Pixel 最近的评测

If you're looking for really good story telling in an immersive world that makes you care about the characters, you'll enjoy it.

If you're looking to rush to end game just to do high end content, you probably won't enjoy it.

I'm a solid 20 or so hours into this expansion.
Just to be clear, I love ffxiv and have over 6000 hours of playtime invested in this game. I was very hyped for this expansion because I wanted that feeling of starting over again where no one really knows you, and you're just on an adventure. It was an easy bar to reach, and square barely managed that with how the NPCs are constantly reminding eachother and myself about how strong I am. And so far all I've done is walk around, and watch other people do things!

Even the bad guys aren't really bad guys, they're just friends we haven't made yet. It's so lame. Any hint of combat is quickly squashed with yet another cut scene and maybe a quest where you go pick grass or some nonsense. Or sometimes not and instead everyone just shrugs and goes about their business.

Wuk Lamat is also a very lame character. I went in very excited for a multidimensional character with strengths and flaws and secrets. But instead we just get a cat-shaped nuisance with the emotional intelligence and charisma of a wet bag. And we just have to follow this person around while they go do things, or wait around for them to come back from doing things without us.

I'm still holding out hope that it gets better, and if it does, I'll update my review. But as it stands now, the strength of ffxiv is in its story telling and this just isn't it. I would be embarrassed to recommend this expansion to my friends, if it was their first entry to the series.

Edit: Finally finished the game. It did not get better - was almost a complete slog to get through. There's one cool cut scene in the middle, and that's about it.
If you like Wuk Lamat, you'll probably love this expansion. If you don't like Wuk Lamat, just save yourself some sanity and skip the cut scenes. Seriously.

Got this on sale for the sole purpose of finishing my collection.
I was most looking forward to the clouded leopard, but it's pretty janky. Climbing animations are all over the place, and the babies are just scaled down adult models. So needless to say I'm pretty disappointed. Not just because of the money spent (it was only $4 on sale) but because the leopard could be so much better.

Bought this game less than a week ago and I'm already over 50 hours into it.

The primary career and challenge modes are a building management sim game with a Zoo theme to it, not the other way around. So you can get extremely micro in what you manage, such as the price of each balloon at each individual stand, based on its color. You'll also need to manage macro elements such as assigning staff to work zones, maintaining power and water systems, and keeping guests happy with things like food and drinks. This makes it a very busy game with a lot to do, but it's not as intense as some RTS management games can get. It's a really nice balance between comprehensive management and nice graphics with cute animals.

If you're not into the management angle of the game, the developers also implemented a sandbox mode where you can turn pretty much everything off, including key elements such as research progression and finances. In this mode, you can just build and ignore every other game element if you want. That being said, I found the sandbox mode very boring.
There's also the online franchise mode if you want to focus on breeding animals with rare color variants and trading them on the market with other players. So there's literally something for everyone in this game.

All in all it's a very addictive game with something for everyone depending on your play style. The gameplay definitely has a "one more task" flow to it, where you sit down and suddenly it's 6 hours later. The DLC is also very reasonable when on sale: for approx. $5 you get at least 4 animals, and most come with a lot of building materials too. I wouldn't buy it at full price though.

This game is great with friends! The overall premise is pretty simple, but the difficulty curve is really well done and progression feels so smooth as you move through the game. There's a lot to do, and you can tell that the creator really put a lot of heart and soul into it. You can focus on combat, building settlements, farming, managing settlers, or cave exploring. All of these things feed into each other, but putting more focus into one before another won't ruin the experience at all.

Overall, a really flexible game with cute graphics. Multiplayer is very smooth, and the game itself has very minimal bugs. I'm really excited to see where the dev takes it!

Overall a super cute and fun game. Very, very similar to Stardew Valley, but this game really underlines how cumbersome the stamina mechanic is by eliminating it completely. Game play feels much more open and player-driven this way, which is fantastic. The combat is smooth and rewarding, and the skill trees are interesting.
The graphics are chibi-fied, which I understand some people may not like, but personally I think it's pretty cute. However, some sprites look a bit awkward, like they don't quite fit in with the others. Character customization is also severely lacking for some races. The racial bonuses could also be balanced a bit better (humans are significantly better than the others, with some being borderline niche).
Some menu information is also outdated (ex. When upgrading your house the in-game text says to use a crafting bench, but you actually need a construction bench, which I had to figure out through a Reddit thread).
The developers website is also outdated, as is their Trello that they share for their roadmap. This makes me nervous that the devs rushed this to full release before it was ready, and will soon abandon it without a buyout, but I hope that I'm wrong.
So in some ways, the game feels more like a late-stage early release than a fully polished product. If you really like Stardew Valley and want to see what it is would be like as more of a sandbox-style rpg, then you'll love this game. If you're looking for a polished product with balanced mechanics and consistent quality throughout, you'll likely be disappointed.
I went in with very hesitant expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Its a lot of fun, especially with friends.

Edit: after playing this game for about 2 weeks, the bugs just got too frustrating for me. Their discord is full of complaints without any of the bugs being acknowledged. And now they've released over $20 worth of paid DLC.

This game is a buggy mess of a money grab and I can't recommend it anymore.

Super fun, simple game, great for relaxing before bed.

Great visuals, decent voice acting, cool spell casting, and exploring a castle.
This game is great!

Super cute and very addictive! The dialogue is clever, the music is fantastic, and the art style is adorable.

Bought this game on launch and played it every day for a few months, then stopped.
Just started up again with the free week event to play with some friends and I'm reminded again why I stopped.

The game is sooooo close to being great, but just falls short in so many ways. I think the perk card system is what really ruins it for me. It's silly that you have to swap perk cards all over depending on what you're doing. Did you go back to your camp to cook food but forgot to enable super duper? That sucks. Maybe you built some stuff after and forgot to enable contractor, rip your junk stash. Then you go to scrap some weapons and junk for extra mats, but you forget to turn on the scrapper card, sucks for you.

Things like this should just be permanent. Swapping passive cards like this around is just a colossal pain and time waster.

There's lots of other annoying limitations too, but they're somewhat understandable. The perk system is super dumb.