素晴らしいポッサム 最近的评测

It's almost okay for it's sale price ($4), but it's not finished at all. Controller support is not fully functional, English translation is quite poor and missing completely in many places, things that seem important for progression are not explained at all, and there are plenty of bugs that can break the game still...

Could have been pretty awesome if they had bothered to finish it, but that's not the case... :(

To the people complaining about not getting the skins, make sure "Show supporter pack" is checked in settings. They added that so if you don't want the weird skins but still want to support them more, you can.

Definitely not the most stable, and on the easier side, but still a lot of fun. I'd probably recommend waiting for a sale if you're able to wait.

I have very mixed feelings about this game, but since I love the concept and believe/hope it will improve a lot during EA, I'm going positive for now...

I'm having a few big problems with this. One of them is the massive map with all the persistent upgrades you can buy hidden around it, it seems awesome, but the way the enemies will constantly spawn/teleport right in front of you to completely block your path makes trying to explore it feel nigh impossible to me... Clearly I must be doing something wrong since plenty of others have been able to explore it thoroughly, but nothing I've tried has made any difference... Which I guess leads to the second issue, the gun building. It's once again an awesome idea, and it could very likely be a me problem, but nothing seems to actually work... In my playtime, I've beaten both final bosses only once, one of which was the "advanced" version, but it feels like it was complete luck... Every build I plan completely fails well before I can actually make any progress due to either not offering the options I need, or only being able to deal with a fraction of the enemies that spawn if you don't build it in a certain order, which makes it far more frustrating than fun, imo. There are apparently banish and reroll upgrades, but you'll need to quickly build powerful guns to be able to explore the far reaches of the map to find them, I suppose.
Lastly, I can't for the life of me figure out how to make healing useful at all. Most health regen upgrades give like 0.02 hp/second, meaning you'll only be regenerating less than 1% of your health every minute? So even if you pick every regen perk you're offered, it's unlikely you'd be able to regenerate half your health in the entire 24 minute run... I mean, maybe I'm misunderstanding how that stat works, but I've never been able to successfully obtain a useful or even noticeable amount of health regen so I doubt it...

Anyways, the devs do want to make it better, so I'm sure it will improve, but currently I think most other Survivor (or Vampire-lite, or whatever you call them) games are cheaper and more enjoyable. I wouldn't recommend paying $10 for this unless it gets some significant updates.

Update: So, many of the builds I had tried earlier that failed quickly in the Hive area (the second non-hard area) did last longer in the “hard” version of the first area, so some of those problems are just due to unclear scaling/enemy strength indicators. And some more updates have arrived to balance some more that I haven’t tried much yet.

It could possibly be that it just starts really slow and eventually gets enjoyable, but so far it just feels painful...

I thought it would be kind of like Reassembly mixed with the Survivors genre, but the Survivors aspects seem really weak so far, with level ups not being based on what you have unlocked and instead often giving only one choice because the other rolled items are still locked. Then there's so far no actual permanent upgrades, just unlocking access to things that already roll in level rewards...

It's also very difficult to tell the health of parts, though even if you could there's not really anything you can do because you can't outrun any enemies and any parts or weapons you get are usually destroyed before they can do anything?
It seems like it encourages you to start by mining asteroids, but if you do you still get surrounded by powerful enemies before you can do anything...

You might be able to unlock one new item every several runs, but it's also difficult to tell what (if anything) will actually be useful. Really wish unlocks were at least a bit faster to start, or easy difficulty would actually be easy enough to help you figure things out instead of still swarming you with enemies way faster than you can deal with them...

Hopefully soon it might feel like I'm actually making some form of progress.

Really poor-quality clicker game, wasn’t particularly good when it was paid, and they have since decided to forget trying to make a game worth buying, instead focusing completely on cramming as many different drops as possible into the game for people to sell on the market so they can earn money off of it…

I’ve been trying to figure out how you’re supposed to make progress to try and finish getting achievements, but there is no clear path to making any, aside from idling it for several hundred hours or something, which I’m not even fully sure would help… With Steam input you can essentially have an auto clicker to help fight raid bosses, but even with your main monster over level 1000, you can’t do anywhere near enough damage to even beat all the phase 1 bosses for some reason. Leveling up other monsters can extremely marginally increase your DPS, but that does nothing compared to clicking several times per second so I have no clue how you are meant to make progress…

You can have millions of gold later on, but no way to spend it because you need power shards and boss shards which drop so slowly your gold will always quickly surpass what you can spend, and boss souls to evolve your creatures seemingly take hours to even obtain one, when later monsters need 16 to ascend once… But one of the random “jobs” offers 35,000 gold for one of them, lol. So you can sell something that took an hour to get to get less than one enemies’ gold drop. XP
Not to mention the fact that a bunch of the in game upgrades, probably the only ones that might help, require in app purchases to obtain, and then there’s also lots of cosmetics they sell for real money.

Lastly, there’s tons of features and upgrades and such that are half-implemented or just say “coming soon”, but it seems like instead of actually focusing on any of them, they again would rather just crap out tons of cheap inventory drops constantly for people to sell and they can make money off of them, despite them being barely usable in game. As in, some of them can provide a minuscule increase to your DPS, by unlocking more monsters you can level up but can’t just get through gameplay, instead just needing you to leave it open for hours. Then most of the ones they add do absolutely nothing in game, just exist to sell or trade…

Also just noticed the Shared/Split Screen Co-op tag, which is a straight lie…

Overall, I’d definitely recommend avoiding since literally the only reason to “play” this is to sell inventory drops for a few cents to you, Valve, and these devs who don’t seem to want to put in the work to deserve it…

Simply amazing. If you've played any of the other Siralim games, you have an idea of what kind of play you'll see here, but it's been dialed up to EXTREME here. Improved in all aspects, there's likely to be a few things you miss from previous ones, but once you get into this, it just feels right, haha. So many monsters, so much you can do, so much fun to be had.
Really don't know why it took me this long to review it, since I've been loving it since Alpha, and though I haven't been playing it nearly enough lately, I really do need to come back and try out more of the new classes and such, might even find a new favorite (though I love Bloodmage so much I doubt I'll ever replace it...).

Just a quick review for now, but really I think it should be enough, haha. 100% worth it if you love building teams and endless power. ;)

SO MUCH FUN. I am always so excited whenever the new updates come so I have an excuse to hop back in and new things to hunt for. Local multiplayer is a lot of fun, but if you’re unlocked everything already, it’s not the best idea to use the most powerful characters together, frame rate may die… Another note is that even though the new engine improves performance on Steam Deck, one should take caution as stop much gold can still get it to a point where it’ll average 0 frames per second, at which point it’s quite difficult to finish, haha.

OG: Amazing game, especially for the price. I just finished unlocking all the content that WAS available, but it just received another update. But seriously, it's only like $0.06/hour (for me currently, still can play for a while though, haha) until release(?), but even with a price increase for it's full release, there's no way I can't recommend it.

The gameplay was kind of fun, but the writing was atrocious... The characters all lack any kind of vocabulary, which I might have excused for the villains (so maybe by extension, everyone...), but even then it is just sad. Not to mention the story doesn't actually go anywhere. In the course of the whole game you almost learn one thing about what's going on, but then the ending (or lack thereof) just made me more annoyed than anything else. I much preferred dying and it ending there when you are given the choice instead of continuing just to have a ton more random stuff suddenly being thrown in just so they could have a "cliffhanger"... Ugh, it annoys me just thinking about it...

Totally Accurate. Especially when controlling a unit and hiding where the others can’t reach you, lol.