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C'est une sorte de... ou une espèce de... quoi déjà ? un jeu d'aventure et de survie ? ou plutôt une horreur de sous-jeu bricolé par desC'est une sorte de... ou une espèce de... quoi déjà ? un jeu d'aventure et de survie ? ou plutôt une horreur de sous-jeu bricolé par des stagiaires, en fait. En 256 couleurs et en 3D isométrique (vraie fausse 3D) avec des **** bonhommes niais et des petites bonnes femmes niaises, personnages disproportionnés mais sous un air sombre de monde post-apo boulotté à la va-vite auquel on ne croit pas une seconde, la faute à ces graphismes de maisons de poupées...On a de toute manière rarement vu aussi vilain, aussi laid... et avec le mauvais goût qui suinte de partout... mais comment font-ils ? ah je sais, ils ne font pas : ce sont des stagiaires, des incompétents, des blaireaux, des incapables, des profiteurs. Et des branleurs. Et des bricoleurs qui bricolent leur merde en espérant que "ça" va se vendre ?!...Et puis quoi encore ?... et la marmotte, elle emballe ses étrons et elle chie du chocolat ? cet étron indé est une flatulence qu'on offre volontiers en sacrifice au trône, comme dans la célèbre série bien connue et bien nulle à chier : la guerre du trône...

Solar Sails’ debut captivates mainly with its atmosphere and graphic style – similar to the most interesting works of Zoink! and Image & Form. And that is why, despite some of its shortcomings, I ultimately spent three pleasant evenings with it.

There are good ideas here, but I wouldn’t say the game is worth playing. Even if you are a survival game nut or seriously invested in long, drawn out stories, I’d probably recommend against grabbing this one.

While I felt the beginning of the game struggled to keep my attention, I really enjoyed the rest of it. However, there are several things I think could really help improve the experience. I didn’t particularly like the character design but did have a great time surviving. The excellent fast travel and saving system made death not so crushing. At times the pacing was a little awkward and I cared little about any of the characters, however, I believe overall it was a better-than-average survival game.

If you can get past the fact that you need to craft rather than combat your way to the finish line, Smoke and Sacrifice is a pleasant experience that will keep you occupied for 15-20 hours.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a surprisingly complete game. It offers a ton of crafting options and challenges you on every step you take. The story is interesting and plays out in a wonderful hand drawn world. It is not perfect, but definitely worth your time.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a good addition to the survival genre, from its compelling storyline to its amazing design that engrosses you in a bleak world run over by monsters. The only thing Smoke and Sacrifice seems to falter in is its clunky and outdated combat and daunting crafting system. A beautiful aspect that distinguishes the game from other survival games is the narrative that focuses on motherhood. If you like titles such as Don’t Starve, then this is a decent alternative.

I really enjoyed what the story brought to the table because it had a range of different emotions present and it remained interestingI really enjoyed what the story brought to the table because it had a range of different emotions present and it remained interesting throughout. The presentation side of the game ticked a number of different boxes for me and I thoroughly enjoyed both the visuals and sound design. There’s a decent amount of variety present in the crafting elements in the game which meant crafting very rarely became boring.Exploration in the game always felt rewarding and I think that was mainly down to the amount of freedom that was given to me when exploring. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of depth the combat had and learning new skills along the way kept things fresh and interesting for longer. While the game does get easier over time it is rather difficult at the beginning which does cause you to experience a few frustrating moments at times. You’re required to do quite a bit of backtracking which can make traversing a little tedious from time to time. Overall, Smoke and Sacrifice was a game that I already knew quite a bit about because I had already experienced some of the game on my PC. That being said I still didn’t know about the game fully so I was pleased to learn that it was making its way to the Xbox One and the parts I didn’t know about didn’t disappoint. Certainly one thing that didn’t disappoint was the story and to say it remained charming and interesting throughout my time with the game would be a massive understatement. The gameplay has also been done extremely well with the crafting and combat mechanics combining together flawlessly for the most part. Speaking about the combat I must admit that I didn’t expect it to have as much depth as it had and the different skills you could obtain did make me relieved a little. The reason why they made me relieved is because the game can be quite unforgiving and a little frustrating at the start so the new skills did ease my frustration when it came to the difficulty and backtracking that’s required. Thankfully though these are the game’s only problems and everything else has pretty much been done to perfection. At the end of the day then recommending Smoke and Sacrifice to you is very easy to do and if you enjoy a good RPG that features a few unique inclusions dotted around then without a doubt you’ll fully enjoy what this game has to offer. Thumbs up!

The story and narrative is strong, dark and very well told, while the world is fascinating. Making your way through it can be a bit unwieldy at times, but for those who are looking for a well crafted RPG that tries something different then look no further than Smoke and Sacrifice.

Nightmarishly repetitive and unbalanced. Run through a plain map and kill the same two enemies a hundred times, and you're off to the nextNightmarishly repetitive and unbalanced. Run through a plain map and kill the same two enemies a hundred times, and you're off to the next plain map with two different enemy types. The enemies drop materials, for which you have to constantly make room in your inventory, even though almost all of them are useless - but you don't know which. The interesting, but ultimately unpleasant artwork fits the gaming experience.

The title is, in fact, a more than discrete but a little too simple survival that, unfortunately, stumbles on a decidedly elementary control system and on a basic repetitiveness in the crafting and exploratory mechanics that, in the long run, can bore.

It’s a shame that such lovely art is paired with monotonous environments, a rudimentary story, and subpar combat and crafting elements. My advice? Smoke something else.

Immersive, involving, disturbing but also beautiful, Smoke and Sacrifice puts the player in a world where RPG and survival horror elements come into play in an effort that will allow the exploration of an immense world and which will keep players mired in its adventure for long, enjoyable hours.

Despite some of the aggravations, Smoke and Sacrifice is a fascinating entry into the Switch lineup, and is worth a look for players pining for a crafting-based action RPG on that system.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a discreetly crafted survival-game, absolutely canonical in gameplay, enhanced by an intriguing storyline.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a game that's worth your time and money. There's a lot of game here, and a lot of replayability, though the narrative loses its surprises after the first run. At the budget price of $25 USD, it's hard not to say yes to Smoke and Sacrifice. Some better choices could have been made with the UI and the save system, but overall SnS is just as good a survival RPG as Don't Starve, with a far more serious tone and story.

A dark and twisted fantasy RPG which uses elements of survival games to great effect, Smoke and Sacrifice is a beautiful piece of indie software. Tonally and physically challenging, the artistry on display sets it apart from its peers, creating a foreboding world that’s well worth being drawn into.