hesy, she-wizard 最近的评测

Lethal Company is one of those games where you see it and go "Ooh, this looks like it could be fun!" and then an hour later you and your other two friends are screaming at a fourth to run for their life, but they can't hear you because you and your friends already died to a Creature. It has some of the funniest highs and the scariest lows of any game that I've played. I have both laughed harder and been more scared playing this game than I have playing many others. It is so worth the cost, it is so hilarious with friends. I cannot recommend this game enough.

Townscaper is a beautifully simple town creation tool. With Left Click, you place platforms in the endless expanse of water surrounding your town, or, if you Left Click on one of these platforms, you place a building of a color you choose. These buildings connect seamlessly with building blocks of the same color, and if placed next to a building of a different color, there will be a wall separating them. Right Click removes buildings and platforms. You can click and drag with Left click to move the camera, and Right Click or Middle Click to rotate it. If you combine enough houses together in certain formations, you can create another flat layer, and stairs can be created by placing houses with either one or two spaces between them on the outer edge of a layer. This even works on the base layer near the ocean, which makes a nice set of stairs leading to the water. Areas fully enclosed by buildings will be turned into grassy areas, and houses placed in these areas will sometimes generate small stone walls to make yards. Buildings generate supports underneath themselves if left floating in the air, so you can build your city on large stilts, and they also connect to each other from almost all angles in obvious or small ways. You can make arches between towers, certain buildings, when placed with a one space gap between them, will even generate small clotheslines. Another fun feature is that the larger your city grows, the more birds will show up and perch themselves on rooftops that they fancy, and butterflies generate around bushes or grassy areas. It's a nice little touch that breathes some life into your small world. For $5, I could not recommend this more.

There's a ton of grind, and the game is... kind of present, but I don't know how much I'd actually suggest this game