Dread Nautical

This is a turn-based role-playing game set on a cruise ship disappearing into the realm of Dread. It turns into a 20-level maze. Everyone lost to the maze will reappear the next day, never knowing what happened. Everyone but you. Finding yourself at a safe place every morning, you retain your memories and items*. So, you begin your quest to understand what happened (IS happening)—and stop it. There are others trapped aboard the ship: bright and peculiar personalities. If you guess their agenda while chatting, you have a chance to convince them to join you. The agenda is not always straightforward: ex., some despise flattery or personal questions. Once they join, you can take them along to clear ship decks, one by one. You can lead up to 2 other members, and the party is fully controllable. You are the key character, and with your death everything and everyone gets lost (we're not playing on 'Easy', are we?). It is very weapon-centric; there's only 1 non-weapon slot, it may have either an enhancing accessory or some armour. The item system has rarity, like in Diablo. There are immunities and resistances to weapon types (may become curious tow. endgame; like, "immune to everything from the front"), so having a diverse array of adequately powered weapons is the key. Pros: — Hardcore and definitely not easy; — Interesting resource management. You want healing? Repair a weapon or armour? Level up? Pay up! — The tactical situation has enough complications to be interesting. Gradually throws in new mechanics and enemies, giving a different feeling; — Fun weapons, mysterious story, creepy monsters, serene music and the perpetual storm contribute to the atmosphere. Cons: — Interface problems. 'Esc' not working as expected. Easy to miscast a weapon or a skill; — Monster tactics are somewhat primitive; — The Russian translation is horrid and can't be switched off; Recommended to: turn-based RPG lovers; Not recommended to: guns-blazing fast-action fans. There is none here.