ThirdEvolution 最近的评测

A fun and engaging gameplay loop. The premise of the game is simple: you're a chef trying to run your own restaurant, and you need to prepare and serve dishes to keep your customers happy. But what sets Recipe for Disaster apart from other restaurant management games is the sheer amount of variety and complexity in the dishes you can prepare. There are dozens of different ingredients to work with, each with its own unique properties and flavors, and combining them in just the right way can mean the difference between a mediocre dish and a culinary masterpiece.

The game's graphics and sound design are top-notch as well, with bright and colorful visuals that really pop on screen. And with multiple difficulty levels and game modes to choose from, there's always a new challenge to tackle and a new recipe to master.

All in all, I can't recommend Recipe for Disaster enough. It's a fun, engaging, and addictive game that's sure to appeal to anyone who loves cooking, strategy, or just a good old-fashioned challenge. So fire up your stovetop, grab your chef's hat, and get ready to whip up some delicious meals - you won't be disappointed!

Planet Coaster aims to breathe new life in to this forgotton and overlooked genre of sim park management. It is striving to do for this genre what Cities: Skylines has done for City Management sim games.

Firstly, looking at the aesthetics of the game. The graphics are stunning and the game just looks beautiful. The UI is sleek and simplistic, and the sounds are great. This is a wonderful modern retelling of the great days gonebye sitting in front of your computer starting at your carefully designed isometric park.

The building systems in Planet Coaster are intuitive and one of the games major strong points. You are given many tools and basic building blocks to allow you to design and create all sorts of fantastic items. Unlike most theme park simulation games, this is not limited to the rides. You can also spend time designing unique and original shops, atms, kiosks etc. You could spend many hours creating the perfect kiosk and surrounding scenery and are possibly only limited by your own creativity and imagination.

The only weak area of the game in its current state is the park management. Its currently very shallow and not very engaging. It lacks the basic management tools required to make this game a proper tycoon game. Build 2 or 3 rides, add in some scenery and place down the most basic of amenities and your guests are always happy and the profits begin to pour in. It lacks a challenging tycoon aspect and it feels almost impossible to do badly in the game.

Overall in its current state, it’s all about the sandbox building experience, but for now that is ok as there is a lot of fun to be found just doing that. Hopefully over the coming months Frontier will build on the management aspect and create a solid all round games, that with any luck will reignite the Tycoon Genre.

I loved the idea and vision for this game and wanted to support them to make a game that would give us something different for a change. However, I have never managed to play this game for very long. It is very buggy, unstable and contains unfinished and outright missing features. This is more like a prototype then an actual game. Overall This game is just not that great. The Developer seems dishonest and full of false promises. The fact it is still retailing at £14.99 is laughable, Steam would do well to remove it and refund those that have purchased it.