Blacksmith. Song of two Kings.

[h1]Yes, but on DEEP discount[/h1] I do enjoy the game, after a while. The core idea is fun, being the blacksmith and making items to order is quite enjoyable. And the soundtrack is very relaxing and satisfying. Now to the cons. First: Hire a voice actor or three, seriously. You should not have text-to-speech in a fully released game. It throws me off every time I hear it. It would be better if the lines weren't read out at all instead of the text to speech voice. Second: The controls. Yikes. The click and drag thing feels like a poorly made mobile game, especially when taken alongside the way parts move. Trying to forge a dagger with a pointy tip? Good luck, because you have no way to brace the blade at an angle against the anvil. Trying to forge something flat? I hope you can get the hammer angle [i]just so[/i]. And good luck if you don't have the saw in the right spot, now half your workpiece has just gone spinning off because the saw bumped it instead of cutting. To summarize, the game has a lot of jank. Some of it is charming. Some of it could be fixed fairly easily (just let me lock a part in place on the screen, it doesn't need to go flying in some weird direction, I want to hold things against the anvil!) But it's definitely got jank. If you're willing to overlook the jank, and the price is right, go for it. I got it during a Winter Sale and as you can see have several hours in it, and plan to play more. Wouldn't pay full price though.

44.6 hours, and only some of them are of it idling while I'm caught up with something else. Let's call it 40 hours of actual play, spread over time. This game is uncompromisingly fair. It will be extremely hard for you to feel like the game treated you poorly. Take stock of your equipment, of your materials, of your guests and their belongings. If you arrive appropriately prepared for a job, your likelihood of failing it next to nothing. I'll admit to not knowing how things look at higher difficulty levels, but I doubt there's a radical change. This game will look you straight in the eye and ask you to solve every job like you would a puzzle. It would also be clear in what it overlooks (as long as the _shape_ of your product is right, what's happening inside does not matter much. There's a demo. It's been there since before the game launched. Try it and see if this is your cuppa. The demo will get you through enough of the content to get a feel for it. Enjoy.

você gosta de ferraria? gosta de se ver como um ferreiro? então é meu amigo, esse e o jogo mais perto disso que eu ja vi em todos os jogos.

Hra má super nápad, ale opravdu není dotáhnutá do konce. Hodně bugů.

Metal sheet + Ding ding ding + Thud thud + Wizzzzzzzzzzzz = Best weapon (even if it's an armor)

I have to confess: I cheated. I cheated my way through this game because I have a toddler and zero time. Instead of crafting everything by banging on it with the hammer, I just cut the outlines and cobbled them together. I got right up to the last three items and just could not figure out how they were put together. The voices sound like they're AI, and it's really not very good AI, either. Otherwise, the art is cute and there are no monsters to fight, which is a plus. The hammer controls are wonky and my wrist really can't take that much back-and-forth, but overall it's not bad for very casual fun.

很好玩

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS GAME!!! when the term "blacksmithing" comes to mind when looking for a game, this is probably the best possible rendition of the concept, i struggle to think of a better way to execute it, outside of a VR experience, but even then the shear amount of content is staggering. But there is a very big "BUT" to be added here, it is very tedious, im personally a fan of tedious, delicate crafts in real life, so i am able to run this game for upwards of 5 hours and be only mildly burnt out, it takes very light mouse movements to get everything juuuuuust right. another issue is that on top of being tedious, it is NOT intuitive, the controls take a while to get used to, and there is very little hand holding, but honestly i wouldnt have it any other way, it has a very specific gameplay loop and simplifying the controls would remove from the experience. everything above ive personally not been affected by negatively, and hope like minded people find this enjoyable, but the following are my actual negatives. 1. ropes, like many things in this game, you must have a plan of action before you begin building, you need to plan where things will go, how they will be forged or cut to be fastened, these things are not immediatly visible from the schematics, but ropes specifically are a massive pain in the ass, if you need to tie a rope to a handle, if the space you must cross the rope over to is too small, or god forbid small and enclosed, you cant tie the rope, you effectively must tie ropes only when you can cross it over into a wide negative space, which took me a long time to get used to. 2. Smithing, the smithing is very fun, and a highlight of the game, but it has a few issues, namely, even if you manage to smith the exact shape of an object to avoid any cutting, which i will also talk about later, you will often find yourself in the situation where you are over weight, the metal shrinks slightly as you hammer at it, but its weight dosent go down in proportion, additionally there are many items i find impossible to smith without cutting, namely the single piece plate male, it is almost exactly the size of the large steel ingot, and because of the shrinking effect, you need to cut it into shape instead, which is annoying. 3. last but most AGGRIVATING, cutting, the mechanic iteself is probably the simplest, cutting line appears and you cut along it, BUT THE CUT FACES DONT HAVE AN OUTLINE LIKE THE NON CUT FACES SO YOUR END RESULT IS UGLY AND MELTS INTO ITSELF, HAVING LITTLE DISTINCTION FROM OTHER PIECES, it is annoying and never fails to make me sad after i spend tedious effort to get a 100% accuracy, only to then finish the level, it show me my work, and it looks like hot ass, if the previous complaint didnt exist this wouldnt nearly be as bad, but it dose and its infuriating. All and all, although the game is second to none in the very specific niche, there is a lot of fine tuning which could have made this game a complete 10/10, but cut corners are vissible when you look a little deeper, ai voice acting for example, which i get, im sure voice acting would cost a lot, especially if this game is as low budget of a production as i assume it is. my final rating is probably an 8/10, hell if even the cutting issue was resolved id be able to look over everything at rate this 10/10, and im sad i can only give it an 8.