jtcbrown 最近的评测

A fantastically simple, fun sci-fi romp. I normally gravitate to big, grand, complex games, but this here was done right. Holden's "There was a button, I pushed it!" philosophy turned into a video game. The ship building aspect gives near infinite options on how to approach combat, as well as some of the rarer puzzle bits. Max out on engines for fast exploration, or load up every forward facing gun you can manage to crack those "indestructible" problems. Or play space billiards with the Gravity gun.

That said, no, this is not perfect or for everyone. Beyond the space combat, most everything else is "push button, get thing." Outside of shipbuilding, most stuff is very linear, beyond having a limit on how many techs you can pursue in any given run (meaning you can't "do all the things" in a single run, sans save editing.)

Basically, mile wide, inch deep.

The game is *fun* for a time, but once I got through the main quest line enough to see what the "New Game +" was all about... I was done.

Most of the gameplay is bog-standard FPS run and gun, and then a very arcade-y ship combat where, once you fit your ship to a basic proficiency, becomes braindead content that you cannot lose.

Outpost building! Is great fun for a bit, but then again the NG+ makes it... pointless.

There is just a whole lot of very same-y content to do.

Some of the quest lines are a LOT of fun. Most of the locations are gorgeous, if a bit bland in places, and particularly the big landing zones are fairly expansive and have quite a bit of content.

I regret purchasing the game :(

So, this is not a "bad game" - it's actually got a lot of promise. But after months of dealing with the same bugs, over and over - bugs that make it very, very difficult to accomplish things in game - I just can't recommend it.

Hopefully they will get things sorted out.

My main issue is simply ships becoming uncontrollable. There is no rhyme or reason, there is no fix. At some point, most of my ships, in every battle, get to a point where they just will not heed my instructions, at least for which direction they should go - which is rather important.

Or things like the AI being able to magically turn way better than we can to avoid torpedoes. That causes less trouble than the above, but it is very obvious and setting your own ships to AI control does not give them this same turning ability it seems.

I hate to leave a bad review but I keep trying to play as they update, and keep running into the same, maddening problems.

So far, this is looking great. Very early access, can't wait for the next update to see more.

There are issues, UI and load times and such, but no glaring crashes or anything. I will re-review when it is farther along, but the premise and what is available so far look to be the start of a great game.