feydk 最近的评测

I played the demo and quite liked it. I decided to get the game on release day, which I did. The price tag was a bit surprising to me, but I figured there would be lots of content in the game to justify the price. But..

5 hours later I had finished the game. Quite unexpectedly I might add, it genuinely came as a surprise to me that it ended so soon. I really thought the game would be longer. So: €20 for a 5-hour story game where you spend 85% of the time doing a very monotonous task. There's no replay value to speak of.

I can't justify paying that price for so little content, so it's going to be a "no" from me. Even if I liked the game, short as it was.

Very good sort-of "casual" game in the XCOM franchise. Chimera Squad is much more forgiving and way less frustrating than previous titles. There are some interesting new mechanics and none of the annoying ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Well, at least that's my take on it. I enjoyed every bit of it.

I jumped aboard after full release. So to speak.

I never thought a primarily-under-water game could be this exciting, but this is one of the most unique and interesting games I have ever played in my 20 years of gaming. The game world is incredible, the music is intense, the mechanics are solid, the immersiveness is real, the story line is actually very, very good and it is certainly not an afterthought. You get the feeling that the game was built to support the story, not the other way round - which is rare these days.
There are definitely quite a few hours of entertainment in this. I finished my first game in 40 hours, and I even had help from youtube and the wiki.

I highly recommend getting this title. Even at full price it's well worth the money.

The signals are strong tonight.

I've never been a huge fan of the Tomb Raider universe. But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, I love this game. It's without a doubt the most beautiful game I've ever played. Gameplay mechanics and controls are pretty simple and gradually introduced. Lots of content, collectibles, side missions and secrets to discover. The main storyline is quite alright, actually. Good acting for the most part. Did I say the graphics are unbelievable? Playing on ultra widescreen it's like you're the star in a Hollywood blockbuster. All in all, this game is really really well made. Highly recommended.

I've played this game for almost 100 hours, of which the majority was spent over the course of 7 days (and a couple of all-nighters). That is a great testament to how fun and addictive this game is. Having said that, once I hit the 90-95 hour mark, things started to get tedious and I sort of ran out of new things to do and discover. But I was fully entertained every minute I spent playing this game up to that point.

If I have to pick one word to describe this game, it would be "cute". Everything from the animations, the cat smiley face in the speech bubbles, the diversity of the characters you meet and interact with in the town, the feeling you get when you finally win the heart of the girl/guy you've been wooing for so long, the sounds, the music! Oh, the music. It's really good.

Content wise, I have rarely seen a game this "small" with that much stuff packed into it. Besides the main storyline - you being the rookie farmer, trying to re-establish your grandpa's old farm and make it on your own - there are tons of quests, content/areas that unlock as you progress and lots and lots of secrets to be found.

Absolutely recommended.

Excellent mini game to keep the old dying brain cells alive.

The concept is super simple. The UI is so subtle and minimalistic. Sound and music fits right in with the slickness of it all. It's so well done.

The puzzles increase in difficulty as you progress. Every time a new concept is introduced, it is explained with a single sentence. No need for lengthy tutorials here. Also, every puzzle can be solved by logic alone. You don't have to guess.

Eventually you will get to a level where you just sit and stare at the screen, desperately trying to find an opening. When you finally find that opening, you can't help but feel a little cool. You make a couple of moves, only to get stuck again. That's when you realize there is more to the logic than what meets the eye. You learn to think outside the boxes.. or hexes, if you will. When you perfect a level that otherwise seemed impossible to do, you feel like a genius.

Any game that makes me feel like a genius deserves a big thumbs up.

I had no idea farming could be so much fun.

Try to pitch this game to someone who doesn't know what it is about: Yeah, so you mount a sower on your tractor, drive to the field and sow it, then you drive back, unmount the sower, mount a fertilizer and drive back to the field to fertilize it. Then you speed up the game and wait 5 minutes until the crops has grown. Then you get in your harvester and start harvesting, but you also have to bring a tractor with a tipper, so you can unload the crops. When the entire field has been harvested, you must cultivate the field first, and then you start over.

I just realized how boring that sounds. But that's the funny thing about this game; it sounds SO boring and bland, but in reality it is surprisingly fun. I don't know why. The youtubers I've watched playing the game also don't know why. It just is.

But.. once you've passed the 10-20 hour mark and start making real progress, have to manage multiple fields and do your best to come up with the most efficient flow, you start to get a little frustrated by the lack of automation in the game. Basically you have one option and one option only: when you have aligned your machine with the field, you can "hire worker" to get the stuff done. That's fine and works as intended, for the most part..
But the workers are pretty stupid. They get stuck very easily, and you won't notice until you happen to tab into the worker's machine, only to discover that the entire proces has been halted for 30 minutes because he ran into a tree while he was turning, and apparently he hasn't heard of this thing called "to reverse". HUGE con: The game does not give you any feedback on workers AT ALL, so you have to constantly tab through all your stuff to make sure everything is running smoothly. You also can't make workers do "passive" stuff, like wait for a harvester to get full and then drive up to it with a tipper, or tell them to unload crops from the silo and drive it off to a sell point. In other words, once you have a handful of fields, you'll be quite busy monitoring the progress, giving work orders, driving equipment from one field to another, helping stuck workers get unstuck and so on. And that's where the tediousness kicks in and the fun factor starts to decline.

The extreme lack of automation drives most people to use mods, or, well, one mod in particular, called Courseplay. Obviously this is a review of the vanilla game, so I will just say this: while Courseplay does offer a lot more automation features, it is very far from perfect. Courseplay will have you curse at the screen repeatedly, because the AI is basically still extremely poor. Even though you can make workers do more things, especially the "passive" stuff, you still have to sort out stuck workers all. the. time. So don't expect any wonders, only a little help. And more frustration.

Said frustration is the reason why I've stopped playing this game now. But it took 76 hours before I reached that point, and it was great fun until then. I consider that pretty good value for money.

Solid entertainment and great value for money. Very addictive. This game will steal many, many hours from you.

This review used to include a few negative points, but those have since been made obsolete by various updates to the game. There's no longer any reason not to wholeheartedly recommend it.