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DARK STAR / Oct 22, 2018 / Action, Indie
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CompareSinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a boss battler action-RPG. Face eight abhorrent bosses, the first seven each based on one of the sins. Before each epic clash, you must sacrifice a stat and level down to enter combat. Each fight will be tougher than the last as you wage war against sin itself.
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61% positive, 308 reviews
no i-frames? why add a roll if you get sniped out of it? - keep the roll/make it well times why add multi-hit attacks for that reason? - take away multi-hit/ balance damage most enemy attacks knocks you to the ground? - add tech to get off the ground faster or i-frame shield should reduce damage and chip stamina / not both at the same time being hit on the ground with no tech/skill to recover? - add a tech so it...
2 found this helpful, 2026-08-28
Peak game, can see inspiration from a couple bosses in other soulslikes, and I see what people are saying about how the clunky movement, it jst takes getting used to. Took me 10 hours to 100% and you gain around 60-75% of the achievments by just beating the game. There is a feature similar to sekiro and hollow knight where you can go back and fight bosses again. All the boss ideas were really cool to me and the idea...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-21
A neat little boss rush game, though it gets a little too hard and frustrating at times. Chanel is BY FAR the absolute worst and most unfair boss I've ever had to deal with in ANY souls-like game. What a *****. Whoever came up with that stupid frozen mechanic, which occurs after only 2-3 hits, leaving you completely vulnerable and immovable for like 10 seconds, while she continues attacking you, with each of her...
2 found this helpful, 2026-08-06
SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption is an action RPG that distinguishes itself from the crowded Soulslike genre by introducing a mechanic that completely changes the traditional sense of progression. Developed by DARK STAR and published by Neon Doctrine and Raw Fury, the game challenges players to embrace weakness rather than pursue constant growth. Instead of becoming stronger after every victory, players willingly...
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-10
WTF
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-19
this is on of those games i wish steam had a middle of the road rating for. but because i don't think i would want to play this again, i put it bad. i am not a huge fan of boss rush games. i think they are more annoying than anything. the game looks fine, while bosses are unique, everything is graphically enough to get the job done. music is okay, it is enough to at least make each boss...
2 found this helpful, 2026-06-03
I especially enjoyed it in terms of difficulty; it came up with an idea about all the previous games.
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-09
Good game but can be a bit frustrating!
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-01
This is my first time reviewing a game, so here goes nothing... tl;dr Sinner is a good game, and if you enjoy the combat in souls-like games you should definitely get it. If you're more of an explorer type of player, who likes getting off-track to find secrets, getting new gears and put points into characteristics, you won't find any of that in Sinner, so you might wanna skip this one. Sinner: Sacrifice for...
217 found this helpful, 2019-02-20
I really wanted to like this game, but after putting my dues in and beating 5 of the game's 9 bosses (including the hidden one) I just can't say I'm enjoying myself. On the positive side, Sinner has good visuals and a unique premise. Unfortunately, that's about where the good ends. The experience overall is quite a negative one. The game is sluggish, to the point that even your sprint feels slow. Added on to this is...
195 found this helpful, 2019-08-28