SureWhyNot 最近的评测

Starts with bite-sized mysteries that evolve into some serious puzzle solving. Each case has "thinking boards", which are optional sub-puzzles that help you figure out the main one. You'll feel like a detective in an escape room.

Remember, never let them trade after midnight!

In Soviet Republic, realism mode plays YOU!

Surprisingly engaging (and coherent) if you read the emails and understand the themes and subtext. I slept on this game for too long. If you're like me and got turned off by a Youtuber or something (*cough* Dunkey *cough*) give this one another look.

The meat of a decent game is here, with the now standard Far Cry formula taking on the vibe of Just Cause. Consistently wild and funny, with some clever exploration puzzles being a weird highlight for me.

Unfortunately, it all ends in an abrupt "♥♥♥♥ you for playing" ending. The people at Ubisoft just can't help themselves. Still well worth getting on sale.

I had fun beating the main story, but I think I'll come back and finish game once the devs do.

Factorio with verticality and some nice QOL features. (Freely move buildings, universal storage--but only for construction, hold ctrl and drag to build rails/chutes/ect at the same level, and more).

The game should be more popular!

So... are we surviving attacks *from* vampires, or are we vampires trying to survive attacks from others? nobody sucks blood in this game i'm so confused someone please help

WARNING: UnderRail HAS NO RESPEC OPTION! YOU WILL MOST LIKELY NEED TO RESTART MULTIPLE TIMES OR READ A GUIDE!

Without a guide, you can view the description of most perks beforehand, but it is impossible to anticipate how perks, items, crafting, etc will interact with the unknown enemies ahead. Saving and reloading is unrestricted, but it is incredibly easy to unknowingly make a series of poor character build choices that you only realize many hours later. You can theoretically overcome many tough situations, but a bad build will really drag you down.

The nature of the game would make any kind of respec option way too abusable, so the dev will likely never add one. I personally do not like reading guides for the games I play, but it's so neccisary for this game that I can't recomend UnderRail. However, if you're ok with that sort of thing, you may want to consider trying this out.

It's pretty good, honestly.