Epoch Cycle

如果这是一款19的游戏，那么我会说它好评如潮。 如果是29，我会说特别好评。 如果39，我会说多半好评。 但现在是49，那我只能给一个差评。因为不值这个价。

玩了几天感觉有些上头，撇开bug，我觉得这个游戏最需要添加的是一些牛逼爆炸的bgm作为玩家游玩混乱模式的游玩奖励，就像文明系列，P社的群星的那些背景音乐，而且需要做到像东方夜雀食堂那种三首音乐并轨随着游戏进程进行无缝切换播放的，比如在第一个时代是平静带点凄凉的感觉，第二个时代开始平静带点欢快开始有些田园牧歌，第三个时代开始渐渐激昂，第四个时代就像明日方舟的总辖之愿火箭升空后的音乐开始不断向上辉煌。最好是每个·时代都有三首随着科技不断进步进行切换，然后是每个特殊终结事件也有特殊的处刑曲。。。那就牛逼到不行了。。。可惜现在只能做下梦。。。不说了，再开一把混乱

三体粉丝向游戏，作为一个大学毕业生作品尚可，但在当前售价下，考虑到当前完成度确实不值

《寅体纪元》是一款以文明求生为主题的像素很平面模拟经营游戏。游戏里地表的气候温度已经无法让文明正常延续，而我们作为领导者，只能带领残余族群躲入地底重新发展，让文明延续下去。 游戏里有着农业、工业、科技、军事等七类建筑供我们安排建造，在资源允许的情况下，均衡的发展才能让基地发展得更好。游戏按旧时代、蒸汽时代、太空时代和恒星时代等四个时代来划分科技纪元，在科技进步进入新纪元后，旧时代的建筑效率会下降或者直接失效，然后又得重新进行刚更新迭代的布局。反正一切的操作都是为了食物、物资、抗温材料和人口等四个资源服务。 毕竟是末日题材，游戏里的极端天气气温变化还会对建筑造成持续损耗，严重的时候直接整片设施直接报废的都不是什么稀奇事。人口方面即时生产力的根底，又是末日生存最大的负担，人口太少了，建筑运转效率太低，人口太多又会消耗太多资源，而且游戏里的人口还分工作、枯眠、幼崽、伤残等状态，一个把控不好，劳动力出现断层的话，直接整个生产线卡死，直接就崩盘了！ 好在《寅体纪元》还有局外成长，在每次文明毁灭后，都能结算得到基因点，可以用来解锁强化生产和科研效率，让下一次开局更顺畅，完成各种成就还能解锁遗物来获得各种开局增益。每一次文明的覆灭都在为下一次尝试铺路，让我们的每次重开都有新的动力。 整体而言，《寅体纪元》就是一款创意相当不错的小体量资源管理模拟经营游戏，目前完成度虽然还略有欠缺，操作上也有那么些许瑕疵，但喜欢模拟经营的小伙伴还是可以一试的。 [quote]欢迎关注我们的鉴赏家:[url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35402982/]走心评测[/url] ←遵从内心，写出真实感受 欢迎加入我们Steam组:[url= https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ZXPC]走心评测[/url]←点击加入，一起探索游戏的乐趣 喜欢这篇评论，也麻烦点个赞，让更多人能够看到！[/quote]

卡死了，是真三体，一天情况变化300次

我觉得潜力很大，希望可以逐步扩展，成为可以留在历史的游戏

WOEFULLY unpolished, seemingly unfinished, with spelling errors and nonsensical text in tooltips all over. The UI is as trocious as it looks, and there doesn't seem to be a consistent tutorial in place to explain *anything* of what is happening at all. The game put me off so hard, after closing it, I had to *reinstall it* a 2nd time, just to get over the 5minute limit of playtime to leave this review, specifically to warn other potential buyers to avoid it. I'm not sure whethe this is some game jam thing or just a scam, but it's doesn't feel like something that should be paid for.

Fun little game. If you're gonna pick it up be prepared to lose to the RNG goddess. The premise is as following your civ is on a planet in a tertiary star system, as one could expect this is a very chaotic starsystem as the planet and suns dances around your civ will be met will both extreme cold and heat moments(even a gravitational one if all the suns align). Your goal is to try and speed run to the high end of technology in order to have your civ survive the terror of the 3 suns. Of course early on you're very much at the mercy of these stars this means your civ will die out one way or another but somehow the species will survive and evolve every time you do allowing you to edge closer and closer to the next age. Once you hit the steam age and are able to dig down to the planet core things will start turning around as deep underground you're relatively speaking safe against the stars.

Epoch Cycle presents an ambitious blend of city-building, survival, and grand strategy, placing players in the role of a leader tasked with rebuilding humanity after civilization has been shattered by recurring global catastrophes. Instead of focusing solely on constructing buildings or expanding territory, the game revolves around the responsibility of guiding an entire society through repeated eras of destruction and renewal. Every civilization exists under the constant threat of collapse, making resilience and long-term planning more valuable than rapid expansion. This cyclical approach gives the game a distinctive identity, encouraging players to view every failure as another chapter in humanity's ongoing struggle to endure. The heart of the experience lies in its leadership mechanics. Players are responsible for establishing laws, shaping policies, allocating limited resources, and making difficult political choices that affect every aspect of their growing settlement. Decisions rarely offer a perfect outcome, forcing careful consideration between public welfare, technological progress, economic stability, and military preparedness. The consequences of these choices extend well beyond the immediate future, creating a management experience where strategic thinking consistently outweighs short-term gains. This emphasis on governance gives the simulation a greater sense of realism, as every success or failure stems directly from the player's judgment. Resource management is closely tied to an unpredictable environment that refuses to remain stable. Dangerous weather patterns, environmental disasters, and diminishing supplies constantly challenge the settlement's survival, preventing players from relying on repetitive strategies. Each crisis demands adaptation, whether through infrastructure improvements, emergency planning, or technological innovation. The game rewards those who can anticipate future disasters while remaining flexible enough to respond when circumstances suddenly change. This balance between preparation and improvisation keeps the gameplay engaging throughout multiple civilization cycles. Exploration expands the scope beyond city management by allowing players to investigate the remnants of previous civilizations, recover forgotten technologies, and establish outposts in hostile regions. These expeditions provide valuable resources while gradually revealing more about the world's history and humanity's repeated attempts to overcome extinction. As progress continues, the journey eventually extends beyond the planet itself, opening opportunities for interstellar expansion and reinforcing the game's overarching theme of rebuilding civilization on an increasingly larger scale. This progression gives players a satisfying sense of advancement that evolves naturally from survival into exploration and scientific achievement. The presentation complements the gameplay with a clean visual style that prioritizes readability without sacrificing atmosphere. Cities gradually transform from fragile settlements into thriving centers of civilization, while the surrounding landscapes effectively communicate the harsh realities of a world scarred by repeated disasters. The interface provides access to numerous management systems without becoming excessively cluttered, making it easier to oversee production, population growth, policies, and research. Ambient sound design and music further strengthen the feeling of leading humanity through uncertain times, adding weight to both moments of prosperity and looming catastrophe. One of the more interesting aspects of Epoch Cycle is its willingness to integrate modern development techniques while maintaining transparency. The developers openly acknowledge the use of AI-assisted artwork that has been further refined during production. Combined with support for Steam achievements, cloud saves, Workshop integration, multiple endings, and replayable campaign paths, the game offers several incentives for players to revisit different strategies and leadership styles across successive playthroughs. Although the concept is compelling, Epoch Cycle is designed for players who enjoy thoughtful planning rather than constant action. Its interconnected systems, extensive decision-making, and gradual pace create a noticeable learning curve, particularly during the opening hours. However, those willing to invest the time will discover a rewarding strategy experience built around meaningful choices and evolving challenges instead of repetitive expansion. The recurring civilization cycle gives every campaign a sense of purpose, ensuring that each attempt contributes to a larger narrative about humanity's perseverance against overwhelming odds. Overall, Epoch Cycle successfully combines political simulation, city management, exploration, and survival into a cohesive strategy title that encourages careful decision-making and long-term vision. Its unique approach to civilization building, where destruction is an expected part of progress rather than a simple failure state, helps distinguish it from many other games in the genre. While its measured pacing and strategic complexity may not appeal to every player, those who appreciate deep management systems and challenging leadership simulations will likely find it to be a rewarding and memorable experience. Rating: 6/10

居然让我玩到ETO做的游戏了（狗头）游戏挺好，就是玩法有点单调，还有一些小毛病。还算有潜力吧