Sheepolution 最近的评测

I never understood what people like about visual novels. Now I do.

This was sold to me as an office version of Among Us, and I love Among Us, but it's nothing alike. In Among Us you work together to find the impostors. In this game it's up to the manager to find the slackers. As a specialist, you're just doing your tasks. Sure, you might find someone slacking off, but it very well could be that they just happen to have a slacker task as a specialist. I think the game would be much more fun if (by default) specialists can't get slacker tasks, so that slackers need to be extra sneaky with their shenanigans, just like how you need to be sneaky killing someone in Among Us.

It's a silly game, and it's funny to do silly things with friends, but don't get it for the Among Us experience of finding the impostor.

When I saw the video and screenshots of the game I was thinking this game would either be very bad, or surprisingly good. Turns out it's bad.

The biggest problem is that there's barely any content. All you do is slay other animals. Either to eat, which generates health, or to get stronger. Because of this lack of content, it gets boring very quickly. The animals aren't that difficult to defeat either. Sure, it might take a while to take down an animal, but you can easily dodge them.

I started out with 250000 gold. I wouldn't be surprised if this was a mistake by the developers, because with this I was able to buy everything that is available in the game and still have plenty of gold left.

I can accept the mediocre graphics, and I do think it's cool that there are many ways to customize your wolf, but there is no music, and each sound effect only has like two versions. Meaning you will constantly hear the same two attack sounds.

The funny Dutch lines are enough reason to buy it. A certified xD moment.

I'm really not sure if I should recommend this game or not. The game is a lot of fun, but at the same time I have a lot of problems with it.

Some general info: I played this game on Normal difficulty and only singleplayer. It took me about 7 hours to beat. I didn't play Windlands 1

First of all, the grappling hooks and swinging. This is great, as it should be since it's the primary feature of this game. Though it does become boring after a while, the game comes with a few twists to keep it interesting. While playing you get a better understanding of how the grappling hooks work and how you can use them to move in a certain way. This is necessary as the paths you traveler will become harder and trickier.

The visuals are nice. The parts that you can hook are easily identifiable. The characters look interesting, except that the villain looks a bit too much like Ganondorf.

My biggest problem with the game is the combat, which is a big part of the game. Sometimes it's really cool, when you swing towards an enemy, shoot an arrow to destroy it and after that manage to grab on to something with your grappling hook. It's very satisfying and makes me feel like some action hero from a movie. But overall the combat, and especially bosses, are very unsatisfying. This is because you can't die. Not really. If the boss kills you, you respawn a few hundred meters away (so it takes you 5 to 10 seconds to get back to the boss), but the boss did not reset. This means that you can swing towards the boss, hit it with an arrow, and then fall to your death (because there were no hookable parts near you) only to do the same thing over and over again till the boss is death. There is no consequence to dying at a boss, and because of that it doesn't feel rewarding. And this isn't because I suck at the game. The game is designed in a way that it excepts you to die. If that's not the case, the bosses are way too hard.

Another problem with the bosses is the parts in between phases, where you are required to destroy smaller enemies before you can continue fighting the boss in its next phase. This takes way too long, and because of the previously mentioned problems, is not fun to do.

There are multiple difficulties, but sadly regarding death the only two options are perma death and infinite lives. And perma death means that your save file gets deleted when you die. Whether this is by a boss or because you accidentally fall to your death while traveling doesn't matter. I really wish there was an option that allowed me to die only a certain amount of times. Though I'm not sure if that would fix the boss problem for me, because like I said I feel it's designed in a way that it expects you to die multiple times.

I'm very new to VR and searched for a game that could make me feel like some sort of Spiderman. This game certainly achieved that. But on the combat part it's very weak. And considering that it's a huge part of this game I have to say no, I can't recommend this.

This is a solid platformer.
+ The corpse mechanic works really well. If you're not a fan of hardcore platformers you can still beat and enjoy the game.
+ Each world brings new features, and every level feels entirely different.
+ Online ghost
+ Settings for speedrunning
+ Training mode

Some nitpicking
- The startup sound is way too loud, be warned
- You can only check leaderboards on the level complete screen. So if you want to check out the leaderboards (again) you first have to beat a level.