Gake921 最近的评测

Difficult to learn, harder to master. The systems in place keep me coming back for more, with mechanical depth hidden in every nook and cranny, my only significant gripe is with the UI, it took me far too long to learn how to access some important menus that allow for critical functions.
Why is the only means of allowing immigrants in to right click on the individual species icons on the right, when there's a population management button at the top left that brings up mostly the same menu, just without any means to accept migrants. Why can't I trade/ initiate diplomacy through the world map by clicking on neighboring cities in some way? Lots of little things do pile up, but never enough to drive me away, because the core conceit of building up from a tiny settlement to a massive sprawling metropolis is really strong and executed in such a way that I, as someone who typically isn't very interested in city builders/ management games have become quite hooked.
If I had to grade it on a 1-10 scale, I'd say it's a very solid 8. With more work on simplifying the UI to make it easier to find relevant information, which I hope will happen in future updates, since it's nearing 1.0/full release, it could very well be more than just a cult hit within its niche.

A very solid Battle Royale Hero Shooter with character abilities and gameplay clearly inspired by other large hero shooters, but with an intentionally scaled back simple art style that lets the game run incredibly smoothly, even on a potato (or cell, as the game is clearly designed around).
Movement is simple and standard for most shooters, nothing quite as interesting as Apex - I am annoyed that they removed the jetpacks for all characters, cutting the skill ceiling for movement down significantly. It is slightly aided by having some really potent wall scaling for accessing verticality, but movement is not as fun at it used to be. The gunplay as a result of it being cross-platform with mobile is fairly simplified, having short time to kill and generous hitboxes, though rarely do they feel unfairly large.
The vehicle meta in this game, while kind of unbalanced feels really FUN to take part in, and I hope they don't ever get removed, or nerfed to irrelevance like any other BR out there right now. (Seriously, who uses Tridents in Apex for anything other than a meme or occasional way of just getting from point A -> B faster?) A lot of people, I think as a result of playing other BR's, don't use vehicles much at all in this game, which is a mistake, they're there for a reason, use them!

It's hard to explain why, but I prefer the game over Apex or Fortnite, having hero shooter elements adds depth and character lacking in Fortnite. By contrast, Apex has by design a very high skill ceiling, which while not a bad thing in and of itself, with mediocre matchmaking results in the skilled top players just dominating lobbies consistently, regardless of ranks.

Banger

Extremely simple on the surface, but surprisingly deep in practice. I'm surprised I like this game as much as I do - it's a real treat.
Also, I really love the soundtrack. As small as it is, I haven't gotten bored of it at all.

Rip and Tear until it is done. Then do it again on a higher difficulty.

Bought the game specifically to play the Prophesy of Pendor mod, which is amazing, but found myself playing 36 hours of native straight instead (And got nowhere, because 36 hours is barely enough to learn the basics of being a good commander.). I've played ~400 hours as of this review, still haven't won the game on native or the mod.

10/10 would spend all this time and not even be close to victory again.

I liked it, but it definitely has its issues, such as the fairly braindead AI for one. I still have gotten many, many hours of enjoyment from this game however, and I would recommend other people get this as well; just make sure it's on sale, especially if you want to get any of the quite over-priced DLC's. (I'd recommend Hannibal at the Gates, for one.) Also, be sure to mod this game, and it'll prove to be fairly competent.