Kepler438b 最近的评测

You have to pay unreasonable amounts of money to collect more cars and it gets really boring not getting anything new for hours.

I got this game for free from a friend a few years back, it's very addicting in the best way possible. Micro-transactions are minimal and despite having a simplistic poly art-style, it's well polished and feels great to look at. As for difficulty, this game can really go from 0% to 110% whenever you wish. I'd highly recommend it to just about anyone.

Before getting onto categorical rankings, here's a quick note;
I don't give 10/10 rankings very often, if you see a 10 that means it's absolutely deserving of being called perfect.

Individual categorical rankings (sorted alphabetically):

[Ages]: 13+, this game is playable for just about any age group depending on the selected difficulty. While I do think someone under 13 could manage the gameplay, there is some profane language and alcohol.

[Audio]: 9.0/10, The sound design is amazing, though I would like a few more soundtracks.

[Balancing]: 8.5/10, this game features "overclocks" and "perks" to fine-tune your playstyle. Some overclocks are incredibly strong, while others offer minimal improvement. Though, I wouldn't say any of them simply make a weapon worse. As for perks, the system is a bit of a mess. There's a well-defined meta and most of them aren't very useful or interesting.

[Bosses]: 8.5/10, there aren't a crazy amount, but the ones which do exist are all very fun and unique.

[Bugs]: 1.5/10, there aren't many and the ones which do exist aren't very game-breaking.

[Challenges]: 8.5/10, there are many weekly challenges by default. And within seasons there are daily challenges to level in a battlepass.

[Classes]: 9.0/10, while there are only 4 classes, they all have variety within themselves, and synergize wonderfully together. Even with multiple people running the same class.

[Collecting]: 8.5/10, there are a great deal of cosmetics, skins and overclocks to collect. You will easily reach over a thousand hours in-game trying to get them all.

[Community]: 9.5/10, the community is nearly flawless, in all my time playing I've only had one negative experience with another player.

[Crafting]: 2.5/10, while there is crafting, it's not complex or interesting and there is no risk of failure. (Not necessarily a bad thing).

[Cutscenes]: N/A, unless you count loading screens in which case I'll give a 6.0/10.

[Dialogue]: 10/10, mission control and the characters are hilarious, you'll see what I mean.

[Difficulty]: 2.0 - 9.0/10, highly variable.

[Emotes]: 9.0/10, nothing quite like seeing a dwarf throwing it back at a bar.

[Exploration]: 2.5/10, very little exploring to be had.

[Gameplay]: 9.0/10, everything makes sense together and blends nicely. My only complaint is the perk system.

[Grind]: 6.0/10, grinding isn't overwhelming, though there are times it can get mildly frustrating gathering materials for high-end upgrades, overclocks, or certain cosmetics/skins.

[Hardware Requirements]: 3.0/10, this game can be ran comfortably on old and/or weak devices, albeit on lower settings.

[Internet Connection]: 9.0/10, not necessary, as the game can be played solo. In multiplayer, ping can be a huge pain. Overall, as long as you're not running dial-up internet, you should be fine.

[Inventory Management]: 9.0/10, nothing needs to be shuffled around as they're all stored independently of each other with very gracious caps on a few resources before needing to deposit. Resources are deposited at what is essentially a portable blackhole shaped and disguised as a robotic mule, or at a central point on a couple missions which also functions as a blackhole.

[Lore]: 5.5/10, there is some good quality lore, but not a significant amount.

[Micro-transactions]: 10/10, none which are gameplay significant. All DLCs are cosmetic and look phenomenal.

[Modding]: 8.5/10, I haven't played much modded myself, though from my friends and what I've seen online, it's a heavily moddable game. Modding is also officially supported, which is a big plus.

[Movement]: 9.5/10, there are many things which can affect your movement. Each of the 4 classes has their own movement tool alongside a pickaxe. Overclocks, perks, level modifiers, upgrades, and enemies can all benefit or impede upon your movement. My only complaint here is the base movement speed is slightly too slow for my liking.

[Multiplayer]: 10/10, the multiplayer system in this game is truly flawless.

[Playtime]: 9.5/10, there is no definitive end to this game, it could be played for many thousands of hours and still have something new to offer. Though it can feel slightly repetitive at times.

[PvE]: 9.0/10, it isn't perfect, but it's pretty close. My only complaint would be wanting slightly more enemy variety.

[PvP]: 4.0/10, while technically there isn't any, you are able to damage your teammates in some hilarious ways. You've gotta blow someone up with the Driller's C4 at least once.

[Solo]: 9.0/10, the game plays perfectly fine solo and you're even given a small flying robot called Bosco. He's quite handy for gathering but nearly useless for defeating monsters in mid-high difficulties. Playing with others is not necessary by any means, though to me solo play has always felt like it's missing something I can't explain.

[Storage Space]: 2.5/10, currently only takes up 3.6GB on my system, though this can vary ever so slightly via purchasing DLCs.

[Story]: 2.5/10, the tutorial is the only thing which could really be considered a storyline, and it is quite short.

[Uniqueness]: 10/10, I've never played or seen another game like it.

[Updates]: 8.0/10, they're pretty significant and have a decent amount to offer. Despite updates not being frequent, they happen more than often enough to prevent boredom.

[Value]: 9.5/10, it's definitely worth the price, even the DLCs. The game and DLCs are also frequently on sale for ~50% or more off, with there being 9 sales in the past year alone. (as of the time of this review)

[Wiki Usage]: 2.5/10, unless you're really into min-maxxing or are primarily focused on high difficulties, the wiki is not necessary whatsoever.

[World]: 7.0/10, maps are procedurally generated but not large by any means.

TL;DR: this game is amazing and easily fetches a top 25 games of all-time from me. Overall I'd give it a 9.2/10 and I'd strongly recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind some poly graphics.

If anyone wants to use this "template," feel free to do so. This took me a long time to make and with it being my first review using it, feel free to leave suggestions and/or corrections. I'm sure I made at least one mistake.

Rock and Stone!

Negative points:
- Pay to progress unless you have access to the uranium leagues in CW
- The worst servers I've ever experienced in a multiplayer game (they have since improved)
- By farming in the game it'll take around 2000 hours or sometimes more to get a single relic and with buying packs its anywhere from ~125 USD to ~350 USD if you buy the less valuable packs
- GMs mute without warning all the time, I don't think they have to, but it can get annoying when you don't even know what you did wrong.
- Player experience is fun for the first 100-200 hours, but after that it kinda starts to feel like a chore because of how long it takes to get stuff
- The awakening mode/tutorial/campaign is a really nice idea, but it hasn't been updated in a long time which is kinda disappointing and the reward is completely useless the moment you unlock pvp
- Invisible walls and lowering the height ceilings is extremely annoying when you're trying to fly around and have fun with your friends in bedlam or a custom battle.
- Mechanical legs desperately need to be made better cause they are such an awesome idea. It's unfortunately completely outclassed by hovers in almost every situation. New perks maybe?
- Maybe it's just me, but the cost for fusing items is absolutely insane for a measly 10% higher performance.
Edit: - The only viable playstyle currently is hovers, they outclass everything with few exceptions in specific scenarios and tracks are near useless.
Edit: - The price of Battlepasses has recently increased if you want to get all the way through it, and the Mini Battlepasses cost the same amount of money as a typical season pass now.

Positive points:
- The graphics and artwork is absolutely stunning and I love the models for almost every part in the game
- Matches are pretty fast, generally only a couple minutes
- Sound quality is great, I don't think it could be much better
- Addicting. Could be good or bad. As I'm sure my review shows I have around 3,740 hours at the time of writing this (Closer to 4800 at the time I'm editing this).
- Interesting lore behind the game, very well written
- Guns, lots and lots of guns
- Unique items and beautiful maps if you have good enough graphics

I'd give this game a 2/10 for being playable (if the servers were better maybe a 4/10), 10/10 for artwork and graphics, 10/10 for sounds, 6/10 for balancing, 6/10 for how creative you can be with your builds while still maintaining functionality, 8/10 for new player experience, 1/10 for lategame experience, and a 2/10 for game moderation. (I've seen people spam the n word in general chat for up to half an hour on a few occasions without being muted and I've seen the opposite where someone seemingly did nothing wrong and was muted almost immediately). And finally for the most important scoring category, a 4/10 for gameplay.

Overall I'd say this game gets a 4/10 from me. But good job on the sounds and art design.

Edit: I have since quit the game at the time of this edit (August 19th, 2023)
I may come back to this game if they fix it up, but the most recent updates suck.

Probably better than Minecraft. I have played both games for years now. also the 1.4 update is amazing.