CeeJaylx 最近的评测

My brother and I are having a blast with HumanitZ. For an Early Access title, it’s already fun and has great replayability with building, exploring, crafting, and surviving. Definitely a solid foundation.

That said, there are issues: bugs like getting stuck, falling through the map, or floating away; clunky building (having to equip the hammer and re-select structures constantly); long, overly dark nights with no skip option; erratic camera movement that makes it hard to see ahead; flimsy vehicles that flip on the smallest bumps; and clan members being removed after death/disconnect, which is frustrating since you can’t even use their structures when they’re offline.

Suggestions: faster/smoother building, stable driving, better base lighting, NPC survivors, more professions with unique skills, creepier horror elements, base cleanup, and more décor options.

Overall, I’d give it an 8.5/10. It’s Early Access, so bugs are expected, but this game has huge potential if the devs keep supporting it.

🕹️ Early Access Review – 20+ Hours Played (Playtest + EA)

I've been playing Rotwood since the playtest and have now clocked over 20 hours in Early Access. As a fan of Klei's work, I came in excited and while I’ve enjoyed a lot, there are definitely areas that need love and refinement. Here’s my breakdown:

👍 PROS:

🎮 Gameplay: Solid arcade roguelike vibes with great replayability. It nails that “just one more run” feeling and keeps things addictive.

🎨 Visuals: The art style is whimsical, colorful, and beautifully polished. Characters and enemies are full of personality.

🎵 Music: Surprisingly good soundtrack! It has that playful, Saturday-morning-cartoon energy with a touch of adventure. Fits the world perfectly.

👎 CONS:

🐌 Optimization: Even on a high-end rig, the game lags hard in village and entering combat room. Hosting a game? The constant “Waiting for players” screens needs serious optimization.

🕹️ Controls: Clunky and button-mashy. Combos feel stiff and unresponsive; combat needs to feel fun, not forced.

♻️ Variety: Not enough weapons, armor, biomes, or NPC interactions. For a roguelike, it starts feeling repetitive fast. Lacks the variety seen in games like Lost Castle or Cult of the Lamb.

✅ Overall: I’ve had fun with Rotwood, and it has so much potential. The foundation is solid, and the style is classic Klei. But right now, it still feels unpolished and a bit unfulfilling. I’m hopeful for future updates, because I want this game to be great.

Zombieville USA 3D – A Nostalgic Blast with Room to Grow

With over 5 hours in-game, I totally see why this has overwhelmingly positive reviews. It nails that classic arcade feel with fun visuals, tight gameplay, and insane replay value especially if you grew up on games like "Zombies Ate My Neighbors".

Pros:
• Great replayability and co-op fun
• Charming cartoony visuals
• No microtransactions just pure gameplay
• Fantastic price for what you get

Cons:
• Becomes too easy after upgrades
• Only one map (really holds it back)
• Music and AI can get repetitive
• No Black women characters; representation matters

Suggestions:
Would love to see map variety (tied to recruits), themed zombies, mini-bosses every 20 levels, a training ground, and more perks/weapons.

Overall, this game is an arcade gem with tons of potential. A few updates could easily make it legendary.

8.5/10

First and foremost, I want to extend a massive thank you to Keen Games and the entire development team for creating such an incredible experience with Enshrouded. With over 200 hours invested, I can confidently say that I have been enjoying every aspect of this game. The world of Embervale is stunning, the combat is engaging, and the depth of crafting and exploration has kept me and my friends enthralled for countless hours.
You truly get lost in the world that Keen has created. The developers have also been consisted with updates which I can appreciate. I was stubborn, and late to experience Enshrouded however I am beyond glad that I did.

⭐ 4/5 ⭐

I had the privilege of playing Mind Over Magic in early access, and I must say, the developers are consistent and dedicated. The game is an exciting blend of Harry Potter and Oxygen Not Included, allowing you to build and manage your own wizarding school while training apprentices.

The gameplay loop is engaging, and the dungeons add a fun challenge, though I wish they felt more rewarding. My biggest suggestion would be to add more functional furniture and unique decorative pieces for each room, as my layouts started to feel repetitive.

Overall, it's a solid and enjoyable game, and I’d definitely recommend it to fans of management sims with a magical twist!

10/10 - Just get the game!!! It's a love letter to the fans of Harry Potter and the Wizarding World. But it's also a breathe of fresh air for gamers who just want an amazing game. The developers paid close attention to details meticulously immersing you into the game; the gameplay mechanic, the soundtrack, the visuals all work together like a sweet symphony.

I've been playing Don't Starve & Don't Starve Together for years now, and the developers Klei have done an amazing job with this game. The game is incredibly fun, and has a great community that continues to keep the game alive with all types of mods. Plus the developers continues to add new content every month keeping the game fresh. I've purchased this game many time over, and will do it again.