Sumerian Six Reviews
Imitation is the foundation for something quite special.
A colorful, bizarre, uchronic stealth game where combining the formidable skills of the Enigma Squad in real time is more satisfying than operating from the shadows.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Daring missions with all odds stacked against us, that's the exciting essence of Sumerian Six. The deveolper Artificer is not quite yet at the level of quality Mimimi Games got us used to, but I can already see a lot of good in this game.
Review in Italian | Read full review
With some extremely highs, but also very lows, “Sumerian Six” carries on the spirit of the stealth genre left by Mimimi Productions. Although a bit too easy sometimes, it has enough charm and beautiful vistas for you to experiment with crazy tactics, and, of course, punch nazis.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Sumerian Six offers a solid tactical experience that stands out thanks to its intriguing combination of science, magic, and strategy. If you're a fan of stealth games, this title is an excellent addition to your library.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
"Artificer’s Sumerian Six is a standout in the strategy game genre, offering a challenging and unique experience with quirky characters and a storyline that blends history and folklore. While the game starts off tough and requires players to master the basics and adjust keybindings, it soon allows for creative strategy through character abilities in real-time action, complemented by a planning function that could use some fine-tuning. The well-designed levels and optional challenges provide a detailed and customizable experience for players seeking varying levels of difficulty."
Review in Dutch | Read full review
Sumerian Six has some specific problems, but it is far from being a flawed project. The choice of locations and themes is very engaging and there is nothing better than having Nazis to be destroyed during the adventure. The lack of enemy diversity could be a problem, but for me, the more Nazis killed, the better. The combination of tactical combat with stealth elements reminiscent of the beloved Shadow Tactics is a great gameplay choice, and the direction that Artificer chose to make the player's life more difficult as their powers increase is the icing on the cake for a challenging and fun experience.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Sumerian Six is an excellent strategy stealth title with creative combat kits, a solid story, and excellent gameplay.
Sumerian Six will more than suffice in filling the tactics-shaped hole you may have in your heart. Though its story isn't all there and it's far from original, it's made up for with an electric cast with devastating and creative abilities. This sandbox nature of killing in inventive ways is only bolstered by intricate and smart level design that allows for many a cool Nazi-slaying moment. Artificer have pulled off the difficult mission of replicating the giants that came before them while showcasing enough of their own creative juices. Job well done.
While frayed on more than a couple edges, Sumerian Six still manages to deliver a brilliant strategy experience that nails that oh-so endangered feeling of micro-managerial mayhem.
Sumerian Six is immensely replayable, both as a whole game and individual levels. The game is not as an impeccable as the games it was so clearly inspired by, but it is very good at what it does. I did find Sumerian Six to be a little easy, even on its hardest skill setting. That said, this is a game that’s very approachable and accessible, and could be someone’s first game in the genre to acquainted. Artificer is keeping the real-time tactics genre alive with Sumerian Six, an enjoyable romp as it delves into the occult and science, and of course killing Nazi’s never gets old.