Umbriah 最近的评测

The game is good. It's free, and you should try it.

It plays like a MMO version of World of Warships with a solid progression system and a fair number of activities to do on map.
That said, this is an MMO, playing this game solo is not the way to do it. Bring your friends or find a good group.
The community is very small, especially on the NA server and is principally 30+ dad gamers and old timers. There are your usual vocal minority that love to ♥♥♥♥ talk in global chat. At the same time there are always a few people willing to help new players out.

At the time of this review the server has been running for about 3 months, most serious players have a first rate ship or two. If you are very focused you could grind out a line in roughly 150 - 200 hours of play time.
About 90% of the ships available in the game are able to be earned in game, while the other 10% can only be bought with premium (see paid) currency. Those 10% are not overpowered or meta at this point in time.
The events that run in this game are fantastic, don't listen to some of the other reviews. You can earn 100s of dollars of the premium currency, the farm speed for the events is quite literally 10x the speed of normal, while you are not missing out on anything truly unique not participating. It's a good balance of reducing grind while not forcing players to play or miss out.

The PVE in this game is pretty dull compared to the PVP, if you are looking for a PVE grind game that stays fresh, this is not it. There aren't really dungeons with interesting mechanics or raids, just very tanky PVE ships in the open world with decent loot. There are some 'scenarios' that offer instanced PVE but they too are fairly limited in both quantity and rewards.

Most of the lucrative activities are either PVP zoned or are event driven so bear in mind you are going to end up doing some PVP. I'm a PVP guy so that's fine with me. Dying to players in this game is not particularly punishing so long as you don't haul around hours worth of loot at a time. An empty ship death will set you back about 5-10 minutes of crafting materials even on most high tier ships. If you are boarded you can lose 5% of your total gold, so either keep it all in chests or have most of it tied up in the market.

The only true criticism of this game that I would level is that there are loot boxes that are simple gambling bait. Speaking with the other players that I have met, I can more or less guarantee that the devs make a majority of their profit off of the loot boxes. Several I have talked to have spent 1000s of USD gambling for unique ships. Please do not do this. You can get several very good or even meta ships for like 30-40 USD each. If you're new and want to speed up the grind do that, don't gamble. Gambling is bad.

Play the game for a few hours, it's free. It's a make your own adventure game, there is a very short tutorial and then you are expected to set your own goals and do your own thing. It's a sandbox, there are vets that are willing to help you with whatever path you take.

I'm not usually one to write reviews. However, this game is a hidden gem that i feel deserves a few minutes of effort.
I like every aspect of it that i have encountered so far:
The movement: it's sublime, it's snappy, it just feels right for this style of game. There's good verticality, lots of room to platform around while shooting.
The guns: they are unique enough to each have a slightly different playstyle. Some splash. Some snipe. Some blast you backwards like Will Smith in Men in Black.
The visuals: A slightly more refined borderlands with a cutesy tone. It's not going to set your GPU on fire.
The design: level design is varied visually, rooms vary by size, shape, and concept. Arenas and hallways. Water features and toxic sludge. Wide open fields and enclosed bunkers.
The enemies: there are enough types to feel the progression through to later stages feel smooth. No sudden difficulty spikes. Bosses are mechanically interesting. They are well paced and timed.
Games good.

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