HiddenDirector 最近的评测

This game is extremely addicting. I'm a huge fan of business sims, but the thing that really sets this apart is the card collecting and selling aspect. If it wouldn't tank my shop, I'd spend all day just ordering and opening card packs, lol. Maybe this makes it a good thing I don't actually run a card shop. But trying to collect all of the cards while reselling the duplicates for a good profit is extremely fun.

I'd give this a neutral if I could, but I'll settle on recommending it because it's still a playable, functional, and overall well-put-together game. The reason I'd rather neutral is because, more so than most business sims I've played (which, if you look at my recent activity, I've played a lot because I enjoy them) it becomes both tedious and repetitive before long. I want to emphasize that, likely because of my ADHD and autism, I highly enjoy games that are predictable and repetitive, hence my propensity for business sims and idle games. However, this is much even for me. I'll still finish what I can to get the trophies, but after I'll probably be moving onto other business sims.

A very fun game with a lot more than your usual business sims. The art is also very charming.

As of this review, I encountered a glitch during a heist in which I couldn't pick anything up, however. So be aware if they haven't patched that following this review.

A very relaxing game with a simple and laid back premise. You got a tavern, build it up. Manages to not be a carbon copy of most management sims coming out these days, somehow. The art style has a lot of charm as well.

There IS a bug as of me writing this in which a fairy helper can get stuck in an error where they don't know what to do with an object. I've had to save and restart my game twice to fix it.

Even in its pre-release form, this game is extremely addicting. Easy to pick up and play, hard to put down. There are still some bugs, but they're not horribly egregious. I can't wait to see what comes of it!

This game made me actively use the phrase "load-bearing tiddie," and I can't give a higher recommendation than that.

Honestly, this game is pretty good. I like the gameplay, and the voice acting is actually great. While it's a very slow-paced game, it's a walking simulator, so I don't know what else you'd expect. I was here for the story, and it was good.

Honestly, if I had payed anything more than $7 for this game, I wouldn't recommend it. However, as it's completely free, I say go for it. It's not that it's a bad game. It's just not great either. It's decent.

Mostly I recommend it for Security. He makes the entire game worth it.

I've only played a bit, but I can tell you that this game is... rough. Definitely good it doesn't cost more than a dollar.

There are spelling and grammatical errors everywhere, the music isn't fitting, and you can clip straight through a lot of objects, even buildings. There's no buildup to the plot, and the plot itself is convoluted and confusing. I can't recommend it at all.

This is not an idle game. It's a time management game, and a really fast-paced one at that. This is one of those times I wish I could give it a neutral score, because it's not a bad game for what it is. What it is is just not what the title implies, so it's not for me. (I'd like to note that despite my very small time playing it, I bought it a while back when its tags included Idle Game, which was as misleading as the title. They have since updated it to be more accurate.)

Because it's not an unenjoyable game, just one that I wasn't expecting when I bought it, I'm going to give it a thumbs up.