Dethy 最近的评测

If you're a fan of the Anno series, this one is a no brainer. If you want a good Roman city builder, this one is definitely a no brainer. The campaign serves as a decent tutorial as always. The future roadmap looks like it will definitely expand the game even further with addition to Egypt related stuff.

I got this game when it first came out and was off-put by how much micromanagement was involved. I started up again recently, the developers seemed to resolve most of my issues with the game and I'm having a blast with it now. Highly recommend if you're disappointed with latest Civ game.

I'm really enjoying this game for what it is. Each age you go up to unlocks new customization for your civ. Instead of picking a unique civ, you evolve one yourself depending on the type of play style you're going after. Give it a few more DLC's and updates and I believe this will be a great game.

Few things I would like to see: Ability to customize the game prior to start, such as resource availability, turns, tech progress, etc. Ability to not see the combat window. Right now, I just hit ESC key and it closes it automatically.

All in all, I highly recommend this game if you're a strategy game fan.

I only have two questions for you..

1) Why are you not playing this awesome game yet?
2) Why are you making excuses to not play this awesome game?

Love the game. Survival aspects in space. Game forces you to pre-plan every move. Make sure you keep multiple save games at various checkpoints. This game has solid 30+ hours of gameplay if you plan to take it slow.

Best way to describe this game is a Banished survival city builder in a viking theme. So far I'm greatly enjoying it as it scratches that certain viking itch.

Pros: Graphics are very nice. Background environments capture the era. Winter effect is nice as you can see when it starts snowing, the snow will slowly build up and create mounds. Decent size research tech tree to progress through and unlock more things to build. Trading and military missions are in the game. Random events keep things interesting. Much slower gameplay than in other similar games. Have not run into any game-breaking bugs yet. Some minor glitches here and there. Managing population is key.

Cons: Micromanagement hell during late stages of the game. Micromanaging all the tasks such as cutting trees, planting and harvesting farms, slaughtering livestock, assigning workers to replace the ones that passed on. Natural disasters like earthquakes and lightning storms destroying too much stuff. It feels like you forgot to sacrifice something to Odin and now he mad.

All in all, I think the game is on a solid foundation and plays very well. I'm hoping for some automation in the future update to lower the amount of micromanagement and give us ability to scale down the natural disasters.

Great game. I really enjoy it, though it is a fast game. A 10 hour play-through will get you through most of it. It is a banished clone in a post-apocalyptic setting. You set up your homes, gathering, and industry. You research new techs to either get new buildings or improve existing ones. Random weather events can cause some issues but they're very minor. Biggest tip is to always have a bit more population than what your current workforce requires. People die, new people get born and cycle continues. Raiders, you can either fight them or pay them off. More annoying are the demands your people have.

Overall, solid 8/10 game. Looking forward to future DLC and updates.

The game is not bad. It has a lot of interesting things going for it. However, it does feel incomplete. Hopefully the devs will continue to add new features and content to the game.

Played the game for a bit, both campaign and the free mode. Honestly, the game even at the current stage is pretty decent. Graphics are neat but the difficulty can be unforgiving especially with the basic tutorial that doesn't really teach you proper mechanics of the game. Simple mistakes can lead you to bankruptcy.

This game can be best explained as a Supply Chain / Logistics Management simulator. It requires careful planning of your factory layout. You have a bit of choice as far as product design which dictates the kind of materials you need to produce. Researching new components and upgrading your product may require refitting your factory and can be costly. On top of that, you have to move your character around to make changes. If your character does not see the tables, it won't let you make logistical changes (no top-down god view of the entire operation).

While the game is still in Early Access, I think the devs will make great progress. They have a great foundation in place and can easily build up on it.

Few suggestions: Since we're dealing with supply chain / logistics, it would be great to have more detailed information presented to you. Also, please expand on managing employees. Currently, only factor we have is the hiring cost and daily wage of each employee which is random. Once hired, there is no detailed information about the employees and cost. Also, allow us to give better control of the market and pricing strategy. Currently, we only see what the maximum the product can sell for, there is no way to know what our product actually does sell for. Seems like a lot of the numbers are hidden behind the scenes.

Probably one of the best strategy games out there. Sure it has its flaws but overall, it's well done game.