robgw3 最近的评测

The puzzles could sometimes be more challenging, but they are fairly creative and visually interesting. It's definitely a great puzzle game.

The game was pretty fun, up until the recent Companion update which added a gacha mechanic in the form of companions/pets that have different effects to them, like adding stats or letting you access the storage from anywhere. This would normally be fine, except that the dev made the hardest to get pet have an insane effect that affects multiple aspects of the game and would provide a huge boost to anyone who gets it.

Now when first added in this it had a maximum chance of 0.84% of getting it, that was at Tier 5, the max tier. Problem is, those tiers while they raise the chances of getting better pets, they also increase the costs of each roll. Now the dev has updated the game to change it some, now if you don't get this pet in 200 rolls you are guaranteed to get it.

However you only get 1 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ a week, which means it would take you almost 4 years to get this pet as a free player since you don't get ANY of the premium currency needed to roll these for free. And in order to buy it you need to spend up to $512 to get the guarantee. This is how it breaks down:

Tier 1 is 100 Pet Crystals x 5 rolls = 500 Crystals
Tier 2 is 120 Pet Crystals x 8 rolls = 960 Crystals
Tier 3 is 150 Pet Crystals x 10 rolls = 1,500 Crystals
Tier 4 is 180 Pet Crystals x 15 rolls = 2,700 Crystals
So 5,660 Crystals to get to the max tier of Tier 5 using 38 rolls.
Its 200 rolls to get the guaranteed pet. So another 162 rolls at Tier 5 which is 250 each. 162 x 250 = 40,500
40,500 + 5,660 = 46,160 Crystals total to get the pet (you "MAY" get it before that if you get lucky, this is if you don't)
To get those crystals you need to buy them,
$44.99 for 4,100 crystals x 11 = 45,100
$5.99 for 400 x 3 = 1,200 to get the needed amount plus a little extra (closest + cheapest possible combination).
$44.99 x 11 = $494.89 + $5.99 x 3 = $17.97 = $512.86 total to get the pet.

So you either wait nearly 4 years to get it (also dev has said there will be a rotation eventually so probably be more than 4 years if the game is even around that long), or you spend over $500 to get it. That was the dev's solution to the problem. Not only that, but he ignored the people who rightfully complained about this and just tries to claim that he must be right because more players are playing than ever. However if you look at the actual stats, the number of players has dropped from a month ago because of this issue. And the number of negative reviews reflects that. It's fine to make money off a game, but charging over $500 for a pet is just ridiculous.

Because of the devs decision to double down and refuse to admit his mistake, I cannot recommend this game to anyone. There is a very high chance that you will end up wasting a lot of money as the dev adds more and more extremely expensive pay to win mechanics to the game.

This is a very good game for anyone who likes factory type games or who has played Shapez. It quite a bit of thinking to figure out how to make the required numbers using the available numbers you can "mine" and the available tools.

The only things I wish would be added if they aren't already (they may be in the game but I haven't seen them yet so I don't know if they are unlockable or not there) is ways to automate things like what Shapez has. So you could draw needed numbers from storages instead of needing to set up an entirely new section somewhere else.

Control is a weird but fun game, it is not just a shooter, but you can use a few different powers to fight your enemies, as well as solving some puzzles.
There are some minor issues with camera in some fights where it becomes hard to see the enemies because of other objects in the way which might have been solved with a 1st person view.

This game seemed interesting at first, however there is massive bugs in it that they seem to have ignored for over a year. The camera controls do not work, vertical is stuck in Inverted mode and changing it has no effect while horizontal seems to work outside of battle but becomes inverted in battle. Not only that, but they didn't even attempt to change the tutorial info, so it only tells you to press Y or X or whatever but doesn't explain what those keys are for people using a keyboard. That is a huge problem when you have to go into the keybindings just to find out how to do something.

This is a great game, it has alot of potential for interesting user created maps and content. It's much better when the content isnt just a still image or object and can actually do something. With this game you can make a level where enemies act a certain way or do something odd. It makes it more difficult for someone to beat and much more fun.

The game sounds very interesting at first, and I am sure it would be very fun to play. However I still haven't been able to attack anything and cant figure out how to do so. The game could benefit from a bit more explanation before leaving you on your own.