mono olho. 最近的评测

I do it in staging phase so I don't have to do it in real life.

I'm still alive as of 2023, so that's a plus.

As a fellow undergraduate from both the social and human sciences, I find much valour in this game. Not as a game you play to pass the time, but as a game you play to learn something.
The game is simplistic, the puzzles are simple, you don't spend too much time on it, it's not intended to be a challenge in and of itself, it's intended to provide a light challenge so you're motivated in going forward.
This is the sort of "project game" universities should discuss, even if only for one or two meetings. There is value in the simple story-telling which summarizes Iran's coup between 1950-1965. This is interdisciplinarity, it provides a brief history lesson in 10-odd minutes, opening up room for further discussion on the subject.
If you're someone interestedi in education as a whole, this game is a prime example of how many subjects we can place inside one simple game.

This list is what I compiled by thinking about education and the game while writing this review, it's not a well-thought and not even near well-developed, but it is a starting point of possible topics to discuss with students, friends, family, dealer, bro you met at the party last night, whoever you want to:
- History (clearly);
- Art - too broad and too much to even try to specify, so I'll leave it at that (there are many artistic examples worth noticing);
- Game development;
- Learning processes.

And these are topics that would require further development, but also very much possible to discuss:
- Geopolitics;
- Language teaching/learning (my area);
- Programming/Coding;
- Other coups in the world (with iran being a unique case);
- Law studies/processes (also my area);
- I'm absolutely sure you can think of much, much more, especially if you're a professor.

It is a very short game, quite fun and interesting, I have to admit I felt really bad when I finished it, that empathy you feel for people/situations that you could not change, but you know they could have gone completely differently if not for the interest of one involved party. It's an existential dread, but one of those that are good for anyone interested in politics, that one that brings out a sort of rush that makes you act, that takes you out of the comfort zone in some way.

I will finish this by saying this is a very good game, and being free, there's no real reason not to play it. Just do it when you're actually free for 20 minutes and your head is quite clear, not stressed out, and you'll enjoy it.

But what I really want to say is this: games like this are awesome for a brief reflection and introduction to topics, I urge people (especially from universities) to try and develop more games like this one, because, as I listed before, you can express creativity and approach countless topics through this. This is an awesome example of what a few people can achieve with some weeks to a few months of work, if you join funded projects from people at universities, you can assemble tons of creative people giving insight, and develop far greater projects that reach even broader scopes.

Gruesomely fun, an awesome feeling of battle and killing, gore, screams and everything one loves in medieval combat, all this in an awesome gameplay. Awesome graphics and suprisingly light on the hardware, runs quite smoothly with everything on high. Also quite fast learning curve, the hardest part is to learn the timing of everything, every weapon is a bit different, but it's not hard at all.
The combat itself excels in its balance, it requires you to know what you are using and how to use it effectively, you can't click-fest and be utterly successful, this makes for some neat strategic fights.
The 32 player limit does not hinder it, however more players would improve significantly the chaos and tension you get.
Apart from the combat, the game modes are exceptionally fun and feel more mission-like, unlike other games where you only have to stay and capture a 1flag, this one requires you to burn villages, kill villagers, push bomb carts, man ballistas, protect trebuchets, etc.
9.5/10