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Is Quasimorph worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Turn-based RPG players who want missions built around corporate contracts rather than open-universe exploration
- Roguelike fans who are willing to risk carried equipment when a mercenary dies
- Players who enjoy preparing a mercenary team with weapons, armor, gadgets, and body modifications
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for low-risk missions, since a mercenary's death means losing everything brought on that contract
- Players who prefer a fixed roster, since the game uses replaceable clones and allows mercenaries to die
- Players seeking an open-universe RPG centered on mining, trading, and empire-building
Our take on Quasimorph
The clone system makes repeated attempts possible, but it puts carried equipment at risk on every contract. That trade-off favors careful preparation and makes a failed mission costly rather than a simple reset.
What is Quasimorph?
Quasimorph is a turn-based cyberpunk RPG about running a private military company in a future where space has been privatized.
Take corporate contracts, send mercenaries to explore planetary bases, laboratories, and wrecked starships, and recover resources and technology to improve a flagship. Successful missions let the company keep what it extracts; if a mercenary dies, the gear brought on the mission is lost. A new clone can be printed for another attempt.
Mercenaries can be outfitted with cybernetic implants and body modifications, while weapons, armor, gadgets, classes, and individual mercenaries offer ways to vary preparations. Missions involve managing ammunition and maintaining equipment while facing hostile forces and supernatural corruption. The story concerns a threat to life and the disturbing actions of humanity in space.
How Quasimorph plays
- 01Contract missions
- Completing a mission allows the company to retain the items extracted during it.
- 02Clone replacement
- A dead mercenary can be replaced with a newly printed one for another contract attempt.
- 03Mercenary modifications
- Cybernetic implants and body changes can alter how mercenaries are equipped.
- 04Flagship upgrades
- Recovered materials and technology can be used to improve the company's ship.
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Quasimorph: platforms & release
Is Quasimorph worth it?
It is worth it if: turn-based RPG players who want missions built around corporate contracts rather than open-universe exploration. Skip it if: players looking for low-risk missions, since a mercenary's death means losing everything brought on that contract.
Where can I download Quasimorph?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Quasimorph's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Quasimorph on?
Windows only.
