
Criminal Dissidia is a Roguelike card game with the adventure and ACG theme. Build your own deck, discover the open world, and experience various fun in this mysterious land. Your duty is to save your hometown from the Mutanian invasion, prepare youself!
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Languages: Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese, English*languages with full audio support
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I think this game is best if you aren't too picky about having a well designed and perfectly polished game. Helps if have time you're lookin to kill too. On the rpg side the story initially gave me a boring impression. The plot seemed quite shallow, hero go kill stuff and fight some demon lord. But after giving it a chance and continuing playing it felt redeemable. Not like, this is great but like passable for keeping me intrigued. Each run you can potentially unlock more story and it's the mystery of what it is that I keep playing for still. I've played more than my fair share of deckbuilders and roguelikes but despite many of said genre of games being better in mechanical concepts, a great deal of them also tend to not have any real story that keeps me coming back like Criminal Dissidia. Some roguelike deckbuilders I enjoyed but have played for like 2 days then never touched it again. Does that make Criminal Dissidia better? Well, no. But I mean, I do have time to kill and it does well enough to hold my interest personally. On the plus side the music is lovely and im waaaay into the art style. All in all it's a decent attempt at a roguelike deckbuilding rpg. While I'm not impressed by it, I am still very much having fun and enjoying it. There's definitely some hiccups here and there with translation though. For one thing it seems like the gender pronouns are reversed with men being referenced with her and the protagonists being called a man despite all 3 being female. Kinda hilarious actually. A few cards are still in Chineese although online image to text translators are an easy enough remedy for me. One card is kinda wrong in it's text effect and so is another status description blah blah, you get it. Minor little things. What really bugs me though is that it's not at all clear what requirements you need to trigger certain events or where or when to do things. It drives me nuts how i've been through marcusias forest dozens of times doing everything I can think of without getting a true end or hidden boss. In the encylopedia it does specify completing a lv10 event or something but i've never gotten a chance to do whatever event it is I need to and there's no indication of where or how. With the sea of reefs i've fought the hidden boss regularly before but suddenly can't seem to get the hidden boss to spawn anymore despite not doing anything different as far as I can tell. The same with pond of seclusion hidden boss spawning previously and not anymore. Some events require you to do things before fighting the main quest boss and others have to be done after, but they don't tell you. I mean I guess the whole point is kind of to add mystery to it and trying to find out? But it's not like it's just easter eggs, these seem to be part of the actual main storyline where you are trying to get the true ending. They literally have achievements in the encylopedia telling you that. What they don't tell you is what to do when you get stuck or aren't making any progress. I mean there's a friggin bard that drops hints on how to activate hidden bosses but that doesn't actually matter when for example, you can't find the "request of the mutanians" to enable the hidden boss event to begin with. Or what the hell does the requisite of complete quest with a perfect rating even mean, it's not like they give you a grade after each stage based on time or how many monsters you killed or sidequests you completed. Uggghhhh. Well you'd think the biggest grievance is how they managed to make you do the same quests over and over. You know the ones in rpgs to fetch or kill monsters? I used to think new game+ was a cheap trick to add playtime, but roguelike rpg quests? That's criminal!!---Dissidia. But actually I find it more enjoyable than just playing roguelike deckbuilders without a developing story at all. It's getting stuck on trying to get events to trigger that is really buggin me. As torture as it sounds to repeat quests, I do think there could be a target audience that would enjoy a roguelike rpg game, if the mechanics were designed better. I do enjoy playing this still, and I certainly love the art style and characters. Just tell me what the hell I have to do to trigger events though! Update: I made a guide so you don't have to suffer. YOUR WELCOME :)
选人界面非常好看,成功激起了我的战斗欲。 选的萝莉佣兵,性格是不想当救世主,对话选拒绝当救世主,让我重选,我坚持贯彻观点,直接硬性游戏结束。 唉?无意间最速通关达成!? [table][td][b]关注我们 [/b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30253125]甄游组[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34433893]第一印象[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40602490]免费游戏[/url][/td][/table]
开始游戏之前记得要在设置里调4倍速。新手玩家建议选圆姬开局,卡牌找火球,通关不需要太多牌,控制在3到6张之间即可。刚开始时大概一个小时一局,游戏节奏较慢,需要看文本了解剧情不适合急性子玩家。仅个人玩的时候有时会卡在地图里,解决办法是用连点鼠标右键,关闭地图和菜单时有卡顿可以用切屏解决,新手期玩高史诗时出门前有闲钱就买点药,因为游戏不能保存,别一不小心在哪翻车了得重开。卡关了可以在b站找视频攻略,也可以加群找大佬问。通关后给的灵魂点建议先升级技能里那个主动回血技能,升满3级后效果是回复最大生命的50%,冷却3次战斗。角色升级时把技能点给初始能量,多余的可以点一次能量保留,其他都没用。史诗45之后会开仓库,是之后高史诗的核心玩法,个人推荐史诗119通关卡组为勾刺(附魔回收)、连记者之刃(附魔降临)、重刺(附魔节能)这三张牌里只有附魔了回收的勾刺是核心牌,那两张其实可以不要。祝各位游戏愉快、、、
This game is pretty fun and worth all my money spent, it's a game that have many endings, many hidden bosses and many achievements to be achieve. this game is not fully updated yet when i wrote this review so keep that in mind There are 3 characters you can play with different type of build you can experiment which is a charm as Roguelike There are many maps with many stories and side-quests need to be explored. IF you want a game with story-rich, many iterations and don't mind repeat doing the same things I would love to recommend this game for you
就那几张地图,还非要跑来跑去做各种任务,感觉跑地图就是纯粹浪费时间。好不容易通关第一个人物,第二个人物又是一样的地图,跑了一阵真的是索然无味,卸载差评。
職業毎にカードのビルドがいくつかあり、敵も個性的で戦闘部分はかなり良い出来 問題は3ステージ(ボスを入れて4)をクリアするのですが、StSなどの様な一本道の選択制ではなく、MOMの様にMAP内を行ったり来たりするお使いイベント仕様な事 一応イベントの選択で結果は異なりますが、基本的に選ぶ選択肢は決まっていますし、ステージイベントは基本固定なので、このイベントの処理に物凄い作業感と面倒臭さを感じられます また、敵も基本ゴミみたいな報酬しかもらえないのですが、レベルアップや撃破カウントの為にステージ内の敵は殆ど掃除する必要があるのもかなりマイナス この仕様の為に、1プレイにもの凄く時間がかかります 戦闘部分が良く出来ているだけに非常に残念 セールで2~3回クリアして終わりのゲームと割り切って買うのならば悪くないです
Highly recommended this game, especially if you are a TCG player/online TCG player. For how much game time this game provided me, it is well worth the low price of the game itself. It has beautiful waifus(who's beautiful on both the outside and inside), great story(although better if you understand Chinese), interesting gameplay and pack full of challenges. I really like how they structure the story to where you are limited to a very cliche story at first with small hints that something isn't right, then start to unlock more paths to the story and secrets behind everything. This allows for a lot of replay value, as you discover something new every run. The waifus are beautiful and seem archetypical, but all are good people on the inside. The voice acting is decent as well. The gameplay starts you on a map and you encounter enemies like in a RPG, and feels very much like a TCG. However, unlike regular card games, where you start out with a fix number of cards in your deck, this game, you start out the game with only 5 cards in your deck and get to choose 1 card new card out of 3 each time you beat an enemy. You can have anywhere between 0 cards to infinite number of cards. But of course, having a larger deck makes it harder to draw the cards you need. Therefore, there is a lot of thinking about deck building and how many cards you want to have in your deck. There is a large amount of deck archtypes and strategies on what you do to defeat your opponent. Including, beat down, using multiple small hits but amplifying your damage, poisoning, damage over time, disrupting your opponent by putting bad card tokens into their deck....etc. You often need to think about what cards to have and use to overcome different obstacles. There are 3 waifus to choose from, after beating the game, there are also challenges where you can increase the difficulty of the game, from level 1 difficulty to lv 99. The game gets exponentially harder the higher you increase it, so, it allows for a lot of gametime and great feeling when you over come these challenges. I would highly recommend getting this game, or at the very least, give the game a try. As you can always refund it if you do not like it, but I feel you will be missing out on a lot if you don't at least give it a try as it is very good.
拖到两小时不让退款,然后难度飙升,死一次直接删除存档,读档都不让,纯恶心人
♥♥♥♥ your aggregate rating of 66% otherwise known as "Mixed" reviews; I had a good time.
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