Mister Sassafras 最近的评测

After playing the demo for Jump Ship, it almost feels like the folks at Keepsake came to me, specifically, and said "Hey Mister Sassafras, we're making a fun, co-op space game...what would you like to have in it?"

In this hypothetical scenario, I would have said: "I would like the spaceflight sim and ground exploration/combat mechanics in Elite:Dangerous and NMS that are fun, but strip out the super deep control schemes that make the barrier to entry high. Additionally, I would like the frenetic ship combat, repair, and customization mechanics of Guns of Icarus or Sea of Thieves but give me a touch of realism with a resource management system that can force some tough choices. Oh, also, make it a roguelite and please sprinkle in a little Borderlands-style humor."

Then Keepsake would have said: "Sure, that sounds good, anything else?"

And I would say, "Well, completely made-up idea guy, let me play it for free for a few weeks before I'll even think about giving you any money."

And then Keepsake would go: "Easy, hope you like it."

While the scenario above is completely fictional, the sentiment is absolutely not- all of the elements of many of the games I already enjoy mashed together in a fun, challenging, cooperative experience with high replay value. I normally do not pay for early access games but Jump Ship will be one of the few exceptions I make. I can't wait to see what else the developer has in store for this game and will be among the first in line (figuratively, of course) for release.

It takes quite a bit to convince me to support a game in early access but I am glad that I took a chance with DRG- I even gave the Ghost Ship crew MORE money after playing in early access for a while. While this game seems simple on the surface, it is an incredibly rich and rewarding gameplay experience that you can easily sink hours into if you're not careful.

Great with friends, a pick up group, or even by yourself, I can't recommend this game enough.

ROCK AND STONE