Eldrake 最近的评测

Instantly in love. Combines some of my favorite survival craft game elements, feels like bits of Subnautica, Minecraft, yet with the meloncholic solitary discovery and environmental storytelling of Stray. Spooky, meditative, but most importantly, MY DOPAMINE STARVED BRAIN IS HOOKED On the "clean up absolutely everything and dismantle / recycle it for parts". I've absolutely cleared this whole first place out.

I'm only 5hrs in so far but I recommend it!

Hooked. This almost reminds me of the Minecraft Modpacks I used to enjoy like Forever Stranded -- crash landing on a desert planet and having to build from absolutely nothing up to huge powerful base, infrastructure, weapons/armor/gear, and unstoppable. As a big fan of survival crafting games with a "point" (being part of something big), this is catnip for me. I'm almost at 100hrs now?

Disclaimer -- I'm still questing and taking my time, I haven't gotten to the Deep Desert PVPVE insanity yet that everyone is so frustrated with so I'm still having a good time, haha.

Basically SCP, the game. The spookiness factor at 10 has been such a joy the whole time, without cheap jump scares. A sense of cosmic horror/unknowable dread permeates just how WEIRD everything is. I'm having a fantastic time!

God I love this crazy game. And my young kids love watching me play it, always asking "DAD CHECK THE EGGS IF THEY HATCHED" or "DAD GO FIGHT A BOSS, BRING CHILLET, THEY'RE CUTE".

Only this game can engage both me in the irresistible base building survival crafting adventure and manufacturing process automation, AND my kids with cute goofy animal monster friends.

This game is fantastic. 110hrs in and I'm just starting over a new save to finally see if I can get them all. :)

having a TOTAL BLAST in this game on steam deck! i was a huge symphony of the night fan and this game is a worthy successor.

I had SUCH a good time in this game. Growing up as a huge Marvel fan, the friendship building mechanic was a wonderful recreation of childhood memories pretending I was befriending each hero with my action figures. Honestly it felt like playing with action figures in my backyard. Had a total blast, 10/10.

The game isn't without its flaws, but I've been a Diablo player since playing Diablo 1 in middle school back in 1997.

With Season 4, I believe the game has finally reached the "fun" level it should have been on release. I recommend it, as a fun and solid ARPG with all the Blizzard polish and lore we're used to. Also the campaign story is genuinely emotional and superbly voice-acted, and had me caring about the characters. A far cry from the Saturday Morning Cartoon campiness of Diablo 3.

I've got about 300 hours in this game so far - most on Battle.net, only recently moving to the Steam install, and now that loot has been reworked in Season 4, it's worth picking up for the constant fun stream of stuff to do.

I am utterly charmed and hopelessly hooked. This game is so fantastically focused on its core game loop driving the story, with no fluff or extras. Such a masterclass in minimalist game design with beautiful human storytelling and entrancing art style.

100% recommend. No matter what you do, including "completing" the game, there's more story to find.

I've already been completely swept away in this game. As a camping/bushcraft/backpacking enthusiast, this really scratches that "use your natural resources in a beautiful environment while surviving" itch, but the real secret to this game is its ephemerality! -- The fact you lose everything when finishing a session/mission and returning to the space station means everything is temporary only, best use, and avoids the "I built a huge impregnable base what's the point of this again?" end state.

I've had a complete blast so far, haven't completed the game yet. And I haven't even tried multiplayer yet!

I'm something like 200 hours into Subnautica: Below Zero, and I remember playing it back in the first pre-alpha iteration before they redid the story!

I miss the huge sub from the first game, but these probably are the single finest examples of open world survival/crafting games I've ever played. Ever.