Mesprite 最近的评测

Completed as a duo in ~7 hours. Very nice little friend co-op game, some fun and frustrating (skill issue) mechanics that unfold as you move forward in the game. There is a story that's unfolding as you progress which leads you to the game finale.

Bought day 1 of early access, didn't experiment much to not spoil a lot for myself (20 ~ 30 hours played during early access).
Since full release I have completed the main story on 1 playthrough so far, and deep into another playthrough exploring different choices and moral conundrums.
The game is excellent - rich story, fantastic companions, some enhanced features to bring D&D 5e alive and enjoyable on a computer. Multiple ways to solve different issues. Faithful to the current D&D 5e rules, for the most part. Definitely a lot of "Oh ♥♥♥♥!!" moments during the main story.
My advise - treat this as a video game, not as Dungeons & Dragons, and you will have a lot of fun. Can't wait to get some friends together for a big silly group session.
Don't rush to get to the ending. Take your time and enjoy.

A few years on and I still keep coming back to this game...

--Original Review Below--

Factorio is easily one of the best games I've ever played - and it's probably less game and more factory building / management / logistics simulations, just throw in some enemies and you get Factorio.

This is a game that really resonated with me, I heavily played a lot of Modded Minecraft with the industrial machines, and trying to get them perfected. After thousands of hours, I never found a game similar that struck with me - until I found Factorio. You can't just stop playing, you can't just switch off, you're left constantly planning on how you could rework your factory to me more efficient, how to reroute your already in place logistics once you realise it's on the other side of the factory.
There's one goal in mind - create a space ship to "leave the planet", but how you get there is up to you.
Want to build a train-lovers factory? Go for it.
Want to have transport belt induced dreams when you sleep? Go for it.
Want to have a robot empire and minimal of anything else? Go for it.

You always need to be playing three steps ahead, because as soon as you complete one task you realise there's another six to complete, and so the cycle repeats.
This game is great, and contains an amazing inventory system once you figure out how the robots work.
I can't speak much more for the game until you try it yourself and pump a few hours into it.