Deep Blue Sushi

差评原因，制作组支持台独，比如今日公告内容部分言论“在一位台湾母语玩家的帮助下”。 通常我会给一些中肯评价，但是这个开发商，不配。 拿着你的中文母语玩家给予你的差评，滚。

个人很喜欢这种开店加打猎的玩法，本来以为有个3d版潜水员戴夫可以玩了应该挺有趣的，不过玩了一阵子发现问题不少，但因为这游戏刚出又是小工作室，所以可以理解，挑几个感觉游戏需要修改的重点讲下 1，中文翻译是做的什么鬼东西啊，翻译的有够烂，机翻都不应该这么烂吧？而且翻译还不完全，有很多ui那些都还是英文，你要不要看看你海苔用中文翻译的什么鬼，还有主菜单的退出选项那些我更是懒得讲了，翻译的什么乱七八糟的，麻烦用点心好吗？ 2.一些食材消耗量非常不合理，比如饭，你敢相信一碗饭做一盘寿司就没了吗？食材一多等于是不停在那边做饭了，电饭煲目前也只有一个，等于你要不停去买米，非常累，加上人物跑步速度又慢，时间一久就不想玩了和真的打工一样，这样会严重失去游戏娱乐性 3.操作非常卡手，操作有很多不必要的步骤，原本这种做饭经营类游戏都是人一多就很忙，正常来说应该要简化一些操作，这个意思倒不是要破坏沉浸感的那种跳步骤做饭，而是要删除些莫名其妙的繁琐步骤比如说切菜台，为什么我切完了菜以后点一下装料盒菜装进去我还得点一下装料盒它才会放回原位置？做寿司的时候也是做完一盘还得点一下才放旁边，加上这游戏做菜很频繁，操作起来就非常累，一手忙脚乱就卡手，这种有些小操作为什么不设计成自动的呢？比如我切完做完食物点一下配料盒它自动装完就自动放旁边不就行了？为啥还要多这么多频繁点鼠标的操作？玩起来真的很累 4.和上一点一样有些操作很莫名其妙，为什么寿司台制作寿司一定要先选寿司菜谱而且还一定只能做选的菜谱上的寿司？就不能直接做吗？菜谱只是给你看增加记忆的怎么反而成了绑手绑脚的负面东西了呢？哪怕你已经背下来了仍然要不停切换菜谱才能开始做，非常不效率，寿司总类一多你不就炸了？这到底是什么奇葩设定，不知道这种操作有多麻烦吗？ 5.明明是模拟经营类游戏能自定义的却少得可怜，人物可以自定义是好的但是目前很多bug，很多头型比如二次元头和写实人物头有时切换一下就会卡住怎么按都没反应了，一些化妆的还会乱跑比如口红出现在我脸颊而不是嘴上，可以自定义身材却没有适应性服装调整导致很多衣服穿模或者颜色混乱。经营餐厅类游戏餐厅却完全没有自定义选项，基本上就是打工做饭海里捕鱼，玩法系统肉眼可见的简陋，玩久了会立马不想再开游戏，真成打工了尤其是一个人玩目前感受不到什么乐趣 6.加入公共多人联机，不要局限于只能好友联机，不是每个人都有好友可以一起玩一个游戏的，就如我上面说的这游戏目前内容较少而简单，一个人玩一阵子就非常无聊了，应该加入公开联机让玩家可以一起玩，而且联机系统一定要做房主权限功能免得有那种故意捣乱的玩家，一个游戏能不能活得久能不能好好联机很重要，因为目前单人体验就已经很糟糕了，而且你们视频宣传都是鼓励联机的所以这个一定要做好。 7.建模还是太粗糙，画面真的不算好但沉浸感还是有的，而且人物，场景顾客细节都少的可怜，很单调，人物穿模进建筑和一些bug更是有，恶性bug目前是还没遇到不知道还有没有其他问题。 最后想和制作组说，你们说你们是个独立工作室，那你们这个游戏需要打磨的路还非常的长，希望你们是有野心的而且持续一直勤快更新而不是没多久就放弃游戏跑路了。这个游戏潜力肯定是有的，这个游戏以后如何？就看制作组的态度了。 以目前这种价格来说你问我推不推荐，我是不推荐这游戏的，有人一起玩可能还好点吧。 I wonder if the production team can see this I really like this type of gameplay that combines running a shop with hunting. I originally thought having a 3D version of Diver Dave to play would be pretty fun, but after playing for a while, I found quite a few issues. Since this game just came out and is made by a small studio, it’s understandable. Here are a few key points I feel the game needs to improve on: 1. What on earth is going on with the Chinese translation? The translation is terrible, I don’t think even a machine translation would be this bad. Plus, the translation is incomplete—many UI elements are still in English. You might want to check what kind of nonsense you translated for the seaweed, and I won’t even get started on the main menu’s exit options. The translation is just a mess, please put some effort into it. 2. Some ingredient consumption is extremely unreasonable. For example, rice—you’re telling me that one bowl of rice is gone after making just one plate of sushi? If ingredients are used up this quickly, it means you’re constantly cooking. There’s only one rice cooker at the moment, so you have to keep buying rice, which is very tiring. On top of that, the characters run slowly, so after a while, you just don’t want to play anymore, it feels like real work. This seriously reduces the enjoyment of the game. 3. The controls are very frustrating. There are many unnecessary steps in operations. Cooking management games usually get busy when more people are around, so normally some operations should be simplified. I’m not talking about skipping steps just to reduce immersion, but removing ridiculous cumbersome steps—for instance, the cutting board: why do I have to click the ingredient box after cutting vegetables for it to put the vegetables back in place? The same with sushi—after making a plate, I have to click to put it aside. Cooking is frequent in this game, so it becomes exhausting and clunky. Why not make some small operations automatic? For example, after finishing chopping and cooking, click the ingredient box and it automatically packages and puts the food aside. Why add so many repetitive mouse clicks? It’s really tiring to play. 4. Just like the last point, some operations are really weird. Why do you have to choose a sushi recipe first before making sushi at the sushi counter, and why can you only make the sushi listed on that recipe? Why not just make it directly? Recipes are supposed to help you remember things, so why do they end up being something that ties your hands? Even if you’ve memorized them, you still have to keep switching recipes to start making sushi, which is super inefficient. Once the types of sushi get a bit more, won’t you just lose it? What kind of bizarre setup is this? Don’t they realize how annoying this is? 5. The customization in this simulation management game is painfully limited. It’s good that you can customize characters, but there are many bugs. Many hairstyles, like anime or realistic ones, sometimes get stuck when switching, becoming unresponsive. Some makeup runs wild, for example, lipstick appears on my cheek instead of my lips. You can customize the body, but there’s no adaptive clothing sizing, so many clothes clip or have color issues. For a restaurant management game, there’s no restaurant customization at all—it’s basically working, cooking, and fishing, with very visible simple gameplay systems. After playing for a while, you won’t want to play anymore, it truly feels like work, especially solo, which isn’t very fun right now. 6. Add public multiplayer—don’t limit it to playing only with friends. Not everyone has friends to play a game with. Like I said above, the content is limited and simple currently; playing alone becomes very boring quickly. Public multiplayer would allow players to play together. The multiplayer system needs host permissions to prevent players from intentionally causing trouble. Whether a game lives long depends on how well multiplayer works, Because the solo experience is already pretty bad right now, and all your videos promote multiplayer, so this part really needs to be done well. 7. The game modeling is still too rough. The visuals aren’t really good, but there is still a sense of immersion. Also, the details for characters, environments, and customers are really lacking—it’s very monotonous. There are issues like characters clipping through buildings and some bugs. So far, I haven’t encountered any game-breaking bugs, so I don’t know if there are other problems. Finally, I want to say to the dev team: you claim to be an indie studio, but this game still has a really long way to go in terms of polishing. so many problems,I hope you’re ambitious and consistently update it, rather than giving up on the game shortly after release. This game definitely has potential, and how it turns out depends on the team’s attitude. And for now, at this game's price, I wouldn't really recommend it. But If you have friends want to play together,then you can try