Anchovy 最近的评测

Great twist on music rhythm game. Great song selection. Baboons. Excellent humor.
Played and liked by vtubers is a plus.

After a long day full of stress and anxiety, a session of washing things clean helps me a lot.

And just like a certain Kaiju, I can pretend that I can powerwash my sins away.

I am usually lenient with these types of games when it comes to their quirkiness or humorous lower quality, However, this game is just broken. The UI is messed up, you had to redo levels for the 3 "hearts" to apply, the level select menu is very poor, and level 17 of Hard difficulty won't even open.

So, as much as I enjoy entertaining these cheap H games, I had to request a refund on this one.

Just finished after 35 hours. It was a nice RPG and I really enjoyed it. Character development was on the weak side, the story was nice, mechanics were a bit unusual and leans towards the basic side of RPGs. I think the biggest draw factor for me was the native girl companion early modern age setting with lots of stereotypical mirrors to real history like overzealous inquisitors and science being very Eastern and so on. And in this game... gun beats spear XD
Overall, 7/10. Would recommend if you're into the genre.

Penultimo/10

Was really interested based on premise and the store page. Also a little apprehensive due to some of the more negative comments. However, overall, I am enjoying it. Yes, it's XCOM in 80's cold war spy games.

25 hours in, the maps are starting to repeat so there's one slight concern, however, I get to memorize the building setups so it sometimes makes it easier. It's become formulaic to me, take out the enemy agents first then you're free to take out all other enemies at your own pace. It's true that maintaining cover (stealth) is paramount, though there are missions that will force you out of it. Every now and then, a loud mission is fun so you get to use up classic retro weapons, of which there is a nice selection of in this game.

I'll probably change this review once I complete the game, I am currently "halfway" through and I am deliberately dragging the game to max out my agents. At this point it's a recommend for me.

Possibly everything I ever wanted out of a survival game. Yes, the graphics aren't mind-blowing and the inventory system is a little cluncky. However, I consider them quirks that make the game lovable like the games of old.
From the sneaking around to avoid zombies and the stockpiling for food and ammo, this game is a dream for me who hoard everything in video games. It's always making your base have everything you'll ever need and more.

This game is not necessarily for everyone but it's a gem in the rough and I recommend it.

As a fan of Battletech/Mechwarrior, I think this game has the right balance of lore and "balancing" for the platform it's on. It gave me the right amount of nostalgia, challenge, and satisfaction. The modding scene seems to be healthy with some rather large mods for those who are deep in to the lore.
Overall, I would recommend for people to at least try it out.

Mount and Blade: Modern Warfare
But seriously, I fell in love. It's very rough but I am loving it. It can be frustrating but the foundation is there, the gunplay is agreeable and so far, I have not ecountered technical issue that kills it for me.
I'm happy I bought this, I just hope the devs follow through and make this as good as M&B.
A word of caution, though, this is very rough and still far from "release" quality, so buy at your own risk. Personally, worth what I paid for it.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this game. As compared to Capitalism II, the economy here is strange, frustrating, and down right illogical. For example, I am making 100 Quality Flu Vaccine and almost have a complete monopoly on it, however, if I charge more than 2 dollars from the production price, people stop buying. Then suddenly, a competitor releases a 1 Quality Flu Vaccine which is 4 dollars cheaper and he suddenly cornered 1/3 of the market.
One more way this game frustrates me is that it feels like it punishes me for having the highest quality goods. I max out the quality and I am not allowed to have a large profit margin, if I sell at a much higher price than my production costs, no one buys it. That means no matter how much effort I put in to lowering production costs, my selling price will have to lower with it. With over a dozen different products, I can't seem to go over a steady 10,000 dollars a day in profits while maitaining 100 quality goods and a research team that keeps me on top.
While the stock market is simpler and easier to use in this game than Capitalism II, there doesn't seem to be any dividends given out so I don't see point in buying shares of competitors unless I want to outright buy them out. I didn't get a chance to try as it felt futile even after buying 20 percent of a competitor.
Resource production does not have too much of a benefit. The only one I saw was the assurance that you don't run out from the global market. But, as stated above, having cheap raw materials cuts down on production and you are forced to lower your selling price because if your profit margin is large, people stop buying.
Finally, after 15 in game years, the demand for products we the same, no increase or decrease.
There are many things in this game that are great improvements over Capitalism II but no, sorry. I still prefer Capitalism II. If you have not played that game, you will probably be less disappointed with this game.