CalvinGeek 最近的评测

I haven't played the prequel, so I can't compare it with this game. I bought it expecting a Dynasty Warriors game reskinned to look like Dragon Quest, but still play the same. I was so wrong.

I've played a lot of Koei Tecmo's hack and slash games. Aside from their tried and tested formula of mowing down hordes of mindless enemies with satisfaction, the progression and customization isn't really deep, and there's not a lot to be done and seen aside from the map sweeping you do for the most part. This game however, was surprisingly different.

The only similarity it shares with Koei Tecmo's formula is that you hack and slash enemies by utilizing different combos, that's it. Everything else is different, from the light RPG elements to the collection of all kinds of stuff from weapons to ingredients to monster coins, different vocations (classes) for the main hero and heroine, weapon proficiency system, lively city hub, quest system, and a whole lot more. I can go on about it but you get the point, I haven't even talked about the dungeons and exploration.

To summarize, it's a legitimate Dragon Quest spinoff that faintly resembles Dynasty Warriors. If you're a fan of the series and want to play a Dragon Quest game while hopefully waiting for a Western release of DQ XI or just want a fun hack and slash game that looks and plays great, this is what you're looking for.

Tree of Life is a sandbox game which greatly emphasizes on crafting and exploration, as well as player interaction/socializing with other players as this can potentially make your gaming experience better.

It is worth noting that this is an Early Access game, so a lot might have changed by the time you read this "review".

Pros:

+ Huge open world to explore
+ Vast environments with day/night cycle
+ Character customization and progression has some good depth

Cons:

- Graphics definitely isn't really all that great, though the art and style is cartoonish which kinda supports it
- Animations seem stiff and clunky
- A lot of bugs (though it is to be expected of an EA game)
- Players can easily loot from your storage (for now)


Overall, this game is worth a try especially for those who want a casual and friendly sandbox MMO as well as those who are just itching to play a sandbox MMO.

Incredibly stunning gameplay for an Early Access game. Of course, the UI is not the prettiest, as well as the main menu but those are minor things considering this IS an early access game. Fortunately, the gameplay as well as the visuals will keep you busy.

I'll be listing some pros and cons from my point of view, I haven't played this game for too long so there you go.

PROS:

- Freedom to do what you want to do, exploring areas and planets or slaying alien life forms, as well as building

- Construction in this game is quire fun, there are no waiting times for building, you can build a small outpost or a gigantic fortress if you wish!

- Levelling and job system available

- Weapons and armor, as well as useful devices that makes you glide in the air

- Vehicles!

- Resource gathering and crafting are also here, strengthening that "survival" feel in the game

CONS:

- Resource gathering can be tiresome and grindy if you're not really into it

- Early in the game, enemies can really pack a punch, especially elite enemies or bosses, which drops useful blueprints

- Signs of players can be seen EVERYWHERE, but seeing players themselves is a rare occurence

- Can be pretty lonely playing by yourself, getting friends to play with will make the game at least twice as enjoyable


Overall, this is a great game, there might be flaws such as bugs and whatnot here and there, but come on guys, this is an Early Access game. And one that is completely playable and enjoyable even in its current state. 9/10 I recommend getting this game.