Jason_Free 最近的评测

Played the mobile version of this, and gotta say: great game. Fun mechanics, the battles are nice, story is... about what you expect, but a lot nicer than I first gave it credit for. The characters are also pretty fun. People complain that the 'fortitude' mechanic prevents you from playing a lot in one go, which I think is good. The game forces you to take breaks and maybe go touch grass (because otherwise, you'd just stay up playing the game like a degenerate).

The gacha mechanics you can honestly just ignore; sure they look cooler, but even just the base level adventurers will be more than enough (plus, you get one free legendary adventurer). If you really want to min-max with the legendary adventurers, reroll until you get a few good ones (it takes like, 10 minutes?). 5% rate means it's possible to get a handful of legendaries.

Reviews are mixed because the PC port leaves a lot to be desired. Graphics options are non-existent (hell, it looks better on mobile than it does on PC), and it's got this niche kernel-level anti-cheat software (which I personally don't give a damn about). So, honestly, if you REALLY cared about all of that, go play the mobile version. Else, the PC version is serviceable enough.

Actually just stupid

Pretty damn good. People are just mad cause it's a gacha game, but it's honestly fine. Stop overreacting lmao

tl;dr

• This game isn't P2W, as other people are making it out to be
  
• The grind is quite similar to Valheim, down to the boss progressions, crafting system, enemies, and building. If you enjoy Valheim and wanted a similar game but with anime graphics, this is the game for you

Pros

• Similar gameplay to Valheim in terms of the grind and build system
  
• Weapons have unique skills
  
• Fun open world survival gameplay
  
• Anime graphics

Cons

• Subpar PC control scheme
  
• Clearly a mobile port, with some optional functions struggling to work with PC controls (mainly camera and blueprint mode)
  
• Lacks polish in certain aspects of the game, such as audio, movement, etc.

Okay, I'm a little bit miffed about the people who automatically reviewed this game as negative. So I'm gonna make my own review based on my own experience. I'm only through the 2nd boss, so my review might change after, but these are the thoughts I have so far.

This game feels like a mix of Genshin, Breath of the Wild, and Valheim. Primarily, it's quite similar to Valheim, down to its mechanics, bosses, and some of the enemies (especially at the start). It takes some of the gacha and UI elements from Genshin/Hoyoverse games, and Breath of the Wild-esque combat, simplified.


Now, the game is F2P with in-game transactions and gacha, BUT. These are very, very highly optional. The gacha system is specifically only for cosmetic recipes, so fancy chairs, tables, decorations, all fall under that gacha system, meaning that you DON'T need to bother with it at all, even if you're a seasoned builder. There is also a battle pass and "welkin moon" system, though those are highly optional, and only unlock a couple of extra backpack slots (which isn't super necessary when you can just teleport back to your house and store the items).

One of the most popular complaints here seem to be that you can "buy power" and OP equipment; while yes, you can buy some elemental equipment, they're not nearly as strong as people are making it out to be. You'd quickly learn to craft stronger weapons than you can buy once you get your base going. In terms of the grind to get these items, I'd say they're actually easier than Valheim, simply because you can just teleport to places very easily.

To unlock recipes, you need to use "recipe pages". People seem to be complaining that it's predatory to lock a core part of the game (recipe unlocking) behind a P2W wall. That's absolutely not true. You get a lot of recipe pages as it is while exploring the world and finishing puzzles. You can literally only buy a max of 10 recipe pages daily anyway, which in the grand scheme of things, is not much.

The game honestly lacks the polish needed for mouse and keyboard, and is clearly a port of mobile. Some controls feel floaty, some optional features (camera and blueprint mode) straight up don't work on PC. BUT. With enough love and care from the devs, this game has a potential to be a decently fun F2P open world survival crafter kind of game. If you enjoyed Valheim, you'll definitely find some joy from this game. People need to give this game a fighting chance instead of review bombing this.

Why is everyone so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good at this game.

Correction; why am I so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awful at this game???

Legitimately though, this games looks fun, but I cannot for the life of me figure out the combos, and everyone's apparently just really damn good at the game. I don't stand a fighting chance half the times.

it's good.

So far I've really enjoyed how faithful this remake is to the original. I've honestly been waiting for this for so long, it's almost embarrassing. The game itself is just a fun and quirky little platformer game similar to the likes of Crash, Spyro and the rest of the gang. While it does clearly feel like it was an old game, it's still pretty addicting and hooking. Sad that Mr. Krabs' voice is still not voiced by the actual show's VA, but every VA in the game did amazingly well.

I'd rate this a grass/10. (seriously, there's a LOT of grass)

The game is very short, but the messages it communicates to you--especially considering how things are in today's day and age--is a powerful one, and really tells you how important it is to listen to your friends' problems. Even if it's not a close friend, it's surprising how much a few mundane or everyday words and actions (such as asking if you're okay or not, a happy birthday, or offering to listen to their woes) can be the very words that push them to not give up hope and keep on living.

Story-wise, the game is absolutely amazing, even with its limited replayability and short nature of the game. From an art perspective, it's visually appealing and amazing. Especially since it's from the amazing Angela He. The music of the game isn't much, but there are some alterations of the music in certain scenes that help strengthen the delivery of the scene.

Overall, this game is amazing, and considering that it's free and significantly short compared to any other visual novels in the market, it should definitely be given a shot by those who happen to come across this game.

I've been waiting for this game ever since the demo came out on GameJolt, and BOI the final product was not disappointing at all, granted I've stopped playing the early access versions just to keep a new, unexplored area to myself when 1.0 comes out. The gameplay is great, there's not much grinding to do (well, at least in my current play through, I haven't encountered an instance where I needed to go back and grind some exp), the graphics are beautiful, music is... okay? Could be better but could be worse, I suppose, but I love the characters- and some of the platforming still sucks, boi, I'm glad they still kept that around.

Overall, this is definitely a must-buy for those who like the RPG genre of games, or heck if you want to get in to the RPG genre, this game is a pretty good start-

Definitely an amazing Harvest Moon styled game, the PC Community has long awaited for a decent Farming Game in the style of Harvest Moon, and this game didn't fail to live up to it's expectations.

The game includes the classic farming, the basic storyline, and also mining, fishing, even dungeons! It boasts many a feature, yet the characters seem rather plain and dull, they don't stand out, and they feel like they can be reworked and redesigned to be better.

The modding community that this game has is also impressive, for such an indie game like this, i never even expected a farming game to have mod support!

Overall, this game is a must buy for those Hardcore Harvest Moon fans, or even the beginner's to the farming genre, it's a great entry, and i hope they work on many more great games in the future!