yukoder 最近的评测

While I've loved all of Amplitude's games, I was a bit nervous about this one, since SEGA had relatively recently bought out their publishing rights. Regardless, I waited impatiently for the Early Access, and while it had a few bugs, (some even game-breaking) Amplitude did what they always do, and released a fantastic game at launch, and so far has only gotten bigger and better with multiple free DLC expansions. If you've even considered getting this game, do it. The game has a bit of a learning curve, but if you can get the hang of it, it's absolutely my favorite 4X of all time. If you need help with learning the game, I'd highly reccomend the playlist of videos by Waervyn's World.

This is hands down one of my favorite games of all time. I've played for about 100 hours at this point, and my only criticism is how few people know about, and enjoy this game. Every one of my friends that own it, love it. It's just such a refreshing change of pace from your typical Call of Duty or Battlefield. It's very reminiscent of Red Orchestra, but in my opinion, I greatly prefer Verdun to RO. Great devs, had the opportunity to play with a few, and they'll sit there and chat up what's going on with development. Very nice people. And they're always working on adding new weapons, maps, squads, etc. I'm amazed at how well they manage to balance the game with the fact that each side has VERY different weapons, and therefore, tactics, yet at the same time, maintaining historical accuracy. Fantastic game, great community. 10/10

Overall I find this to be one of those brilliant games, that has so much potential, but ends up fading away because no one ever hears about it. If you enjoy Sci Fi strategy games, get this one. The mechanics are solid, even if basic, but that's to be expected with a game in Alpha. It's actually challenging. In games like Civ, you can win, without ever really having a strategy, but with Interplanetary, you really have to strategise as you are meant to for a Strategy game. Watch a few gameplays, and see for yourself exactly how a game plays out. The only current flaws I've come across, is the lack of a Single Player mode, (which has been confirmed for future release) and the lack of complexity in the lobbies, such as, no chat, and no way to set up your lobby other than a password lock, (not to mention the rarity of actually finding people online to play with) But in order to find people online, you need to buy the game. Because it's in Alpha, the players still have some control over what should be changed about the game. So, all in all, I would strongly reccommend buying this game as soon as possible as to prevent it from slipping away.