Clover 最近的评测

Very very cool concept! There's definitely a steep learning curve - including the demo, I went through five planets before I finally managed to get an ecosystem remotely balanced, and I still haven't really grasped how to use the cell editor well - and there's some scuff to be found, but that's to be expected in early access imo.

It's really relaxing and fun to just watch the life you plant start to take over the planet - I was really excited the first time I looked at the map and realized a plant/animal combo I'd created had more or less spread over the entire surface! Going from a barren rocky planet to one with oceans, weather, and plant and animal life is super cool :)

There's a lot of comparison to Spore in other reviews, and I can definitely see the similarity, but I feel like this is genuinely headed towards something super unique! Tons of divergent gameplay to be found with the mutation/evolution mechanics as well as the more advanced interactions between species. Really excited to see where the game goes from here!

It's alright.

Really fun management game! Cozy atmosphere, just the right amount of depth/complexity, clearly a game with a lot of thought put into balancing + design.

The UI is very buggy - there have been multiple times where I've been unable to reprimand a student who's acting out, had menus refuse to close, and so on. Even though it's fixed by exiting to the main menu and coming back, it can be very frustrating at times and really interrupt the groove you get into while playing. That being said, I'd still highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys the management/sim genre :)

Unbelievably addicting and super charming! Definitely one of the better idlers I've played. I will forever stay gnorping.

Solid relaxed base builder/resource manager! Although keeping your resources and workforce out of the red can be tricky in the endgame, I never felt like things were really going catastrophically wrong or getting out of hand. Really appreciated the ease with which you can rearrange your city as time goes on for more efficiency or to better cater to your citizens.

Was disappointed to find that the story was so short - I thought the different maps were different campaigns, but it's just the same story with slightly altered balancing/atmosphere. Only takes about 9 hours to complete, and there isn't a whole lot of replay value outside of self-imposed challenges or to peek at the other maps.

Overall I recommend it because I did enjoy it for the time I played it! Just wish there was more story and a bit more depth to explore.

An easy 10/10! Chants of Sennaar is an incredible puzzle game whose core mechanic is one I wish was used far more often than it is - language translation and the exploration and discovery that comes with newfound knowledge. This game scratches the itch that similar titles left me with - the system for discovering new glyphs is intuitive, the journal system is easy to use, and the story being told through both the various languages' chosen symbols and the environment you explore is amazing.

The game is a little on the short side, easily completed in ~6 hours, but the pacing is good! I just wish there was more of it to explore, and that the languages had a little more depth to their vocabulary. But that's just a nitpick - as it stands, easily one of my favorite games released this year.

Just like the rest in the series, a great way to make games without any coding experience. There are a couple of caveats (only really good for exactly one kind of game, limited included resources compared to previous entries in the series, etc.) but these are easily remedied by community resources. Definitely recommend for anyone looking to get a start in game dev!

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I wish there was an option for "Recommended, but not yet."

I love the basic concept and gameplay - Planet Coaster's building system and AI plus Zoo Tycoon's management and animal cast is absolutely perfect and the reason I bought this on release. Unfortunately, for right now, instability and performance issues are keeping me from enjoying the game as much as I could be.

Overall, if you're a fan of other park builders or management games (especially Planet Coaster), I wholeheartedly recommend playing this - but maybe give it a bit more time in the oven before picking it up.

On the surface, Undertale seems like just another retro-style indie game, the kind that are dime-a-dozen anymore. But let me tell you, that is not the case.

The story is absolutely phenomenal and got me hooked pretty quickly. It really manages the emotional rollercoaster without being over the top - at times it's lighthearted and quirky, other times serious and heartbreaking, and sometimes downright dark. The ending and the journey that the characters go through hit me like very few games ever have - and that's saying something.

Something else that Undertale manages very well is being unique - something fairly difficult to do in the game industry today. A lot of classic RPG mechanics are questioned and in turn, make you consider your choices much more carefully than many other "Your Choices Matter" games out there.

Another thing is the staggering attention to detail - I've got a fairly ridiculous amount of playtime logged in Undertale when you consider that its story takes around 6 - 8 hours to complete, and I'm still finding new dialogue and interaction options that I'd never seen before. The world and its inhabitants feel really alive in a wonderful way - not every small detail is meant to further the plot, and that's okay.

All in all, Undertale is truly an obvious labor of love with an amazing soundtrack to boot. It's by far one of my favorite games, and it's definitely not something I'll forget any time soon - do yourself a favor and give it a try.