Azkend 2: The World Beneath

Eigentlich ein ganz gutes Spiel. Es ist so ein gemütliches Knobelding, bei dem man entspannt zusammenpassende Steinchen anklickt. Das alles ist in eine fortlaufende Story gepackt und grafisch wirklich gut gemacht. Ich bin zwar normalerweise nicht der Typ für solche Spiele, trotzdem hat es mir gefallen, und ich würde es auch empfehlen, wenn da nicht eine unglaublich nervig Sache wäre: Es gibt da die Spezialfertigkeit, die sich mit der Zeit auflädt und dann automatisch Steine „wegschießt“. Das sind Blitze, die über das ganze Spielfeld brutzeln und so knisternd aufräumen. Ich verstehe nicht, was sich die Entwickler dabei gedacht haben, dieses ständige Dazwischenhauen der Blitze nervt extrem! Das Geräusch ist schon total lästig und dann flackern da immer was rum, was dir im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes dazwischenfunkt. Mich hat dieses Feature so sehr gestört, dass das Spiel deswegen für mich schon nach kurzer Zeit unspielbar geworden ist!

It's not bad; there are many different power-ups that create some variety and strategy in the typical Match 3 game-play loop, so it's not an awful chore to play. Ultimately however, RNG plays far too much of a role in success or failure, and while the main game is eventually beatable (after many tries) the coin challenges eventually become all but impossible. If you're trying for 100% achievement completion, good luck, because as far as I can tell that's the only way to attain several of them. And while it seems nit-picky, the music begins to wear on your sensibilities after not long at all, which, given the play time for the main game (my long play time is due to my vain attempts to earn the medal achievements), means you're going to be ready to throw your speakers out the window before too long.... So, while kinda fun (for awhile), the frustration of the luck-based levels and the insane nature of some of the achievements ultimately makes the fun factor dwindle substantially. At the end of the day, I just can't recommend.

不错的三消类游戏 难度中等 骨折入

It’s a tile-matcher game where you drag a path across 3+ similar tiles. There’s a whole story mode, and find the picture scenes between the tile-matching. As you play you unlock additional power-ups and you can switch them. There’s a diverse set of goals, from making a match on top of every tile of the board, to hunting the bugs making their way to the top. I think for the most part it’s an alright game, but it gets harder near the end. And the only way this genre can increase difficulty is to crank up RNG. And RNG is just not fun, it has no agency, your loss is not your fault. The very last level is RNG cancer and it really leaves a sour impression of the rest of the game. There’s plot, but there’s no story or setting. You travel, you fall down into the vril hollow earth, you get out, the end. So, here's Azkend 2 with a story continuing from Azkend 1. Where's Azkend 1 on steam?