Sofwhee 最近的评测

Edit: They have made the game smaller, which has tipped it to a recommend again!

My old review:

Awesome game! I wish I could play it.

I was able to put up with poor performance, constant crashing since launch, loads of bugs, trouble joining friends' lobbies, because the game was good enough.

Unfortunately, the file size of each update is too much. Every time I think about playing it, I have to update for a few hours. I just don't think it's worth the trouble right now. If there's an update that compresses the filesize of the game, maybe i'll try it again.

A lot of VR games right now lack polish, it's just something I've come to expect. Not this one, it looks and feels great.

It's addicting, the mechanics encourage you to roleplay swordfighting in a really clever way, and this is the first VR game I've played other than Beat Saber with a great soundtrack. They'e done a great job in figuring out how to make VR melee combat great. The movement scheme in particular was something I haven't seen done before, and it's a stroke of genius. They have locomotion and teleportation, but the locomotion is made slow enough that you can't use it to dodge attacks, but fast enough to get around. Then, the teleportation is used as a combat mechanic, allowing you to dash into an enemy for damage by just looking at them and pressing a button, or dashing backwards from wherever you are looking to disengage. It's balanced by giving you a limited amount of dashes (which can be increased with upgrades). Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it feels like they took a lot of what Beat Saber did right and expanded on it wonderfully to make a great sword fighting roguelike.

My only complaint is the same one I have with all VR content: I wish there was more content for the price. But, I understand that VR development is still expensive, risky, and breaking new ground, so it's to be expected. A lot of that money is going to just figuring out the basics that we take for granted in flat screen gaming. Games like these are setting the groundwork for bigger and better VR games to come, and even the developers themselves have said they built this game with the intention of expanding on the concepts therein with their future projects. (Or even the game itself, if it does well)

I got it for very cheap in a humble bundle, and I almost feel bad for doing so now. If they release any DLC I'll buy it at full price to support them, it's just that well made.

Underrated masterpiece. I was laughing the whole way down, and the gameplay had me hooked from start to finish. The extras are pretty awful to be honest, but the main game is excellent. Lots of JRPG satire. Definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys classic JRPGs.