Chop Chop Inc.

Tolles Spiel, hat alles was ich mag und noch eine Tüte coolen Humor obendrauf. Es ist wirklich gelungen und man kann es jedem mit ruhigem Gewissen empfehlen.

10/10 das Spiel macht einfach Laune Sehr zu empfehlen

I had a lot of fun, thank you. Performance was excellent. I dont had any bugs. Gameplay was fun. Nothing more to say :)

Kopf aus und Spaß haben

Zuerst dachte ich, es sei nur ein weiteres Chopping-Game, jetzt eben in 3D. Der Trailer hat mich neugierig gemacht und jetzt, nach 20h und so viel Content, bin ich vollkommen überzeugt. Natürlich gibt es noch einige Dinge, die verbessert werden kann, beispielsweise werden sämtliche freigeschaltete Möbel in einer einzigen Liste dargestellt, weswegen das Durchsuchen nach diesem einen Gegenstand, den man bauen möchte, etwas anstrengend sein. Doch wirklich überzeugt mich das Spiel wegen der Dialoge bzw. Beschreibungen. Freut euch beispielsweise auf den "gemütlichen Stuhl" oder den diskreten Buchclub, der in einem der ersten Quests Stühle aus Stein fordert, weil sie abwaschbare Möbelstücke brauchen (ihre Anhänger gehen in die Vollen, wenn es um ihre Bücher geht). Die Welt kann Stück für Stück 'freigeschaltet' werden, aber wer auch nur ein bisschen versucht, sich durch eigene Wege über die Map zu schlagen, der kommt auch schon sehr schnell zu den Endgameressourcen, von denen man zuvor lediglich eine einzige Quelle (aka Baum) auf der freigeschalteten Map hatte. Und die Entwickler wissen, dass es möglich ist. Anstatt mit Alphawalls überall die Erkundungsfreude einzudämmen, haben sie die bestehenden NPCs genutzt und eigene Dialoge dafür kreiert, wenn jemand zu früh dort aufkreuzt. Allein solche Kleinigkeiten machen für mich ein wirklich gutes Spiel aus.

A fun game of its sort for a couple of hours, but I honestly will not recommend it after spending 15 hours in it and STILL find myself somewhat confused about the purpose of the game from the player perspective; am constantly finding areas in the game that are either "special, inexplicable dev zone easter eggs that serve no purpose" or "dev laziness because they presume most people won't try to jump to the end of the world and PROBABLY won't find all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ areas where we just smashed store assets together and haven't bothered creating bounding zones or walls that cover everything; or straight up feeling like I'm wasting my time. Please, dear reader, continue doing so for specifics. In my experience, 75% of the game is chopping trees and/or acquiring wood, then using it to craft things; 20% is travel time; and 5% is figuring out what the hell is going on mechanically- the story literally takes 0% of my time/interest. Feel free to adjust ANY of those first three figures in ANY format, because I could tell after 5 minutes in the game that this was a VERY specific sort of autism check, and your mileage will vary based off your type. The problem is that you seemingly only get one automatic wood creator- unlocked midway through the game (it took me half of my 15 hours to get there in my playthrough, though I admit to being on the "completionist" part of the ADHD spectrum)- and even after you FINALLY unlock all-encompassing automation, all of the recipes cost so much that it literally wore my desire for efficiency down to its embers and beyond- and I've completed both Factorio and Satisfactory more than 3 times each. There just isn't enough automation in the game to make the grind worth it, in my opinion. I've spent 15 hours in the game and STILL have to manually run out to chop down the base trees to somehow fill the orders halfway through the game (about 50% through the destruction of your old corporation). TWO HUNDRED STADIUM SEATS?! That requires something like 200 individual Birch trees cut down, and that's just for ONE PART OF THE RECIPE; it also turns out the only source of automated Birch tree wood is ALSO the only source of ANY OTHER automated wood. The grind is TOO MUCH. Moving on, I legitimately skipped through 100% of the dialogue after I realized it was all generic tongue-in-cheek, possibly-AI-generated stuff. If it's NOT AI-generated humor I apologize, but you can't just completely fill a game that has this much dialogue with that much "humor"; it completely loses its impact, then its draw, then any desire to see it because you just know it's MORE of it. I probably didn't read anything from ANY prompt after the second hour, and that was me giving it a good shot. I honestly don't know how much- if any- of this game is store assets, but if you play it you'll understand what I mean. Total score after 15 hours of playtime trying my best to enjoy it? Ehhhhh... 3/10.

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