Lt. Labcoat 最近的评测

It's one of those games that everyone, no matter what, has to try at least once.

It's a little weird that, in comparison to the base game's more cryptic "The goal is to figure out what it's asking you to do", all the levels in this are much more straight-forward and clear, and the challenge is in actually accomplishing them.

Fair warning: opening the last door takes way way longer than you'd expect.

Fun puzzle game. In comparison to most grid-based games, this is definitely more in the line of escape room-esque puzzles. Not AS cryptic as escape rooms, but definitely still in the same vein of "It's more about figuring out what to do, then figuring out how to do them".

Except the DLC.

If you're going to get the game, I'd really recommend getting the DLC package too. I personally really loved the DLC, and despite being marketed as having less levels, it's actually longer.

It is quite literally if Factorio was a puzzle game.

...That's it. That's my entire description. If you like Factorio's logistical elements, you'll like this. If you didn't, you won't. And if you haven't played Factorio, play that first. There's nothing else you need to know.

Anyway, as for me personally? This game was basically made for me. So yeah, 10/10, possibly my GOTY.

For a game billed as "Warioware but 30 minutes long", it's a lot better than it has any right to be.

The best way to describe it is like a more casual Factorio experience. It's got the same factory-building aspect, but whereas Factorio's heavily about optimisation and planning, Satisfactory is more about... just building.

Which is fun in-and-of-itself. It feels like a different experience to Factorio.

...But with the downside of that it does get repetitive pretty fast. After about Tier 3, you've already experienced everything the game has to offer, and I firmly regret playing past it. Without Factorio's complexity, building an ever-increasingly-large base doesn't have any real... challenge to it, it's just time-consuming.

And I very strongly regret trying for all achievements. They're all fairly achievable, but four of them take massively longer than they have any right to. Which... is just the best illustration of what's so annoying about the game.

I still recommend it anyway, because it's still fun enough. Just be prepared to quit when it stops being fun.

Miiight actually be my favourite rhythm game? In terms of gameplay, that is. The visuals are obviously lacking, and the music isn't anything as good as Muse Dash or such, but the gameplay idea is pretty great. A lot better than most rhythm games, which feel a lot more... visual, I guess.

I sincerely regret playing this.

In the beginning, it's not... bad. I mean, the gameplay is Nier Automata but worse, but it does look like it's building up to something. And it keeps looking like it does, and it just... doesn't.

And I don't mean like in Nier Automata, where the overall story doesn't make a lot of sense, but it plays around with neat ideas anyway. This one's writing is simply not very good.

...If you DO decide to play it anyway, I swear to god: don't play beyond the first ending. This isn't like Nier Automata. The other endings add so few extra scenes, except Ending E - so really, after the first ending, watch the others on Youtube and download a save file for Ending E.

This was a fun game while it lasted. But it's fallen into obscurity now, there's nobody still playing. Oh well.

Game is slow. Very, very slow. And very, very easy.