ASKA

Если ты одинок и тебе не с кем поиграть, можешь зайти к здешним туповатым ботам и создать иллюзию, что тебе помогают строить город. Вот бы боты были чуть более умные или был бы способ управлять ими поудобнее, тогда иллюзия была бы полноценной.

I still cannot change my game settings after I started my game. If I want to have shorter days or more enemies I have to restart, build everything again, unlock all recipes again. When playing Bellwright I can adjust almost all settings ingame. I will give this another chance, but if after the next update I do not have absolute freedom how to configure my game anytime (and an account-wide character), this will be removed from my harddrive. Unfortunately I played too much to get my money back.

the death penalty is the stupidest thing they could have put in this game you either sacrifice your clan member or drop your stuff and lose stat points cool lets make a grindy game even worse swear some devs are just stupid for no reason

I have put over 500 hours into ASKA and really enjoy it! It's become my default trusty backup game when nothing else sounds good and I just want to be zen and gather and build and explore. While the villager AI can be a bit wonky, and it has some early access bugs, the devs do a regular job of rolling out regular patches to try and address both.

If you enjoy constantly micromanaging and grinding to grind the next thing, this game is great for you. I personally don't like to have to chop down an entire birch forest just to make a slight addition to the workshop. The amount of Grind in this SINGLEPLAYER-CO-OP game is insane, especially for a game that is SUPPOSED to have automation. The villager AI is so incredibly dumb that you have to micromanage absolutely everything in order for stuff to get even SLIGHTLY made correctly, oh, that is until you've got at least 20 villagers, then you have 0 resources nearby that are ready for harvesting and so any of the buildings you want to make, which take 5+ steps to finish each one requiring an absurd amount of resources that you have to gather yourself because the villagers are off picking their bums because they can't chop the trees themselves because the workshop refuses to make axes for them, so you have to either make them axes or chop the trees yourself. It's a game that is built and geared like a city builder with an AI that doesn't actually work right, and they refuse to actually fix any of the issues. (since the beginning, the AI will gather huge amounts of materials and just drop them when they go on break, and don't realize there's materials all over the ground, straight up walked into the workshop with rope strewn everywhere, like an entire inventory worth, I didn't even have it set to make that many!)

Эта игра не стоит и 100 рублей, геймплей душный, интерфейс неудобный, в игре нет цели и адекватной прогрессии, не советую к покупке

Eigentlich ein extrem geiles Spiel. Man wird sprichwörtlich ins kalte Wasser geschmissen und erarbeitet sich sein Überleben, baut eine Gemeinschaft auf und führt irgendwann praktisch ein Imperium. Zumindest theoretisch... Auf Standardeinstellungen wird man immer wieder mit Angriffen konfrontiert. Bis man die Gegner überhaupt gefunden hat sind schon mehrere Zäune weg, teilweise Gebäue zerstört. Gerad am Anfang sind einige Gegner ziemlich hart, sodass man durchaus mal stirbt. Dann entscheidet man sich zwischen Fähigkeitsverlust oder einen Dorfbewohner zu opfern, während man hilflos zuschaut, wie das Dorf zerlegt wird. So muss man alle paar Tage das halbe Dorf neu aufbauen. Wenn man Pech hat kommt die nächste Welle, bevor alles wieder steht. Man ist so insgesamt ca. 2/3 bis 3/4 der Spielzeit nur mit Wiederaufbau beschäftig. Der Fortschritt wird dadurch sehr langsam und es wird schnell repetitiv und damit langweilig. Es gibt einen Custom Game Mode, wo man das einstellen kann. Das ist jedoch nachträglich nicht möglich. Man ist in seinen Einstellungen gefangen.

Da gestionale appagante a incubo "hardcore" senza senso. Giocavo ad ASKA un paio di anni fa e lo adoravo. Era un survival/city-builder bilanciato, in cui la fatica veniva ripagata: ero arrivato a gestire un villaggio enorme di 150 persone e, con la giusta strategia, riuscivo a respingere le invasioni divertendomi. Di recente ho reinstallato il gioco e ho scoperto che gli sviluppatori hanno completamente distrutto quel bilanciamento. Evidentemente hanno ascoltato solo la minoranza "hardcore" dei forum che si lamentava che il gioco fosse troppo facile, trasformandolo in un'esperienza inutilmente punitiva e frustrante. Il sistema che scala la difficoltà (lo scaling) è letteralmente rotto. Ho giocato bene e ho fatto crescere in fretta il mio villaggio arrivando a 60 abitanti prima del primo inverno. La ricompensa? Una primissima invasione fuori di testa con una quarantina di nemici pompati. Ho schierato 12 combattenti regolari e 10 miliziani: sono stati spazzati via in pochi secondi, e i nemici hanno raso al suolo tutte le mura e mezza base come se fossero di carta. In un gioco gestionale, se vieni punito e raso al suolo proprio perché sei stato bravo ed efficiente a far crescere il tuo insediamento, significa che il game design ha fallito. Non c'è più spazio per la creatività o per godersi la crescita del villaggio: o giochi seguendo meta rigidissimi e sfruttando colli di bottiglia, o perdi ore di progressi. Se cercate un gioco per staccare la spina e divertirvi a costruire una tribù vichinga, guardate altrove. Se invece vi diverte lo stress puro e volete un gioco che vi punisca a ogni passo, accomodatevi. Per me è scaffale e disinstallazione immediata.