Thanatos 最近的评测

Solid framework and fundamentals, but it lacks substance compared to EU4. There is very little variation in nations, whether it be with events, ideas, government mechanics, lack of missions, etc. Once you've played one nation in Germany, there is very little to convince you to come back as another. The UI is in sore need of a touch up. Some core mechanics are fairly bare bones and many bugs exist within the game. Despite this, I am still recommending because I see good things in the future for the game.

So, all in all, I'd advise any hesitant buyer to hold off and let the game develop at bit more flavour before getting it. Or, if you're a die hard fan, just get it and enjoy the ride.

Sidebar; I know expecting it to match up to EU4, with its plethora of DLC, may be considered an unfair comparison by some. It's a fair argument to say that EU5 at launch is a far better game than EU4 at launch, but I don't think it's improper to expect EU5 to be a complete, well-rounded, step up from it's predecessor at launch. Which it is not in many areas.

In the 70 hours since this game came out, I've spent 54 of them playing it. What else do you need to know? I mean, what does that say about this game, or my life for that matter? I'll let you decide.



All jokes aside, this game has some seriously good core mechanics that, when refined, will be sure to become the type of game that us gamers will be coming back to for years. However, it is *NOT* a Total War knock off, it is a city-builder at it's core with real-time strategy elements. So don't come into this expecting a grand strategy game.

But this is exactly the type of game all of us nerds have been waiting for. Sure, it's got it's issues, what EA game doesn't? Any issues will disappear in time, tackled by our talented and dedicated Dev, and a helpful community to help guide the game.

All in all, get the game, put in the work, learn the systems (or exploits), and maybe you too will beat the Baron within your first in-game year like me!

The Halo series is a timeless classic that has finally been brought to PC. So gather some friends and have a blast.

Games like EU4 don't really require a review. If you like alt history, world conquest, border gore, strategy and feelings of success that you don't get in real life then EU4 is for you.

My wife shot me when I tried to invite her to join my robot rebellion in Alaska. 17/10 Would do again.

Now in all seriousness, this game is amazing. It's not your typical kind of game, but boy do I not regret getting this. Regardless of how you and your robot end up, it's a story of ethics, morals, philosophy, and more importantly, it's a story of what our future may be.

Do you want to make robots for war? For love? For peace? Or robots that transcend humanity to rule over us?
It's your Choice of Robots.