Triosc 最近的评测

Honestly I did not focus too much on the story, occasionally a voice would come up and say something about what you unlock but and maybe give some fun comment, but the main focus of the game is definitely the factory building.

Gameplay is a ton of fun if you enjoy games like Factorio or Dyson Sphere Program, you start off building basic products before you use those to build up to more complex products. If you get bored of building up your factory you can go off and explore the world to find various things to help make your factory more efficient and to find materials to unlock new buildings.

Graphics of the game have also been improved a ton since early access, the greenery brings more of the world to life. Machines are also fun to watch and some have unique variations of their normal animations that are fun to see.

Game runs okay, some very dense machine areas can slow down my computer running at ultra settings and 1440p, although most open areas in the game run well (around 100 fps).

Not too many bugs throughout the game as compared to early access, no game breaking bugs that I noticed. Collecting Somersloops and Mercer Spheres would count weirdly, sometimes collecting one would give you 2 on the achievement progress and other times you'd get 0.

This game was such a fun grind, completing the space elevator phases have also gotten a lot easier with the addition of Somersloop multiplication. The hardest achievement by far was buying the golden nut statue, although if you don't spend too many tickets throughout the game, and have your production systems sinking excess products, you can get it pretty soon after you finish phase 5.

Story was very good, I personally love Call of Duty's unique way of making their stories about different battles and wars throughout history. The various cutscenes throughout the game builds your teams story, although each of them are easily skippable if you don't care about the story and want to play the game.

Game feels like a normal Call of Duty game, you go shoot some enemies and that's really about it. Missions are pretty enjoyable, took me about 30-45 minutes per mission on veteran difficulty. One annoying thing is the way you heal in the game, the game offers you many first aid kits throughout the game scattered on the ground, but if you play too openly they do run out.

Graphics aren't anything to write home about, the environment doesn't have the most details but overall the game does look good even with it being made in 2017.

At ultra settings and 1440p, I was hitting around 180 fps during most missions. Game was smooth when loading during cutscenes before mission start.

Only about one or two crashes playing through the entire game. No super noticeable bugs that I saw throughout the game also.

Like most Call of Duty 100%'s, veteran difficult got tough at some points but play it slow and you can easily get through all the missions. One of the lucky few was probably the toughest achievement, the mg fire got a bit annoying to dodge.