Norem 最近的评测

Great survival game. A little rough around the edges but what survival game isn't. Don't let the PVP endgame fool you, I think it has plenty of PVE content for the money.

With patch 1.09 I can now recommend this game without reservations. This is not Orcs Must Die 4 and I think a lot of fans have been disappointed by that. However, I think Deathtrap is a good game in it's own right... as long as expectations are set. In 28 hours I've completed all the bosses solo with no issues. I took my time and got some upgrades before tackling the last two but I'm still a long way from having all the upgrades. Robot took a chance to try something different and what they ended up with is a good game but not a great game. The rogue-lite elements feel somewhat unsatisfying but I appreciate what they're trying and I still think the game is enjoyable and worth playing.

Great game! Feel's like I got my money's worth and then some. The developers have followed through on the early access and will launch 1.0 with an actually complete game.

Update:
Switching back to a tentative positive review based on the removal of the PSN requirement. Still think that the balancing is crap though.

Original:
The game was fun for the first few months but now is on the road to ruin. Each patch nerfs anything the players actually found fun and usable and the game has just become a slog now. Weapons hit like wet noodles and patrol spawning is increased. Software bugs that have been present since the game launched still aren't fixed. Now they are going to require a PSN account to play on PC... 3 months after launch!

Updated for 1.0 launch-
Still loving this game.

- It has pause! So many games, even ones with single player modes, don't have a pause and it drives me nuts.
- It has craft-from-container. No reason for a survival game to exclude this feature in 2024.
- It's story and exploration focused. It's not meant to be played forever and that's ok.
- So many negative reviews here mention no multiplayer.First, the entire game is based on time-as-currency (similar to The Long Dark) and that doesn't work in multiplayer. Secondly, complaining about it is like buying Train Simulator then complaining that it doesn't let you play as a bus!

Original review-
I'm absolutely loving this game! As of this review only the first two regions are finished but the content that is here feels polished and took me about 30+ hours to get through. I personally value exploration and story above base building or multiplayer and this game's exploration is top notch. The building is passable but nothing special, the story is good so far, and the combat is simplistic but serviceable.

People should be aware that this is not a survival game that you're likely to spend months or years playing and that's ok! It has a hand crafted map and is story focused. If you liked Green Hell, Subnautica, The Long Dark, or Stranded Deep give this game a try.

7/1/2018 - UPDATE
I wrote the review below almost 3 years ago! And the game doesn't seem to be any further along in development now. Updates have slowed to 1 per year and they are mostly just re-doing stuff that's already in the game. It's still a fun game and worth the sale price for sure but don't buy it expecting any more updates imo.

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For those of you doing research before buying an Early Access game let me see if I can help:

The alpha version of this game is very stable, very playable, and updated frequently. I feel confident that even if they released the game tomorrow, most people would get enough hours of enjoyment out of it to justify the $25 price tag.

Why to buy it now as of 10/9/14:
-Building - Lot's of stuff to build and craft already.
-PVE survival / Coop - Enough settings to keep it fresh for a few playthroughs at least.
-Exploring - Navezgane feels very polished. The random worlds are expansive and full of things to see, but the points of interest are a little sparse right now.

Why not to buy it right now:
-Character progression hasn't been implemented yet so if your not into the building aspect you may find yourself at the "now what?" stage pretty quickly.
-It's got all the problems of an alpha build. While it's very playable, there are still a plethora of bugs and exploits that are on the list to fix.
-PvP is pretty meh. This isn't the focus of the developers and if you're looking for a pvp game this wouldn't be high on my list.

I'm loving this game right now! It's developed with coop in mind, not just pvp. The crafting system is amazing, the building system is awesome, and the whole "find shelter before night or face a horde of zombies" idea is pretty darn cool. Take the best parts of Minecraft, Dayz, and Skyrim and you've got 7 Days to Die!

First off, this review is for the alpha version of the game. Secondly, this game is a ridiculous amount of fun for the low price of free! What you'll find here is an excellent start to a fun sandbox style gem. The single player game is currently a little shallow but if you like building and/or collecting it will keep you entertained for hours. If you find a few friends to play with the game really starts to shine. The multiplayer suffers from a lack of a server browser or any server administration tools right now but Nelson is working on adding all that in patch 3.0. In the meantime, if you can find a server with some decent regulars who don't shoot you the moment you spawn in the game can be a blast. I recommend the gold servers!