ceelmstream@twitch 最近的评测

I requested a refund and it was rejected because I played more than the 2 hour steam refund policy. Unfortunately it takes 4+ hours just to finish the tutorials, and those don't equip you with sufficient knowledge to play the game. After spending 4 hours in tutorials, I had an experienced friend walk me through getting started, which would have been so much worse if I was left on my own, since this game tells you very little information and requires you to know a lot of its quirks to simply progress in the smallest manner. After 90 minutes of that, I was determined to uninstall and I requested a refund which was promptly rejected. With no refund and after a night of sleep I downloaded it again to give it a second chance with a fresh start and another 3 hour session to confirm that it was not the procedurally generated seed ruining my experience; I was simply not having fun. Based on some of the positive reviews I'm sure this becomes an amazing game after sinking a full work week into it, but until then, I find it to be an empty and unengaging experience.

This game is full of empty space and the pacing in the early game involves a lot sitting around in a space road trip simulator. 80% of my time is spent with zero to no interaction while I autopilot to various mission areas. The game is procedurally generated and missions can be generated that are impossible to complete, but the game doesn't tell you so you can spend 20 minutes in a location before realizing there is nothing to do there but to abort the mission. It had my considering logging in to read some work emails because I was getting tired of monotonous fetch quests and minesweeping (ie carefully spend several minutes shooting dots from a distance or get too close, blow up and start over from a save).

The UI is extremely unhelpful, which is unfortunate since a large part of the game takes place in a menu hell. For example, modding your ship supplies very little information. There is no tooltip or description for each component when you decide what to slot in; you are expected to go to a separate glossary to read about them and come back with that knowledge ready in your head as you look through each one. All you can see is that your total ship stats increase or decrease; you gain or lose a little dps when you slot a weapon in or out but leave out key info like one weapon never missing but only damaging shields while another having low accuracy and fast fire rate but only damaging hull.

A large part of this game is learning the various quirks and menus and the game makes no effort to help you. Sure there are tutorials, but for the hours of tutorial content, it only scrapes the surface of what you need to know. I think I gave it a fair try but learning cryptic menus and game mechanics felt like work, and after more than a full work day in this game waiting to get hooked on the fun part that never came I'm ready to permanently uninstall. I think in order to truly enjoy this game you need to be willing to sink 20-40 hours before you get to the fun part.