Songs of Syx is still in development! It´s developed solely by Jake the Dondorian. Each of the links below will take you to pages to various individual subjects and topics about the game. This main page shall serve as the central hub from which one can explore Songs of Syx and the mechanisms behind its world. It's set in a low-fantasy world with graphics aimed at stimulating your imagination, with each update adding further immersion and realism. The mechanics are complex and true to life, where small events can spiral into the collapse of kingdoms. Songs of Syx is a fantasy city-builder where you start off as an insignificant colony and build, scheme, and fight your way towards a metropolis and empire. Wiki stats: There are currently 6 active editors (of 1,242 registered) are currently maintaining 208 articles, and are 717 images. Though the wiki is mostly updated now, it will take a bit of time to finish things. If you want to sign up, please contact us through Steam discussions or Discord. Notice: Signing up has been temporarily disabled. Please see this page to better understand page editing., and this page to discuss anything about this wiki.Īttention: We are currently dealing with heavy amounts of spambots, and signing up may be turned on and off to test any spam filters that might work. Main Site - Steam - YouTube - GOG - Discord - Reddit - Twitter - Roadmap - Mods 7/10 would recommend.Welcome to the Songs of Syx Official Wiki! Overall a really solid stealth-infiltration game. The dialogue writing is at times poor, at times good. The voice acting is a major weak point for the game, however, the voice acting itself isn't bad, rather there is a lack of voice direction (probably due to budgetary constraints). The soundtrack (by H-Pi) is sparse, but fittingly so, the gentle rasp of the viola gently mourning over the top of it feels just right. I played on normal difficulty and the game was neither too hard, nor too easy at any point other than the final boss.
The games difficulty has four levels: easy, medium, hard, and goblin. The controls are, once learnt, consistent, and the only time they falter or feel clunky is in a couple of the less well designed levels. The user interface is well thought out and never cluttered. The gameplay, while failing in level design at times, is overall solid and decently executed.
The story (which I shall not linger on for fear of spoiling it) is one of the most unique and interesting character origins I have ever seen or read.
So many games in recent years are incredibly corporate and stale, Styx MoS is not one of them.
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