Simonitor 最近的评测

I finished the demo in about an hour and the time flew by in an instant. The game feels very cozy, but it keeps you on your toes as you try to maximize your efficiency and serve all the customers in time. This only becomes more difficult once you recruit your first worker, as you must keep him fed.
The overall system of how the game works, how you get new workstations and upgrade them is (I'd say) unique and feels fresh.
Storage is a big aspect of this game. On one hand, the fact that a large number of cards creates an enormous stack, that takes up a big part of the screen, pushes the player to focus on space management more. However, in the future, I do believe the devs ought to come up with some solutions on how the player can manage ingredients and coins more easily, as the restaurant takes in more customers. Perhaps the option to create multiple kitchens, each designated to a specific type of dishes? I believe that's an interesting idea to explore.

TL;DR
Cookard is a cozy game that however keeps you on your toes as you serve customers and manage your storage.
It's innovative and definitely worth a try.

For those who don't want to explore the game completely from scratch, here are a few tips I could think of:

• Don't be afraid to sell some ingredients if you have an overabundance of them
  
• You can feed your worker the moment he asks for food, it won't go to waste
  
• Some recipes, like Tanghulu, use all ingredients from an ingredient pack. Keep a pack on hand and take all of the ingredients at once, no need to sort them

The Long Dark might seem like a normal survival game at first, but it's story mode, Wintermute, is what makes it stand out.
It tells a compelling story through interesting main characters, side quests, simplistic, but amazing visuals, all accompanied by outstanding, well-written music. It also includes a sandbox mode, for those that want more freedom in their exploration.
The survival mechanics are easy to learn, hard to master. Balancing out, which gear to take, and which to leave behind also plays a big role, so a bit of strategy is needed too.
I personally still haven't played through the entire story, and I am eager to see, what happens next. And the thrill I feel, when I'm aiming with a rifle at a wolf running towards me, knowing that just a small nudge to the wrong direction can result in bruises and bleeding, maybe even death: it is nothing, like I've experienced before.

Alright, alright, I'll stop. This game is just amazing. If you're looking for an FPS game with explosions and wacky characters, this game isn't for you. But if you're looking for a calm experience with an amazing story, visuals and soundtrack, or a survival scenario, that's going to test you're skills: The Long Dark has it all.

This game has a big potential. The concept is not exactly new, but very original at the same time. It also has some little funny things here and there, that make the game more enjoyable. But if you played the first Shoppe Keep, I think you should know something. In my opinion, it changed a lot. There are some new mechanics, that make the gameplay very different from the first one. Here's a list of some changes:
- Improved graphics
- New skill tree
- A whole map to explore (a bit small, but whatever)
- New tax managment (you have to pay taxes to go further and unlock new stuff)
- Hunting
- Quests
- Crafting
- A burning tree
- Families and Family items
- Shoppe Inspections
- Daily events
- Jumping
- Multiplayer
- Shoppe reputation
The list goes on and on. But even if you think all of the changes are good, there are some bugs, that every unfinished game has.
- I couldn't get past the tutorial, because I couldn't put down the pedestal in the shoppe
- The game liked to crash when starting
- I couldn't even play properly, because I couldn't buy the pedestal from the furniture vendor
But all of these bugs seemed to go away, when a new patch came out. But there's still one problem. I can't climb the ladder of the tower in the orc village to accept the quest. And orcs seem to say the same things as elves. Also, there's a little easter egg with jumping. But I will let you find it by yourselves :)
Like I said, this game has a great potential, and I can't wait for the full release. I can't give this game a numeral rating, because everyone likes different things, and because it's not finished.
Just a side note, I nominated this game to Steam Awards as a Game of the year and the Strange Fire as the Developer of the year.
So... Should you buy this game?






IDK, why are you asking me?