Pothawk 最近的评测

Amazing game! A lot of fun to explore, solve puzzles, and break stuff, just like in the original Supraland.

very good

At first i liked the feeling of nostalgia i got, but after 3 or 4 missions i realized that this game is built on limited resources, limited fleet size and endlessly spawning waves of enemies, which not only makes it hard to manage your fleet, and decide which objective to do first, how to split up your units or which unit or research to spend resources on; it also means you're on a timer. With every unit you lose, it gets harder to complete the mission. Every minute you wait means another enemy wave you have to fight. Not great if you want to take it slow and just have fun.
Granted, if you are not satisfied with the units you finish the mission with, the game lets you start the next mission with a default fleet, but that hardly makes it less frustrating.

Wow, i just finished the game today and i gotta say: i loved it!
To the one person who made this game by themselves: Great work! It feels like there's quite a lot of love and effort put into the game. Even though it may appear rather simple at first, it has a decent depth and a bunch of creativity to show for.

Steam says i played for over 20h, but i'm sure there's at least 2-3 hours of AFK time in there.

The game combines detective puzzles with a pixel-y hacker setting. You play through levels that are between 10-30 minutes long, i would say, depending on your smarts. A few of them are more complex and could take a bit longer. You can always get a few hints from the game when you get stuck (which i had to use only twice, thankfully) - in the options you can even choose between a bit more cryptic hints and in-your-face obvious ones.

I liked:
-The Story. For being told exclusively through chat messages and emails and a few photos/images, it works really well. I enjoyed this aspect of the game the most. No spoilers :)
-The Levels. Most of them got my interest right away. They all were fun to solve. Some are more on the easy side, while others will have you scratch your head for a moment. If you end up having to restart a level you will have to find out key elements like passwords again, because most of those are randomized every time.
-The Gameplay. If you expect an actual hacking sim, this isn't it. The game is built around the story and the detective part of the game, solving puzzles and unveiling secrets. The actual "hacking" gameplay is really more on the arcade side and i think that's perfectly fine. The mini games are fun for the most part, but the controls in some of them are a bit obnoxious.
-The Music. Now there are only a few tracks that are playing throughout the game. But due to the nature of the game they are sufficient for a decent ambiance without getting too repetitive.
-The Graphics. I felt immersed even though the graphics are purposefully pixely. Worked well for this game.

I had mixed feelings about:
-Some mini-games have tedious controls
-No pause function, nor manually saving your game. The game automatically saves at the start of each level and after certain story checkpoints outside levels. A few levels are timed, thats when a pause would come in handy in case real life needs your attention. Restarting a level is no big deal though, you will remember what you have already found out :)
-I did have a few minor bugs, like my inputs going into the messenger even though i did not have it focused, or not being able to interact with the messenger or another window anymore (happened like twice only). But that's about it.

A must play if you've also played (and somewhat enjoyed) The Witness. Great job by the dev! And its free! Hello?

If you ever wanted to be mentioned in the credits, play this!

This game is rather short but for the low price it was fair. If you play "hard" mode with timer, you get 1 hour for each of the 4 rooms, which should be plenty for puzzle-savvy players. The "easy" mode removes the timer, otherwise nothing changes about the game. My first playthrough was on easy cause i didn't want to feel rushed. Afterwards i went for all achievements because i enjoyed the game and wanted to spend a little more time in it (3 of which are hidden).
Overall a rather comfy game with puzzles that aren't too hard (only had to look up 1 clue).
Visuals and music are decent enough, too.
Definitely got more out of this game than i expected :)

Personally i dont like the doll-house idea too much.
But that aside, its nice. A bit like The Room 2, with different themes for each room.
Sort of short . (not 1.2 hours, though. i played while my internet was down so steam didnt grab the real playtime)
Room 3 was still better imho. :)

Thank you Mobius!!
I love Outer Wilds, when i first played it last year it immediately became my favorite game. It just has that level of mystery and riddle solving, an amazing soundtrack. interesting story and gameplay. And so does this DLC. It leaves me with the same bittersweet sadness as the main game. And with the desire for more such insanely well crafted story and delivery. It is most certainly worth the price.
Just do not expect a whole new star system or a leap into a distant galaxy - this is not it. This story takes place in the already existing world of Outer Wilds.
-- Also i strongly suggest turning on the 'Reduced Frights' option. It does not really make things less spooky. It just reduces the Strength of the frights. -- If have a general aversion to horror games, you might want to sit this one out. Or you fight your fears >:)

I have to add though - when i first encountered the scary part of the game, it caught me off-guard, i was super scared and i was kinda disappointed as i did not really anticipate playing an actual horror game. For my personal peace of mind i went to the review section on steam and read some other players' opinions. Lots of people were complaining about the scary part, but only a small fraction was actually giving it a negative review. And i found out that turning on 'Reduced Frights' actually made the gameplay more bearable, without it you might get frustrated quickly if youre not good enough at evading certain dangers.

So the next day i explored some more, and found out more things about whats going on. The lore helped me understand things better and in turn partly reduced my anxiety, too. The rest of the DLC turned out to be amazingly done and i am very happy i did not look anything up; and very sad that it is once again over; and hopeful that Mobius might make another masterpiece in the future. These guys know what they are doing :)

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