Rokmonkey 最近的评测

This is one of those games that has jank, but the gameplay and novelty make up for it. If you can tolerate some less than stellar UI design, poorly presented information, and the occasional frustrating road placement, then you'll love this game.

The reddit community is super helpful, the gameplay is a great twist on a traditional city builder. I love this game. Honestly all W&R2 needs is W&R1 + DLCs and to have it polished hard.

I enjoy this city builder. The gridless building is awesome, especially for someone like me who sucks at making things look good. It is really dynamic.

I would appreciate a bit more feedback from the game on production statistics and why certain goods aren't being used while also stating a shortage. Perhaps it is the mechanics not being explained properly.

Either way, it has a Demo, so why not just try it?

It's really hard to not recommend it, but I don't play it anymore, just sort of watching it until I play again.

It is a super cool concept, definitely unlike other games, and the systems have pretty good depth. My problem is the UI/UX. Maybe it's because I'm old, but I struggle A LOT with the graphics of the ships, I just can't tell the difference between trash and busted components. I can't grasp when I can fix something, or if it is attached. I try to fix things but I can't tell if my character is a fool or actually needs to keep opening air locks to get parts?

I recommend you try it, if you think you can follow the graphics. You will like it. If you struggle to understand what is going on in the trailers, give the game a pass, it doesn't get better.

Survival mode has been promised for years, it's taking forever. At this time, I don't recommend. I'm looking for purpose when I play games like this, and there isn't one here. Maybe some day. Lots of updates that would be cool if there was a survival mode, but there isn't.

Will update this review when/if survival mode is released.

I enjoy liber-tea

Great, love it.

I want to play this game in VR, and while they say it's VR supported, it's a pretty bad port. The HUD is always "in front" which is where you turn with the stick, it doesn't follow your head. Movement, no matter what mode I pick, is always off center.

They need to add room scale support. It's a pretty one-dimensional game with no direction as is. VR adds enough extra atmosphere that would make it so much better, if it was setup for PCVR where we have the ability to TURN AROUND.

Big mechs, good fun.

Definitely helps to have friends.

Great turn based tactics, classic.

The factory must grow.