DanielGames 最近的评测

This game shouldn't be free. I really enjoyed the game's sense of humour and quirky dialogue.

Chalk this up as a skill issue but the movement felt clumsy for what essentially becomes a bullet hell near the end of the game. While I find the dev posts and art at the end fascinating, I'm not going to suffer through hard mode to see it all.

A fun platforming game where each level has a certain gimmick, usually a reference to another game. One level has that super mario world snake block you control with direction to build a path. Another has donkey kong country barrels. Megaman platforms that phase in and out. etc.

To simply beat the game is pretty easy. The challenge is getting all the gems. Some of them are either hidden in a place you'd never expect to check or require you to kill enemies within a very strict time limit. If you get the clone dash, you can use that to extend that timer.

I'd definitely recommend it but it's not the smoothest platformer that I've played. Just something about it feels off. It's not awful though.

FFS, Fun Free and Short. It's a bullet hell shmup with quirky dialogue where you're curing everyone of whatever is affecting them, but sometimes the punchline is you gave them more of a bad thing, which makes them happy. I won't spoil what happens at the end of the game but you can spend a lot of time finding funny dialogue.

Fun short puzzle game. For a game that's basically fitting shapes into the correct holes, it's pretty fun to play off and on.

The first game was a lot of fun but I just found this one really frustrating.

Fun tower defence game but the post game meta doesn't interest me. Still lots of TD maps to have fun with until you beat the game tho.

Free is free but this game is carried by nostalgia. I remember playing this game as a kid and I do remember enjoying what I played, but I must have not gotten far as the later stages feel incredibly tedious and a few even mislead you in how you're supposed to solve the puzzle. For example, there's one stage where you see a bunch of movable blocks that you can strategically push into the water so you could cross over to an island. However, by the time you get to the final blocks, you can't get them out and instead find flippers which you just use to swim across the water. There's other stages that troll you like this and nothing bothers me more than a giant time waster then the gave developer going "haha ♥♥♥♥ you".

Play this game for the nostalgia but steer clear otherwise.

Very fun bullet hell. Each run randomises which items you can buy at the end of each stage, making the experience somewhat different each run. With a bit of practice, I was able to 1cc normal mode. My sights are now set on beating extra mode, though it's pretty rough. I got to the final spell card so hopefully I can get THE run soon. While randomised items at the end are fun, I wish the phoenix tail was always available in the extra stage, as it's by far the best pick before the boss (3 extra lives).

Music is great, characters look like creepy dolls, and there's bullets everywhere.

also download thcrap to translate the game into english.

Against the Storm is a very enjoyable roguelite puzzle game disguised as a city builder. Each new settlement gives you random blueprints for workshops you can build, random resources you can harvest from, random races of workers who each have their own requirements for staying happy, etc. There's multiple ways you can win each game and it's up to you to figure out what to build and produce, who to assign where, and more to reach your goals. Each in-game year ends with a storm season, which will debuff your villagers and possibly make them leave or kill them if you don't meet certain requirements to help them endure the weather.

This game scratches a very specific itch that Rollercoaster Tycoon did when I was a kid. I would recommend this game to everyone but I'd urge them to try the demo out to see if they also enjoy this kind of gameplay. It's a lot to take in a first, but if you just stick with what the tutorials teach you, you'll do fine starting out. The game has a lot of complexity later on which I think is a good thing, but if you stick to the default difficulties, you don't necessarily have to worry about all that. This game has 24 different difficulty modes (4 standard jumps then 20 that each add a unique negative modifier) and there's no wrong way to enjoy the game.

The developers are continuously listening to player feedback to make this the best game it can be. It just recently has a quality of life patch, including the ability to make your settlements look even nicer.

Lastly, the music is fantastic.

Also hello discord that has a bot that shares reviews. o/