DukeTree 最近的评测

I deactivated the tutorial, but the game continued to bombard me with tutorial hints. It's frustrating when a game feels unfinished at launch, and unfortunately, this one falls just short of greatness because of it. I’m leaving a negative review because, if the developers can’t be bothered to fully finish the game before release, I can’t justify overlooking these issues. I might consider revisiting it in a year or two if the game receives substantial polish and updates by then, but for now, it’s hard to recommend.

The season pass offers promising content, with this first DLC: BioGenesis showcasing some genuinely fresh and creative ideas. However, it's built on the unstable 4.0 framework, which feels unfinished and seriously impacts the overall experience. With two more expansions still to come, there is definitely potential, but right now, it is hard to fully recommend committing to the entire pass until the core game is in better shape. I won't be purchasing any extra passes until the seasons are fully launched and the game is refined. It's wiser to hold off and observe how things progress before committing to additional investments.

The ideas and mechanics in the new DLC are genuinely interesting and bring fresh life to the game. However, the underlying framework introduced with the 4.0 update feels unfinished and unpolished, which drags down the overall experience. Even without an official "beta" label, it clearly needs more time. I’d recommend waiting until the system it’s built on is in better shape.

"Sins of a Solar Empire 2" is a triumphant return for fans of the original and a must-play for anyone who enjoys deep, strategic gameplay with a sci-fi twist. It’s a masterclass in delivering exactly what its audience craves. In an era where strategy games often overwhelm with excessive modes and features, "Sins 2" stays laser-focused on its core strengths—intense, tactical space battles without the clutter. For fans of the original, this sequel feels like a perfected version of the game you loved.

While it may not cater to those looking for a story-driven campaign (at least for now) or a complex empire-building experience, it's perfect for players who crave action-packed skirmishes infused with deep strategic elements.

Visually, the game is stunning. The upgraded graphics and breathtaking space environments make every battle feel grand and intense. The sound design, from the booming cannons of your battleships to the immersive ambient music, pulls you into the heart of the interstellar conflict.

Ironclad Games has crafted a sequel that not only honors the original but also enhances it in every way. It’s a game that both newcomers and veterans will appreciate, standing tall as one of the best space strategy games available today. Highly recommended!

I love Stellaris, but the 4.0 update broke the game for me. The UI is a mess, core systems are confusing, and things that used to work like job management now feel broken. Even as an experienced player, I can’t tell what’s a bug and what’s intended design. I’ve gone back to an older version because this one just isn’t fun. Hopefully, it gets fixed, but right now I can’t recommend it.

If you're looking for a casual, arcade style game, this one might be worth checking out. But if you’re after a more realistic simulation, you want to pass on it.

-just warzone:

6/9 rounds DMC ended in me seeing an error message and being disconnected from the server.

3/9 rounds DMC i had extreme fun playing it with my friends until one of them inevitably got disconnected.

if you can't wait by all means go play it but i would recommend waiting for fixes

Death by atrocious pathing

Death by atrocious pathing

it's abandoned