
"Crypto is Dead." That's the first thing you read in the paper this morning. A goldfinger attack has crippled the world economy. For a month, the old physical currency will be put back in place. As a notaphilist, open your bank and use your expertise to determine the genuine from the fake bills.
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This game tries to be Papers Please. It's art style is simplistic but is great, the sound effects and music are on point and quite relaxing, the base concept of checking the money (instead of passports) is alright. But it is missing one crucial detail from Paper's Please, the narrative. What makes Paper's Please so great is the fact that it tells you a story as you play the game, of the bleak dystopian country of Arstotzka, where through your actions as a border inspector can change the events of the game. In this game there is no real story (other than the story provided on the steam page), no other characters, no interactions with the world (other than fixing the blinds to your shop). You are just a person in a booth verifying bills. There is no narrative the game explains to you on why Crypto has failed in game, there are no events or choices you make by allowing fake bills go through. It is just checking the bill if it is right or wrong, sending it off to the bank for final verification, and then getting paid which you only use money to pay for more tools. Just checking bills day in and day out, and nothing else. If there were any semblance of a story going I would wholeheartedly recommend this game for the price. However as it stands, you would get the same experience of playing this game just by watching the steam trailer for this game 10 times in a row.
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I want to like this game, I really do. For the size of the game and the 2 hours I put in upon writing this I feel I have enough time spent to see the problems, so let me list them as Pro's and Con's. [u] Pro's: [/u] [list] [*]I get a huge Papers Please vibe from this and that can be a good thing to some, as some people like work simulations and feel they can have fun doing such thing without real life problems. [*]The challenge aspect is nice, you start off generally putting out lot's of notes and overtime it gets more busier and you see yourself putting less out there, I suck at numbers and letters so I'm really slow but I don't find myself bankrupted. [*]The notes and all features of them are random, so one game you can have bird on a 10, next time can be a house. Or date of publish be different, this is both a Pro and Con as I'll explain. [/list] [u] Con's [/u] [*]The tutorial in this game is pretty useless, it teaches you basically how to work your User-Interface but after that you got to self teach everything and majority of that time I find (Through sheer amount of new games) you will close store a lot trying to figure it out. I would've preferred instead of teaching me how to open a book (which that is it) teach me how to work the first note, tell me about the number positions, borders, etc or just have each tool in future have a tutorial. We get little time during a day and majority is spent learning so we lose cash. [*]The Con in my last pro. The random note types can be a pain to learn, especially when learning cause tutorial don't teach anything. So you're getting hang of it, figured out that 10 has birds etc you get a game over or start over. Suddenly it's all different, borders ain't same, numbers different position. And some colours change etc, it's still a pro. But I feel if you want a enjoyable experience and having us figure it out in this world (Wherever it takes place in) the notes should really be the same. So I don't get frustrated instead of enjoying from constantly playing instead of learning over and over each fail. [*]The stamp placements, my GOD those things are literal game overs. You get your earliest tool (Recommended at least) you are reading digits, figuring it out you're doing well then all of a sudden. Big red stamp on your digits making it unreadable, you now have to take a gamble instead of figure it out. Cause you got limited time, you can't spend forever figuring out if that 3 is a 2 or a 8 because of the stamp on the digits. So you pray to god and hit deny. BAM closed for declining correct note. It's frustrating I have had numerous unfair game overs due to this. [*]All future tools won't be explained correctly, that's okay you figure it out that's the point. But Let's say a tool being the scale, you weigh the notes, it's heavier than it should be, but do you decline it or accept it. It isn't underweight so surely it is safe... RIGHT. WRONG, the book for the gadget doesn't explain if it's okay to be over or under, or needing to be precise. It just tells you it's weight nothing else, so that's one of many tools that get similar treatment in unfair explanation. What they should of done is having just a couple of extra line sentences underneath merely saying "Anything over weight should be declined, underweight is acceptable" or something along that line. Just figuring out how to use a tool is different than figuring out the correct method to the tools. Anyone can put a note on a pad, but figuring out without risking errors that should've been explained ain't the players fault. [*]No story. That's it, there just isn't one. No interactions, no reasons as to why you work at a bank. You don't even see another human walk past your window (pointless blind purchase). That's what made papers good, story and characters. [u] Summary [/u] I know I rambled about the unfair state or learning curve being harsh or pretty much unforgiving. But these are things that ruin fun out of a game, and a game with no story to it and is just purely a mini game with so many problems is just un-enjoyable and will drop fast. If it gets updated with fixes to keep red stamps off the digits and to give a better explanation at the very LEAST. I may continue the game again and try to beat it. But I hit my breaking point with it now.
Le jeu est facile à prendre en main, la musique et la direction artistique son soignés ! Après une première journée maigrelette à vérifier quelques billets seulement, on monte en cadence et on décèle les erreurs plus facilement. Les jours s'enchainent et les points à vérifier sur chaque billet augmentent. Il faut prendre son temps pour bien vérifier le billet au risque de se faire taper dessus par la banque centrale. Le jeu se révèle globalement difficile, ma première partie s'est vite soldée par un licenciement. Ma seconde partie (toujours en cours) se déroule bien mieux, je ne me fait plus avoir par mes erreurs du début !
it's a very zen game, with random bills and rules being a plus in my book. if there were any complaints, it would be about the pens and the scale, they don't seem to serve any purpose.
[h1]Crypto Is Dead[/h1] Cette évaluation est basée sur un total de 12 heures de jeu. [u]Pour qui ? :[/u] ☐ -12 ans ☐ -18 ans ☐ +18 ans ☑ Tout public ☐ Joueurs occasionnels ☑ Fans du genre ou de la franchise ☐ Joueurs professionnels [u]Rapport Qualité/Prix :[/u] ☐ Gratuit ☐ A prendre en promotion ☐ A ce prix-là, c'est offert ! ☑ Pas cher ☐ Correct ☐ Un peu cher... ☐ Trop cher ! ☐ Hors de prix !!! [u]Configuration PC :[/u] ☑ Lambda ☐ Entrée de gamme ☐ Milieu de gamme ☐ Haut de gamme ☐ Ultra haut de gamme [u]Prise en main :[/u] ☑ Facile ☐ Nécessite quelques heures ☐ Difficile ☐ Trop compliqué ! [u]Graphismes :[/u] ☐ Horrible... ☑ Bof (Pixel Art) ☐ Corrects ☐ Beaux ☐ Magnifiques !!! (En Ultra) [u]Optimisation :[/u] ☐ Horrible ☐ Mauvaise ☐ Passable ☐ Correcte ☑ Impeccable ! [u]Durée de vie :[/u] ☐ Moins d'une heure ☐ Plusieurs heures ☑ Plusieurs dizaines d'heures ☐ Plusieurs centaines d'heures ☐ Infinie [u]Traduction :[/u] ☐ Pas traduit ☐ Très mal traduit ☐ Pas mal d'erreurs ☐ Quelques erreurs ☑ Nickel [u]Bug ? :[/u] ☐ Complètement buggé ☐ Buggé, gêne le gameplay ☐ Buggé, ne gêne pas le gameplay ☑ Quelques bugs ☐ Aucun [u]Mon avis :[/u] ☐ N'y jouez pas ! ☐ Fortement déconseillé ☑ A essayer ☐ Foncez les yeux fermés ☐ [u]LE[/u] jeu à posséder [u]Ma configuration :[/u] [u]Processeur :[/u] Ryzen 7 3700X 3.60 GHz [u]Carte Graphique :[/u] MSI GeForce RTX 3070 VENTUS 3X OC [u]RAM :[/u] Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 Go (4x8 Go) DDR4 3000 MHz [u]Système d'Exploitation :[/u] Windows 10
定時に紙幣の真贋をチェックして、必要に応じてアイテムを買いそろえていくだけなので、英語力は最低限でOKです。 グラフィックが綺麗で細かく作られていて、チェック項目の絵柄などがニューゲーム毎に変化するので、新しい感覚で再プレイできます。ただストーリーが無いに等しく、クリアまで数時間かかるので再プレイしようと思える機会が無いです。 また判定結果に偏りがあり、クリアまで一度もNG判定することが無かったチェック項目がいくつかありました。 クリアまでの時間や難易度のバランスをもっと調整して欲しかった惜しいゲームです。
It took me about two tries to get the hang of it, but I love this game, and I love getting better at this after every run. At first I was a bit lost because the tutorial doesn't tell you everything you need to know. But I guess this is actually expected, you should try and fail in order to understand what you need to do. This is really rewarding and fun as you go through different challenges you didn't even know existed.
Is the banknote real or fake? That's the question posed in this "Papers, Please" wanna-be. The challenge is you must keep your bank open for one month. Use your investor's money to pay the exorbitant taxes and purchase expensive upgrades. Yes, that magnetic pen is only 40,000 bucks "Crypto is Dead" is more tedious and repetitive work, than a game. There's no story or human interaction...just eternally analyzing banknotes. Even if you do a perfect job, you can still fail because you weren't fast enough. There are unfixed glitches and bugs that have been reported, that still exist. Another thing that kills this, is you're being timed unmercifully by a clock on caffeine. To earn money, to buy the tools you won't even need later in the game.
Seemingly abandoned by dev, never reached v. 1.10, where all of these fixes were promised. All negative reviews from 2021 seem to still hold true. if this is somehow too long- Game shows promise, but unlikely to achieve it unless the dev steps up and shows signs of life. Edit- I've since refunded this game.
The comparison to Papers, Please is inescapable. The gameplay is extremely similar; detail-orientated bureaucracy against the clock to earn just enough money to scrape through to the next day. But this game is just not fun to play.
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