Order of Chaos 最近的评测

Seems like a good game, but the memory leak resulting in crash due to lack of video ram is inexcusable. Developers currently blame an nvidia/intel problem, but users like me who are not running Intel still have the problem so thats clearly not it.

On linux, crashes constantly for me-- cant play it.

I got the game on sale, and for less than $10 its easily worth the price. The environment is haunting, and the story is interesting. However, there are some actual gameplay mechanics with fatal flaws that will cause even your campaign to fail no matter the difficulty, which prevents me from recommending this game.

A significant portion of the game is about equipping your characters with items and controlling them as a squad, both mechanics of which are very badly implemented. In addition, non-fighter classes will end up wandering the swamp for various reasons and if you haven't 1000% cleared all possible enemies, they will walk right up to them and die without fail.

This game made a perfectly good user interface for jotting down circuits and then ruined it by making the instructions for every level utterly incomprehensible. The puzzle is not the circuits, its the lack of actual detail about what you're supposed to do. 70% of the work is reverse engineering what they actually want you to output.

SCUM is almost 1.0, so we'll see what they change, but I would currently not recommend this game for the following reasons:
* no dedicated / locally hosted servers
* anti-cheat is kernel, so multiplayer wont work in linux
* they moved from a simulation where zombies are scattered all around the map to one where there are barely any until a horde of them spawn right in front of you

This game has a very specific niche. At least in the beginning, the pacing is much slower than other "go into space and trade/mine your way up". That's fine, that's it's niche. Slow and steady. Avoid combat. Learn where the pay-dirt is.

Got it on sale, and I didn't expect it to be this good.

There are definitely some pain points about figuring out what a base really does in this game, air lock and storage, etc.; and the combat could be a lot more fluid. But this game isn't about base building or combat, its about exploration and survival against adversity. And combat. Okay, that's probably the biggest weak point of the game.

For a game thats about building a town with villagers, it gives you zero idea how to do that. When you finally talk to enough people to discover someone who wants to join you, they're like "I need a house" even though you have a house with 3 sleeping spaces. Then they want food and water, even though you have a well and the stock house has food. No they want you to manually place it into their home for them. Then you have to figure out how to give them jobs where they'll actually do something useful.

All with terrible UI. Pass.

Until they can fix the freezing issue, I cannot recommend this game on PC.

missing a whole slew of UI and tutorial features; game play generally feels bad.