Burger 最近的评测

After playing 100 hours of this with a friend in 2025, I can say this game shouldn't be tedious to play in 2025. I bought this game near launch. I quit after maybe 2 years of playing it because I just lost interest. I come back to it 10+ years later and not much has changed other than the paid content they really want you to get.

The mindset the creators of this game seem to have is "add and don't look back" where they just continue to add paid content without fixing what already exists in the game. Usually more content is good for an MMO, but there are some events/mechanics/enemies/etc that haven't been in a good state since forever and the last time they've been touched was 2017.

The camera and ragdoll physics makes this game. There are a few bugs that make me frown a little (enemies getting stuck inside the pod, missing items), but other than that it's a great game to play with friends.

Ended up installing this, unlikely to play it again, after extremely questionable progression changes to pad out the game as well as some choices in DLC. Hopefully this former changes in the future.

Good game, but can be very punishing and grindy in terms of resource collection. I can't imagine playing this game solo, but it's fun with friends.

Makes me wish there was a "maybe" recommendation on steam. The game runs like ass for what it renders, and it's prone to a ton of save bugs, npc pathing bugs, and missing item bugs in multiplayer. It has at least 25 hours of content, though.

Legitimately the best game I've ever played. I bought this game at full price knowing it would most likely go on sale soon, but I'm still overwhelmingly happy with my purchase. It's everything I wanted in a building combat game and more. It's very tough to get into, but it's absolutely worth it. I'm getting my friends to buy this and holding their hands through it so they can enjoy it too.

The only problem with this game is the lack of polish. It's a rough, uncut diamond in terms of new player Quality of Life and some UI stuff. Even with that, hands down the best game I've ever played.

Imagine the most charming, friendliest, and most helpful person in the world, but you know one time they kicked a dog once.

That's basically Baldur's Gate 3.

This game is amazing. it deserves all the recognition in the world for being an amazing, but I cannot recommend it (emphasis on recommend) because several times I've lost hours of progress because of common bugs that still haven't been fixed since early access, such as combat bugging out and freezing, characters unable to do damage (but still attack), and a very very very bad pathfinding system where your party can unironically just decide to jump down an elevator shaft because it has no clue how to get there.

Just don't play this game without friends. Solo play is awful.

Legitimately this gamer is such a good case for why there should be a "maybe" recommendation for steam.

At first you start to really like the game, but the more you play it, the more it just seems pretty mid. There are a ton of weird story and gameplay choices in the game, and an absolute TON of padding. I cannot see myself playing the game again after I complete the main questline.

You know those wacky lines in Fallout games where you say hilariously weird things when failing speech checks? Imagine a game that is literally just filled to the brim with that. I'm not even finished the game yet and there are just so many memorable moments. I could not recommend more.


My only issue is that inconsistent when it comes to failed skill checks. At the start of the game, failing skill checks is often extremely hilarious and results in at most 1 lost health or morale point, but you end up gaining hilarious dialogue or even beneficial rewards such as pity currency or a legendary frog hat. The game teaches you to not be too concerned about failing them, but unfortunately for some reason that changes later in the game where failing a skill check can result in massive health or morale points. Other than that, the game is absolutely great.

It's hard to describe the feeling of playing it with. It's like eating a prime cut of beef without spices; it's a good meal but where is the spice, the sides, and the wine that supposed to go with it? I have two conspiracy theory about the development of this game:

Conspiracy A: The developers didn't have enough time and/or budget to meet the deadline and this is the final product.
Conspiracy B: The developers completed the full game but the rest of it is being sold as future DLC.

It's a good sale game but if I paid $40 for this I'd be kind of offended.