Games like Quasimorph

Steam reviews

What players say

Most players recommend this brutal, hard roguelike extraction game for its gameplay loop and customisation, but its poor explanations and unforgiving difficulty put many people off.

Many players praise the gameplay loop of taking a squad-free mercenary into a mission, grabbing loot, and extracting, along with the deep weapon, implant and build options and the dark, metal soundtrack. Many also say the game is very hard and unforgiving, with deaths that feel sudden and luck-driven, especially in harder missions and later in the campaign. Some complain that the game barely explains its systems, such as difficulty ratings, faction growth, travel time and economy, so players must learn by dying. Some reviewers call out unbalanced enemies, particularly shock weapons and enemies with area damage. Several players point out that the settings can soften the difficulty, which many recommend. Recent reviews are more negative and mention bugs, save corruption and a growing grind for upgrades, while the older, most helpful reviews are warmer.

Who it suits

Players who enjoy hard, punishing roguelikes, tactical resource management and experimenting with builds, and who are willing to learn systems through trial and error.

Who should skip it

Players who want a casual experience, dislike sudden deaths and luck-heavy missions, or are put off by a lack of in-game explanation.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with hundreds of hours tend to praise the depth and customisation, while newer players more often complain about the lack of explanation and the harsh early difficulty.

Summarised by AI from 63 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 18, 2026.