Dizzy 最近的评测

Even in Early Access, this is worth to pick up.
There's still plenty of room for improvement for QOL and just general fixes, but this is still in EA.

Grow a village. Rise and fight against the oppressors.
You can do anything yourself except for researching; you will rely on villagers to do that for you.

I generally only play Single Player games on steam. You can play multiplayer for this, but I haven't tried.

+ Colony Sim -- Similar to Rimworld
++ Trading/Caravans with nearby villages or you own outposts
++ Fishing
++ Farming
++ Cooking
++ Building
++ Hunting
++ Mining
+ Combat, M&B Style
++ Sword/Shield
++ 2h Melee
++ Bows/Longbows/Crossbows
+ RPG
+ Exploration
+ Beautiful locations

What do I not like?
It's still EA, so plenty of improvements to be made.
- Loading times during fast travel
- Stuck AI
- Better caravan system
- Lack of faster travel around the world (no horses in-game YET, but allegedly to be added)

Game is likely to be worth once fully complete. However, I can't recommend the game at it's current implementation. You'll get about 3-8 hours before you'll notice some QOL improvements that would make the experience better.

Essentially very similar to their original game, but now you have access to a town, farmland, and a home. It appears there will be additional locations added later. A guild, a tavern, and such places exist but currently empty.

Improvements I'd like to see:
1. Fast Travel / Bicycle of some sort because running back/forth to certain areas like your farm, the town, then the shop will get boring very fast. Nothing attracts me between these locations (for example, nothing free to farm or surprise events to happen).
2. Better sorting/filtering. At the moment, when crafting, there's honestly some things I don't want to bother crafting as I progress. Let me filter by materials on-hand, or specific materials. I don't want to craft with Copper anymore, let me focus on Steel.
3. Placement of products - The addition of something to hold your sword, or a armor stand is great, but if I want to put a whole isle of the same shield I can't do that. I have to manually select EVERY single display stand.
4. Guests appear to only purchase 1-2 products at a time, sometimes 3. Are there no incredibly rich guests that will stop by and make a few additional purchases? I guess future improvements will have something similar since there's a guild and a travelling seller that visits.
5. I don't want to farm EVERY plot of land or EVERY furnace I have. Maybe it's just me, but I'll have 50 furnaces running and over time will become tedious to maintain as I have to select each one individually. Same goes for my farming land.
6. Let me adjust font. I'd like to be able to see a lot about a product on a single page without having to scroll to see what tags are set for a product.
7. Let me filter by tags or search tags. I want to setup an armorsmith area, but have to browse around to find the knight armor stand. Sometimes it's obvious, but other times not so obvious.

Thanks and hope you enjoy your shop!

The game has a lot of potential, just needs to get to a stable build and multiple QOL (gameplay) improvements.

I've encountered some issues that make it difficult to play, or just unplayable at times (like workers disappearing, or "working", but never actually completing the building/task).

Hoping to see more updates on this game so I may continue playing it when it reaches v1.0.0!

To the DEV:
Keep at it, I'm loving it so far! Long-time RPG / rogue-like game player looking for that itch!

To the players:

This scratched that rogue-like RPG itch I had for a while.

For an early access game this is pretty solid so far. There's certainly some bugs and some improvements to be made, but if the roadmap follows through, it'll be one you'll likely come back to play again.

I got this game when they added human factions (0.5.4) and have already played it for over 80 hours. It certainly is a way better version than the previous hope for rogue-like RPGs of Stoneshard.

In the current mode, expect some OG classes like a rogue or barbarian. First play-through I got to level 62 with a Knight because I kept dying as a Chef as I learned how to play the game. Second play-through I got to level 52 with a Druid (this was more fun to play, but a little annoying at times in some battles as it's a turn-based (with group movement/attacks to speed things up).

• For a 0.5.4 version of the game, a fair bit of content.
  
• Crafting, cooking, alchemy, enchanting, class-specific skills, overworld and economy.
  
• Save regularly. I don't care to cheese some things, at least play the way I want.
  
• Plenty of RNG; I had to travel around multiple cities to get the gear I wanted for my end play-through.

• Early access game with a hefty price, but I've supported games like Kenshi and enjoyed it. If you don't like early access, then wait to see if they release this game by EOD 2024 as they expect. IMO, the price point isn't so bad provided the content given so far from an indie developer.
  
• Of course with any piece of programming, you can expect bugs.
  
• Repeatable quests are repeatable, but add some variety in rewards would be nice, or faction-specific rewards.

• Not yet full access / not complete game.
  
• Not necessarily a CON, but I'd love to see this be playable on the keyboard or Steamdeck.

Wish I could really play this game, but there's some game-breaking issues that prevent me from doing so. (even after trying out some solutions I found online)

1. Game doesn't load in English (that's fine, seemed like an option I can change in-game)
2. Screen loads like "windowed" mode then proceeds to take up full-screen... in-game option to finally change to English appears on the bottom left. However, due to some resolution issue or something it can't be clicked.. every time I try, I turn on/off the sounds instead. Major flaw & inconvenience IMO.

I tried several things:
1. apply "windowed" mode to game load - no luck
2. Tried options here: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/app/411760/discussions/0/496880503067031111/ and no luck.

Realized I spent 20 minutes try to get a game to boot properly, asking for a refund.