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2014 PCPlayStationXbox −90 % 19.99 € 1.99 € 👍 83 % Very positive, 10,590 reviews on Steam

As a sarcastic goblin assassin you sneak, climb and kill your way through a huge tower filled with humans and elves. Vertical levels, abilities like invisibility and cloning, and the freedom to choose stealth or lethal takedowns define the experience.

What defines Styx: Master of Shadows:

  • Fantasy setting
  • Tactical depth
  • Lots to discover
  • Lots of humour

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