Capolan 最近的评测

I'm really enjoying this game, and FOR ME - it's been well worth what I've paid. Yet, I don't know if I can recommend this game without talking to the person I'm recommending it to. This game isn't for everyone. Lets start with some basics. The port of this game is incredibly well done. AAA game companies should take notes. It's smooth, and gorgeous. On a ultrawide monitor with settings turned up, it's incredibly immersive.

Its social component is very clever - other players structures and imprints on the world, show up in your world. You don't see other players, but you see what they've left behind. A well placed rope or ladder to help you on your way, or some critical supplies dropped exactly where you're going to need them - are all things you'll experience from other players. The "Currency" of the game is "likes" -- more likes you have the more xp and advancing you'll do.

So, lets boil this down to it's simplist roots. You are a delivery man in a very green post apocolyptic type world. You are asked to deliver packages to outposts and other cities AND since you're there, connect those cities up to the network. That is a massive oversimplification, but at the root of it...yep. You are "special" in that you don't die you get to come back to life over and over, and so your skills are valuable in this very deadly world. You have a baby in a pod strapped to your chest, because the baby is a bridge between the world of the dead and the world of the living. With that baby - your sensors can see the "ghosts". which if they catch you, will drag you down into their world (aka you die) and worse, your packages go everywhere and you have to go scoop them all up again.

The game goes from serene with these huge vistas accompnaied by this very melodic pop music (courtesy of sony), to instantly incredibly tense because you're surrounded by the dead, and then back to melodic. your baby goes from happy, to crying and scared, to happy again.

The grind...is the game. and the game isn't about destinations, it's entirely about the journey. If you've ever gotten into an open world game and didn't do any of the objectives but instead just ran around looking at things and exploring - you may love this game. If you like weird anime-like story telling, you'll like this game. If you want combat...well, the worst part of the game is when you have to do combat - so you probably won't like this.

So far....I love the game, but my recommendation is entirely based on WHO it's going to - possibly more so than any other game I've ever played.