refer to some of the things I mentioned about issues (like connection-related stuff) and not have to figure out how to work around them during gameplay. If you read this and think, "Oh, this doesn't sound too bad," I'd say it's a game you can give it a try.
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If you are into Lovecraft I would highly recommend getting this when its on sale, it plays a bit like Alien Isolation if you are playing solo which is perfectly viable, or more like Lethal Company if you play with up to 4 people co-op. This is by the same developer who did The Shore, which I also highly recommend but that Is more of a relaxing walking simulator type puzzle game compared to this much more harrowing ordeal. What is actually in this game is 3 missions, Curse of Innsmouth which is a good introduction to the game mechanics and can be completed quite quickly, Sentinel Island which is the meat and potatoes of the game as its huge, has 2 ways to complete it and has 4 other very well done sub missions to find and complete, just make sure to pick up the map at the start ! And the final mission is the Abyssal Temple which is quite challenging and will be the final test of your cultist skills. There is also two difficulty levels for masochists who want to try the missions again on mad man mode, item locations and types are also randomised which can lead to a few variations on how to progress the missions. You also get character customisation with unlockables, a Library at the cult headquarters to display all the artifacts you find on missions and a very well done tutorial. There is also an interesting mechanic for reviving yourself or your fellow cultists which involves parasites and decapitated heads which helps to alleviate the frustration of what can be a challenging experience when facing all those eldritch abominations. As with The Shore the game really shines with its Lovecraftian visuals, themes and atmosphere which are very well done especially the many unexpected jump scares , I had no crashes or bugs and it took me about 10 hours to finish the 3 mission solo and was overall impressed with the general state of the game for an early access title. It would be great to see more missions added especially if they were based on some more of Lovecrafts works but even as it is now its good value when on sale. Surprisingly I also found it quite easy to join other games for co-op but every time I did they were all Chinese players, not sure what HP Lovecraft would think of that.
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I enjoyed this game, honestly. I did take note of the complaints before going into it, but having run through it all myself, I didn't have nearly as much bother. The screen effect doesn't last long if you don't put your cursor on the monster, and you can run from it and get out of the effect range if it aggros. And as someone with severe motion sickness, I wasn't half as bothered by this as say Overwatch. I loved the maps too, myself. Even Sentinel- which is a large map yes, but I didn't find it 'empty' at all. Having open space that wasn't clustered every 5 feet with items meant that it's a map I can spend time on either myself or with friends and didn't end in 10mins. The game gives you a map too, to map out. And while you can't see yourself on it, it definitely let you know that you weren't walking 30 miles to get to an important point. As a lore junkie too, I loved the library where you could find items/scrolls/etc. in the maps to fill out the empty shelves. I loved the way they did the tutorial area- short, easy, quick to understand. No bugs or glitches in the game I could personally find, myself. The voice acting was cool, and the entire setup for your hub, the maps, etc. was really well done for being an almost completely unknown game. tl;dr Goddamn good game. Also good with friends.
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A really neat game that I never heard of until the announcement of Necrophosis. It's got all the Lovecraft classics and some decent scares. Had me saying "What the fuck is that?" a few times but as indescribable horrors go 'squiggly critter' did the job, but not justice. And honestly, I really dig the vibe of the cult, very chill. My one complaint is that the lore pages you find scattered around have so much text squished onto them that I actually cant make out what they say and that the verbosity is over the top. Next time please condense it down to a paragraph with a font size big enough to read.
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Eresys is currently priced at 8.79€ on Steam.
Eresys is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 8.79€ on Steam.
Eresys received 286 positive votes out of a total of 439 achieving a rating of 6.27.
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Eresys was developed by Ares Dragonis and published by Dragonis Games.
Eresys is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Eresys is not playable on MacOS.
Eresys is not playable on Linux.
Eresys offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Eresys includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Eresys does not currently offer any DLC.
Eresys does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Eresys does not support Steam Remote Play.
Eresys is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Ares Dragonis
Publisher
Dragonis Games
Release
18 Dec 2023
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