LightSol 最近的评测

This is primarily a story-heavy game with the "idle game" mechanics as the medium for delivering the story.

It oozes of passion for both idle games and murder mystery stories, there is lovely ambiance through music and visuals.

If you enjoy story games where you have to read, and idle games - this is very much a must-get.
The story is engaging, the idle game mechanics are engaging and the atmosphere is wonderful.

In terms of the mechanics - its a bit like "compressed" melvor idle (atleast the UI feels very inspired by it) - but for the most part you don't have the infinite grind mechanics - rather you do actions (and the amount of actions you can do at the same time depends on the amount of characters you have unlocked) that unlock more story bits or more characters, slowly unraveling the story (while numbers go up - but not in the exponential way)

Fell in love with the game when the initial demo got released ~4 years ago.

It is in some ways a streamlined modern RPG combined with RPG's or 80s - Its fully text driven, it has places where you have to actually *write* inputs, but at the same time every location has their own artworks, user interface feels responsive and for the most part - intuitive.

The writing itself is rather wonderful as well, with various branching outcomes to the primary linear quest.

Its not "slay the spire"
Narrative, resource management card game with a CYOA format is the closest i can come to describe it.

Visually its wonderful, the various secrets/puzzles you can find for each character are great, with consistent "seeding" of hints for those events.

Wonderful game that makes you pay attention and is a bit harder to go infinite in comparison to the original one.
Combat is much nicer.

D:OS2 Meets BG Meets D&D5e.

Unsurprisingly, Larian manages to pull off another fantastic RPG that oozes love for the genre.
While 5e might not be the most dynamic/variable editions in some regards for extensive minmaxing opportunities, the mechanics are simpler and translate fairly well to the pc.

This is an incremental game at its roots - think a mix of an idle game and city/resource management game.
It gives off strong reminescing feelings of flash games - just more fleshed out.

Considering the content and that it is early access - it seems like a good buy if its the genre you enjoy even now. The price is cheap and if it continues to get fleshed out over time, i can see it just getting better.

Basically - if you like incremental style games - its a nice example of it.

The game currently reminds me of a mix between factorio and the ANNO series.

It could be helpful to remove the need to finish the tutorial, to be able to start the game though.