DapperRogue 最近的评测

Everything about this game is really well thought out and smooth. It's really fun. The building mechanics are simply excellent; it might be one of the best "base building" engines I've seen yet. I'd love for this to be taken into another few games and expanded upon (*cough* Ark *cough*).
Combat is fast, fluid, and very straightforward. The archer is the only "class" option combat that is rather boring really. The arrow variety is helpful, but the resource grind to make enough of them is 'meh' compared to the ease of a melee/tank/berserker option.

The game's team play dynamics are superb, and the difficulty scaling is spot on. The resource distribution is finely tuned, striking a perfect balance that ensures you never feel overwhelmed or under-supplied in the world.

Speaking of, the fully terraforming world is incredible. I was absolutely shocked to finally see this done *right* for once. It is an excellent implementation.

Performance issues aside (as they were known for release and are to be addressed), this game is an incredible foundation for another decade+ of city building. The amount of control they have been able to give the builder from the start gives me the impression that a year or two of community collaboration with CO will simply blow the doors off what we thought possible for a citysim.
I have logged several thousand hours in heavily modded C:S1 - I'm a sad perfectionist - and I look forward to the incredible future that C:S2 is going to have.

Is this game fun?
Absolutely.

Is this game worth playing for 1000 hours?
Yes...

Is this game worth investing my time in over other games that I could be playing right now?
Ehhhh...

There is fun to be had. It is very pretty - at times - and there are some really exciting opportunities and fun play to be had. Especially fun when you have people to play WITH, and there are still plenty of those. However, with the caveat, that the base game itself isn't that fun. Mods are basically required to make this worth playing in the 202Xs. Be careful about those mods - most are completely dead weight. Many are still good - but most are just trash now. The workshop is awash with simply garbage code that will ruin your fun times.

When - not if, when - the successor Ark 2 comes about (whenever that might be... 2024? 25?) I'll be picking it up and giving it a go. They had better learned from their mistakes in this first run though, because it will ruin the game for me if they don't.

A thousand hours and several years later:
You should play this game. Once, at least, as a "vanilla" experience, with only the expansions - read: not radio or creator content packs. If you're able to enjoy yourself, Congratulations!
Now you're ready to open the Workshop. Warning: There is SO MUCH GARBAGE in there, copy-cats, abandonware, and half-baked game-soul-destroying mods. Find some of the most trusted upgrade options (yes, they are upgrades) that will allow you to craft your most idyllic oasis society for simsouls to live out their short, monotonous, anonymous lives.
Now kiss your partner(s) and kid(s), and plan a vacation for them to get away from your inability to stop talking about this game, thinking about how you can fix that intersection or add production to the industry zone. Traffic. Sewage Management. Worse Traffic. Natural Disaster timed beautifully; it will make you swear YOU pushed the "make it rain hellfire on my new emergency response center" button. Mindblowing, productivity-killing, unashamed of its destructive yet addictive attraction - Traffic!

There was a City Sim before and since, sure. That's more of a bubble-gum carefree teen with homework. This is the 9 to 5, overtime and weekends, deadlines you didn't even know about, high-pressure career makers and breakers professional.

So, play it. Make it your best experience however you dream of doing it. Play with the parks, create traffic problems just to create more beautiful highway interchanges (Divergent Diamond Exchanges are erotica, prove me wrong), or just complete the quiet Thomas Kincade-would-be-proud-hamlet in the valley below the snow.

Enjoy your time.

What a gem. I would have never known about this incredible universe, and this excellent game, if it were not for the TV Show. With regards to the game itself - it ranks pretty high up there for me. I'd say 4/5. The latest Assassin's Creed games (Odyssey) are better in visuals (but not by much) and controls (by a fair bit) but this game is what I would call more of an 'Elder Scrolls: Skyrim' style ARPG than the AC style of Hack/Slash RPG.
Don't miss this though - it's great.
P.S. It is so damn refreshing to have a game that's actually adult themed, and not afraid of it. More of this please, less of the ridiculous "Coffee" mod uproar.

Supportive:
The colors, environments, and characters are on point. It has something for just about anyone/everyone. Coop, Coop PVP, Solo PVP, Solo PVE, Coop PVE, Teams, Matchmaking, etc. etc. etc.
The gear is extremely deep in it's variety, and the color customization is really solid.

Critical:
This game needs someone fully dedicated to fixing menus, and screen/item interactions. I call these people "Quality of Life Guardians". There is a SIGNIFICANT increase from Day 1, but that really only goes to show how pathetic and terrible their UI design is. There could be an *ENTIRE* expansion dedicated to nothing but these QoL improvements, for $20, and I would still strongly consider buying it. I migrated over from the Blizzard app where I might have logged close to 1000 hours of time on this so it's not enough to make you NOT want to play, but it is enough to keep me from giving it my full throat endorsement.

I've been playing a game like Race The Sun since grade school it seems. I first ran into it via a free flash arcade that wasn't blocked in the typing class that we still had to take for some reason even though we're all now born with a keyboard and mouse as standard issue.
Race The Sun has beautiful enhancements, clearly defined visuals, and a key element - responsive handling. The levels are fast but not a blur, the colors are percise without being distracting.
This is an EXCELLENT game to play when you just need to turn off for a few minutes and need something to lose yourself in for a short spell, but still offers enough depth in the powerups and level combinations to let you sit for hours and literally - Race The Sun until dawn!

What an incredible journey.
As a software engineer I really loved the code theme this game carries down to it's core. And the artwork! The music! It's... it's really a treat. In a day where development houses have forgotten that *stories* are what make us fall in love with our games, not the flashy-new-shiny-graphics that are outdated every 6 months, THIS game, and THIS development studio seems to buck the trend and it WORKS.
I've not been so compelled to see what happens in the story next for quite a while... Maybe the Assassin's Creed 2 Ezio store arch was the last time.
And the potential of this game to transcend our format and become a classic is extremely strong. The strong character duo, the love story, the mystery villians pulling strings... and I really can't put enough praise onto the stellar artwork and soundtrack pairing.

Easily one of my favorite games of all time, and I've played a LOT of games.

P.S. Get the DLC album. Don't pirate it. Pay these people - they're the ones you should be supporting with your money - they've earned every penny and deserve the reward.