8BitsofVelvet 最近的评测

When I was first approached about this game, in my mind I told myself "it's a relaxing art game, something to easily play on a slow Sunday morning, just trace the lines", but I was told that it was more difficult than it looks. How could it be? You're just tracing lines!... I ate my words. This game is brilliant. I never been so frustrated at a rotating windmill before in my life but I LOVE IT! The unique challenge provided along with a steep serving of patience on a platter, Live Art will make your pull your hair out just to draw a cute little sailboat. My subs seemed to thoroughly enjoy watching me fail to draw a straight line over and over again as well, which is always a plus for streamers, haha! I do wish the Achievements gave a bit more information on how to earn them (just in general, you do kind of figure it out as you go) but other than that, it's such a fun little game. Exceeded my expectations by a long shot. Absolutely no regrets giving this game a chance. Can't wait to see others play it!

I didn’t think I was going to like this game as much as I did, admittedly. The concept is simple enough, just point your power washer and clean away. Going on 50 hours play time later, multiple project replays, challenges complete, and even a clean Mars Rover, this game ended up being an unexpectedly therapeutic experience. It’s so easy to just get lost for hours as you hunt down every nook and cranny just to blast it away, cleaning a shiny and clean finish behind. Even though the game is still in Early Access, it’s still well put together enough for you to get the relaxing experience it has intended. Whether you have 10 minutes or 2 hours to spare, PWS allows you to pick up and go from any place you leave off. My only complaint is that there is no in-game music, but been able to choose your own jams to listen to (or shows to binge =p) just adds to the experience. I can’t wait to see what else they come up with. Must clean more things!!

As a big fan of simulators (especially building-type simulators), I was excited to check this game out from the second it popped up on my gaming feed. It's still in Early Access so it's not quite complete, but you'll still be able to put in quite some time to getting your factory up to tip top shape.

PROS:
- Nothing really costs too much money, so as long as you keep your researchers busy learning new things, you can make a large factory/shops with ease.
- Once you craft something, it's yours forever. If you place it down, you can just pick it right back up.
- Everything is properly labeled and their descriptions make it very easy to figure out what they go to, or in the cats cases, what they want to purchase.
- Hoverboards!

CONS:
- Because it's in early access, there's still about half of the research tree unopened, but there's still plenty to build with what is available.
- The movement speed is a tad slow until you get the Hoverboard, then it's just zip zip zip.
- The Researchers were made to be a big part of this game, but personally I didn't see a need for them, so not sure if there was a disconnect or if I just missed something ><

This game works in a casual progression mode. Your factory/stores will start of small and as you unlock more nifty tools and modules to use, you'll find yourself spending hours replacing the old with the new (which is great thing in games like this). Seeing your factory/stores grow from small to extravagant is a great feeling. There was one point where 6 hours had passed and I didn't even realize it, lol. The map isn't too big, but there's still plenty of room to create a LOT. Being able to terraform as well only adds to the possibilities as you can just cover up the water and continue building on land.

Overall, it's a casual game that offers a stress-free experience. If you're looking for something that you can just pop some headphones on and relax to, this'll do it. If you're looking to build the biggest and best from the get-go, the game does offer a free-for-all mode, but the natural campaign progression is quite rewarding, so definitely recommend at least playing that mode to start. The trial-and-error aspect will vary with each player as you learn how to actually play the game and what you are/aren't allowed to do, but at no point was I overwhelmed or lost. There were a few times where I found myself waiting about as a research project finished up, but even that time was broken up by checking on my farms and making sure my stores were in working order.

I'm quite excited to see where this one goes. For being in early access/no fully complete, I still found it to be a rather enjoyable experience.

I can't believe this game is only $2. If you're for a relaxing city building simulator that doesn't stress you out and gives you pretty much free reign to do as you please, you need to check out this game. Other similar titles tend to throw everything your way and remind you constantly about your budget (or lack thereof), but in Polyville Canyon, you're able to not only make money fast and easy, but everything you could possibly need to buy is within an affordable range that won't have you stressing over picking one monument over another. You can have your cake AND eat it. If you don't like where you've placed something, you can just move it. A feature that is a God send in games like this. You can build, rearrange, destroy, build again, all while completing far from difficult quests given to you by your neighbors. The only negative thing I can say about those quests is sometimes the reward is a little lacking for the objectives that require you to buy a multi-thousand dollar building. Spending $20,000 for a $500 reward is different, but again, making money in this game is super easy, so it's hardly an issue.

The game is incredibly user friendly, the music is easy to build to, and the game itself is very easy to pick up and play, even if you only have a few minutes to spare. I'll repeat it again, but I'm honestly amazed this game is only $2. It is definitely worth checking out.

After waiting patiently for this game to release, I can firmly say the end product being so much more than I expected. The game plays on some very intense situations as you join Gitta on her downward spiral into addiction. You're placed in scenarios where bad decisions can cost you your sanity and really throws out the question of how far are you willing to go for your next fix. One thing I absolutely loved about this game is that you can choose to not partake in Gitta's vices, but will equally struggle with getting by. Indulging in her addiction will lead you down a broken path, but choosing to stay sober will give you a chance to experience the mind-numbing struggle of *needing* to take one more hit, but refusing to do so. That is really well done in this game.

The game itself plays along to a metal/goth rock album that steals the show more times than not, especially when the characters in the scene not only acknowledge the music and lyrics, but actively respond and take part in performing them. This can start to dull out a little bit if you intend on replaying the game multiple times, but even after listening to the same songs 6-7+ times, they're still a welcomed change to the normal ambient music you find in most story-driven games like this.

As far the gameplay and decision making goes, I gotta say it's really well done. The game is full of quick moving QTEs that you'll need to perform, but unlike other games, if you fail these QTEs, the story will change. You have the opportunity to visit new cutscenes and areas depending on how well (or not well) you do with the QTEs (save for any "minigame" related ones). All of these areas are related to some form of collectible, be it a story item or a CD, so you really want to take your time and visit every branching path available in the game if you're going for all of the achievements. Be warned about those achievements, though, as some of those CDs are quite hard to find.

The voice acting in this game is absolutely phenomenal and really sets the tone for the ever-changing plot line that dips and dives through intermingling character stories. The more you learn about Gitta, the more questionable her situation becomes, but you can either let it get to you and cower away, or stand up and fight your demons. The game itself is not too long (looking about an hour/hour and a half depending on how well you do on the QTEs), but it offers a lot of replayability if you're willing to take some chances with your decisions. Overall, this game is very much recommended. It's intense, it's easy to play, it forces to you make quick and sometimes brash decisions, and is all delivered in a well put together musical package that you'll be thinking about well after you're done playing.

While the actual straightforward path to complete the game is a bit short for an indie at this price, don’t let it fool you. There is so much more to see in this game. The game takes place in the woods (of course), which gives you plenty of exploration points. There are a lot of items you can interact with to learn more about the 4 main characters, but even outside of those, you are also almost guaranteed to run into a gorgeous vista. Even just the sun shining through the treetops created a view worth stopping for. There are plenty of opportunities to take some pretty great screenshots. I also thoroughly enjoyed the voice acting in this game. The characters were all easy to listen to as they told you their stories, it was nice. Whether you wait for a sale or not, I do recommend checking out this game when you get a chance.

As a big fan of hidden object games, I really wanted to check this one out and am quite glad to have done so. Being able to play around with the 3D environment and growing/shrinking everything possible added a unique element to the game that definitely had me stuck on a few levels, but in a good way. It’s not overly difficult, just tricky at some parts. Overall just a really relaxing little puzzler. Seeing that there is also a roadmap for future DLC packs is also a big plus. Quite excited to see where they take this!

Once you get the hang of the game, it’s going to be really easy to lose track of time while playing this. It’s such a simple concept that has been well executed and will have you saying “one more time” after each game. I’m quite anxious to see where they take this title. It has so much potential and is already loved in Early Access. Just really well done!

This game is absolutely delightful! With an easy sailing pace and a far from difficult gameplay experience, it’s a great game for both adults and kids looking for an enjoyable game to crank out over the weekend. If you’re an achievement hunter, you can expect far from a struggle to get your 100% since you can replay levels as you need to clean up anything you missed. The game is clean, well put together, and overall a humorous adventure that definitely is recommended!