Tygersnark 最近的评测

This is a fun space mining game, and I definitely recommend it if you are into this sort of thing! The campaign seems to be around 3-5 hours depending on how quick you are with extracting, and there are multiple endings if you want to do more than one run. Unfortunately, you've just got the one ship, but you can switch out the tools (weapons) and use explosives. This gives you some loadouts to play around with, but really I found myself doing one thing. I was happy with my ending where I cleared my debt and had a bit of spending money after, so I doubt I would play again. If there was maybe a different ship to try out and more options for mining, I might give it another run or two.

While Deep Space Exploitation is fun and a pretty good game, I feel it's a little limited in comparison to ΔV: Rings of Saturn

This game has a pretty interesting survival game concept. Pity Please! is a game here you are homeless and need to survive for as long as you can. While there are other games that have the same concept, they generally revolve around the darker side of the streets and focus on things like using and selling drugs for example. This game doesn't do that, it's actually quite wholesome in it's own way with bright colours and upbeat music, (The soundtrack is fire btw) and it even has a dog you can pet! Instead of selling drugs or robbing people, you're crafting signs for panhandling, dumpster diving for things to recycle, and fishing for your next meal.

Unfortunately it's not all sunshine and rainbows. The game clearly suffers from a number of technical problems that hold it back from being great right now. At the time of writing, I experienced several frustrating bugs; The achievements were not triggering for me, and there was a pretty annoying bug where after saving the game I lost my signboard. The energy system also needs a bit of balancing, as after having a deep sleep at my camp site I barely recovered any stamina. These are just a few examples that hint that maybe an Early Access release would've been beneficial to the game.

Having said that, I do see a lot of potential in this game and think it's got the makings of a unique survival game that I haven't seen before! If you feel like supporting this indie dev, I recommend wishlisting the game and maybe getting it on a sale.

Really fun idle game with a great sense of humour. Note that there is actually some difficulty and skill involved at some point, which is actually a welcome addition. Having said that, there are many occasions when I was half paying attention to actually hitting the target and I missed, meaning I have to wait some more. Not an issue, but I lost the urge to keep playing after a while. Now if this game had steam achievements... well let's just say my hours on record will grow past 4.7h

I have played a lot of extraction type games, and I honestly didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did!

It's focused around getting gear that increases your stats like Str, Dex, Int, standard fantasy ♥♥♥♥. The higher your gear score, the better skills you get. You get two active skills at a time. You need to attack PvE which is easy, but still can get you killed if you're dumb. The movement is pretty fast and there is no fall damage, so you don't HAVE to fight PvE. The main reason PvE is there is to create opportunity for PvP, where the real fun is.

You can play solo against other solos, or you can enable challenge mode where you go against duos and trios as well. You can also go into deeper sections of the dungeon and get better loot, as well as fight bosses - or gank those who were fighting bosses.

After that, you need to find a portal on the ground that randomly spawns in different places and pings the map when you activate it - unless you have a scroll that prevents that.

Free to play with no pay to win that I have noticed yet. Yeah you can buy some potions, but you blow through those so quickly that you will be spending playtime earned gold to buy more in no time! Seems like cosmetics are the way they are going with monetisation.

It's fun solo, but can totally see how a support character with damage characters can be a crazy powerful team, or even just two or three damage characters!

It's free, give it a go!

FOR DEMOCRACY!

Side note: This game is brutal. It is not for people who like easy games. If you want to play it solo - which you're not supposed to do, but you will be in for a great challenge and the intrinsic reward is amazing if you're a masochist like me! xD

It's a tower defence, but it's a GOOD tower defence! Just a note to those who see "city builder", you can't actually choose specific locations for buildings. You kinda have pre-defined buildings in pre-defined locations and you choose when to build or upgrade them. So if you looking for a city builder, this is not it. If you looking for a fun tower defence, you found it!

This game has a huge amount of content and replay-ability, providing as much entertainment as titles over double it's value! I highly recommend this game to those who enjoy a challenge. Like a great turn-based strategy, it gives you that "just one more turn" feeling. At the same time like a good roguelike, it gives you the urge to try "just one more run" and that's a dangerous combo! xD

This game has nearly infinite replay-ability. There's a great learning curve, and no matter your level there will always be a moment that you are caught off-guard and get a genuine scare! The only negative I could say is that the game will never be as scary as when you first started playing it.

(Got it as a gift, but bought it for someone else because I enjoyed it so much and wanted to play it with them!)

EDIT: 79.6 hrs at original review time, 405.5 hrs on record, still having fun!

I will most likely edit this review once I have played some more, but I really needed to state how I am not having any issues with performance or crashing. My GPU is a 1050 with 3GB of VRAM, and the minimum spec says a 1050Ti with 4GB is needed. Are all you people who are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about the game telling you that you don't have enough VRAM (or "GPU space" as one person put it.) trying to run it at maximum settings?! Just play the game at a lower graphic setting, it still looks really good compared to other games that I set to a mixture of low and medium. Hell, some settings are still on High!

As for the game itself, there are quite a few improvements over JW:E and I can tell I will spend just as much time, if not more in JW:E2!

One such improvement is how your rangers actually need to go and check on the dino's status, and you don't just magically know it. If that ranger car gets attacked, the car gets visibly damaged, and a door might even get knocked off! The way the dino's get fed has also been improved. Instead of having feeding stations with the herbivores, you actually need to have the proper ground fibre or nuts and fruit! There's just so much more depth here over JW:E, and I love it!

This game is amazingly fun! It totally delivers on all the hype that it built up before launch. Beware however, as it is not for the faint of heart. The learning curve can be quite steep, and both your aim and wits need to be razor sharp.

Currently the worst thing about the game is the long queue times, so solve that issue and get the game!