Celestial Empire: Prologue

建造迷来说，玩了2.5小时，从游戏玩法上来说，从中国风建造到中国风神话元素，可玩性是有的，但到后面全年都有可见度极低的雾，无法看清游戏里的内容，应该就是《序言》玩到头了。 但是玩的过程中不断地感到不适，从指引开始，是个白发男人身着正装头像，指引内容是传达陛下的指令。发型来看更像是那时的中短款的洋人发型。以及回看游戏名称“天朝上国”这个词本身自带争议，自带历史负面色彩。空有国风外壳，内核满是违和与傲慢，消费国风情怀却毫无尊重，实在令人失望。

Better than Anno! I congratulate the makers of this game. They made vast improvements to the Anno model. They set out to improve the Anno games, and they did! I like how certain buildings, monuments, and ammenities add capacity to the houses, allowing them to house more people, which saves us from having to open new areas for housing. They also added irrigation to farms as well as adding water wheels to production buildings. Very nice. I also like how we can improve buildings, like adding more workers, reducing costs, using compost on farms, raising oxen to boost farm production, allowing production buildings to use coal to boost production, and more. There really is a lot we can do in this game. The tech tree is also very nice. And so is the religion aspect, where we can use religion points to add buffs and other extras. Another very nice improvement over Anno is the production quantities. In Anno, a building always produces the same amount per minute. But in CE, the amount a building produces every minute depends on a number of factors, like the season, soil fertility, the number of workers working there, any improvements you made to the building, water wheels, any oxen working there, compost being used, and buffs like prayers, blessings, and miracles which you can acquire from the gods. So production isn't a fixed formula, but is variable based on how you play it. It lets you decide how productive you want your buildings to be according to your needs. And you can adjust the productivity at any time simply by changing the number of people working there, or by turning a building off until you need it again. If you want to know what this game is like, just think of Anno with a lot of extra layers on top. There is more for us to do in this game. Very well done, team! Keep up the great work!