Dark Moon

首先说优点： 背景设定比较新颖，很有意思，机械设计也不错。 然后是一大堆的缺点： UI非常差，属于罕见级别的差。尤其是船员管理界面，该有的内容一点没有，多余的内容全在上面，打开界面既不显示船员装备也不显示船员派系，连头像也没有，只能一个个点开看，难用得不行。然后窗口互相重叠互相干涉，尤其是引导的对话窗口，异常会碍事且单击点不掉，在紧迫的时间里已经让我深恶痛绝。点击选择主蜘蛛的时候大概率会点到建筑或者火箭进度，令人恼火。另外还有很多误导性很强的描述和翻译问题。带着这个UI玩游戏就像是喝多了还要挥舞一根一端是个大混凝土球的路牌杆子，并用它来砸墙角的一颗核桃。 引导也做得极差，不直观，不清晰，不明显，甚至故意浪费时间，虽然这个问题自己摸索死几次就好了。 剧情堪称智障，莫名其妙的玩意儿一堆，随便找个LLM都比这个写得好。剧情旁边的人物动画丑陋鬼畜到千禧年级别，还不如去掉换成静态图片。 游戏时间限制过于紧迫的同时，塞进了太多没必要的条件和玩法，像《FrostPunk2》一样的派系冲突，如果是日常建设背景还可以理解，但这是天灾之下一月球人几乎死光了，自己稍微慢两步就能全员变熟人的情况下，还能因为价值观和国籍内斗起来，简直就不像脊索动物门的生物。玩法和与环境的交互程度也完全辜负了背景设定和环境美工，完全是在用变态的时间限制逼迫着玩家，好让他们注意不到游戏本身的内容缺乏和没诚意。

Worst interface ever. Bed optimization, boring gameplay, very lazy graphic style.

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Nice concept, good visuals, and... thats it. UI is an absolute mess. Complicated, disorganized. Not for me.

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初始教程不清晰，流程過於緊迫，時間冗餘不足，無法充足發育和享受遊戲

Это черт возьми максимально не комфортная игра! Даже для тех, кто уже в подобные игры в целом играл...Интерфейс не слишком юзер френдли, но в целом понятный, но после того, как ты его перешерстишь раз сто по кругу...Слишком много точек интереса в самой игре, экипаж, здания, время, задания, фракции, технологии, ресурсы которых постоянно не хватает! Зама концепция интересная, но реализация не очень...

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Dark Moon is a science-fiction survival strategy game developed by Jujubee S.A. and published by 101XP that builds its entire identity around a fascinating and unconventional idea. Instead of protecting humanity from hostile creatures, environmental disasters, or invading armies, players must survive a catastrophe in which sunlight itself has become deadly. Set on the Moon after a devastating solar event cripples Earth and transforms direct exposure to sunlight into a lethal threat, the game combines colony management, exploration, resource gathering, and moral decision-making into a tense struggle for survival where darkness is the only refuge. The game's narrative begins with a routine lunar operation that quickly spirals into a nightmare. A powerful solar storm destroys critical systems on Earth and cuts off communication, leaving lunar personnel isolated from humanity's home world. The situation becomes even more alarming when survivors discover that exposure to sunlight is now fatal. This revelation completely alters the rules of survival and establishes one of the game's most compelling strengths: its ability to transform a familiar element of everyday life into a source of constant danger. At the heart of the experience is a massive mobile structure known as the Mechaplex. Rather than building a stationary settlement, players command a traveling base that serves as transportation, shelter, storage facility, and command center. This mobile headquarters becomes the center of every decision. As the threat of sunlight advances across the lunar landscape, remaining in one place is rarely an option. The constant need to relocate creates a unique form of pressure that separates Dark Moon from traditional city builders and colony simulators. Resource management is a critical component of survival. Players must gather minerals, fuel, and other valuable materials while maintaining the needs of their crew and ensuring that the Mechaplex remains operational. Every expedition requires careful planning because resources are limited and mistakes can have serious consequences. The game constantly asks players to balance immediate survival against future growth, creating a satisfying strategic challenge that rewards efficient planning and thoughtful decision-making. The exploration system helps keep gameplay engaging throughout the campaign. The lunar surface contains numerous locations to investigate, each offering opportunities and dangers. Abandoned facilities, hidden caches of resources, mysterious anomalies, and unexpected encounters encourage players to venture beyond their immediate surroundings. Drones and scouting operations play an important role in uncovering valuable information before committing precious resources, making exploration feel like an essential part of survival rather than a simple side activity. Crew management adds emotional weight to the experience. The survivors under the player's command are not merely statistics; they represent the future of the colony. New individuals can join the expedition, bringing unique skills, benefits, and challenges. Keeping morale high, managing relationships, and addressing the needs of the crew becomes just as important as maintaining supplies. These systems help create a stronger connection between the player and the people they are trying to save. One of the most interesting aspects of Dark Moon is its emphasis on difficult choices. Throughout the journey, players encounter situations that rarely offer perfect solutions. Decisions often involve weighing personal ethics against practical survival needs, forcing players to consider the consequences of their actions. Some choices provide immediate benefits while creating long-term complications, while others require sacrificing short-term advantages in hopes of securing a better future. These dilemmas contribute significantly to the game's atmosphere and narrative depth. The ever-present threat of sunlight remains the defining feature of the experience. Unlike many survival games where danger arrives intermittently, Dark Moon creates continuous tension through a hazard that never truly disappears. The advancing light serves as a relentless reminder that survival depends on constant adaptation. This mechanic successfully maintains pressure throughout the campaign and ensures that players can never become completely comfortable with their situation. Visually, the game does an excellent job of conveying the isolation of life on the Moon. Vast stretches of barren terrain, distant structures, and the stark contrast between darkness and deadly light create a memorable atmosphere. The setting feels lonely and hostile, reinforcing the themes of survival and uncertainty. While the graphics may not rival the largest productions in the genre, the environmental design effectively supports the game's core concepts. The game's greatest strength is undoubtedly its originality. Few strategy titles build their mechanics around such an unusual survival premise, and Dark Moon consistently leverages that concept to create meaningful gameplay. The combination of mobile-base management, exploration, crew leadership, resource gathering, and moral decision-making results in a distinctive experience that stands apart from more conventional colony simulations. Dark Moon is not a flawless game. Certain management systems can feel demanding, and the pacing occasionally slows during periods of resource collection and logistical planning. Players seeking fast action may find the deliberate progression challenging. However, those who appreciate thoughtful strategy, unique survival mechanics, and atmospheric science-fiction settings will discover a rewarding experience filled with tension and meaningful choices. Rating: 5/10