Card Weapon Shop

没有教程，缺少基础配方，配方价格高且没有先后顺序，举个例子，我第一次购买配方解锁了一个需要燧石的配方，但我此时并不知道燧石该如何制作，也没有制作燧石所需的工作台的配方

As much as I like these card stacking games this is not a good incarnation. Very poorly designed progression.

Does almost everything wrong for a game of this genre, doesn't give you a landing pad, there is no actual information, tooltips or guides for the player. My familiarity with these sorts of games is the only reason I can push past a few days in the game, without any actual progress, for some reason money and the resource you 'buy' things with is separated, making the 'loan' option almost deadly to any new player, not to mention any 'knowledge' you research recipe-wise, gets reset upon each death, so if you aren't writing absolutely everything down, good luck figuring out how to play, because the rest of the game sure isn't that engaging. If you can somehow manage to RNG into some good recipes you can actually use to learn how to start the actual gameplay loop, good job, but burning through the resources I was able to, to get 5 recipes in my one run, gave me one that I could use, the sawmill, but then failed to give me any information on how to *use* the sawmill or whatever it was called. Applying a person with a log doesn't produce the so called 'planks' it offers, so it must be trading them at yet another loss, like the 4 resources value 1 each (4 total) that go into making the machine, which I can only sell for 2 value. None of that value gets translated into coins either, you have to hope to RNG you get a material request you can fill out otherwise Flint will haunt you and the game will laugh that it's 'action points' aren't a real currency you can pay those loans and workers with. The lack of starting recipes to guide a player, the weird and pointless split to the currency vs 'action points' you use to research seems strange, why do I have to sell coins to get action points and why can't I sell logs for coins. The whole system feels like it tries to copy what the card board-builder genre does well but seems to not understand the basics or foundation on setting the stage.