Fire at Campsite

[h2] 游戏介绍[/h2] 《炎阵以待》是游戏工作室ZOO Studios开发，Captcha Games发行的一款含有轻度肉鸽元素的可爱治愈风塔防游戏，玩家将在危机四伏的森林里化身为一团营火，经历无数个危机四伏的夜晚，对抗那些企图悄悄靠近你营地的野兽。 [h2] 玩法介绍[/h2] 本作的玩法比较轻松，因为以固定的营地营火为主角，所以营火会自动攻击四面八方包围过来的野兽。就像大部分的肉鸽幸存者游戏一样，玩家在抵挡野兽一波攻势之后，会随机获得三选一的局内强化火苗能力的BUFF效果，主要是攻速，伤害，血量等。而在局外养成阶段，玩家可以用局内打败野生动物可以获得余烬用于技能树升级，包含护甲穿透、暴击、火焰围绕等效果，可以让玩家组合出多种不同的连招。不过本作并没有通关设定，理论上玩家可以一直对抗一波又一波的野兽，另外在克洛里斯的衣柜中还有40+个独特的火苗形象，每种都有独特的战斗风格，重开可以体验不一样的战斗体验。 除了常规的类肉鸽幸存者玩法外，玩家还可以在营地享受与小伙伴的愉快闲聊时光，帮助贝茜记录森林中的野生动物情况，或者在商人的商店通过讨价还价购买升级装备，也可以在乔米欧的娱乐场玩小游戏放松，总之除了战斗外游戏也提供了一些休闲的玩法增加游戏的乐趣。 [h2] 总结[/h2] 游戏的画风非常治愈，就连野兽也是非常可爱，除了常规的小动物甚至还有昆虫，玩法比较轻松但是可以构筑的战斗流派非常多，每一次游玩都有全新的体验，推荐给喜欢操作轻松的肉鸽游戏爱好者入手。 [quote]漫话漫谈，期待关注:[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44551694/]写生漫话家[/url] ←节约宝贵时间，阅读省流测评~ 欢迎加入漫话家的大家庭:[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/14030826]写生漫话家[/url]←共同探讨游戏中的精彩片段，向玩家展现第九艺术的魅力~

先说优点：画风可爱，分支很多，还有可以讨价还价的商店 缺点：局外养成代价过于高昂，商店的讨价还价确实新颖，但令人作呕，前期打一把4千都算运气好的，结果一个小强化就要几万，加速系统还要另外高价购买。玩几个小时还是会一进去就死，正反馈低到发指 虽然是肉鸽，但玩家基本上没什么可操作空间，只有打boss的时候有点用。全程无聊到爆，完全没有肉鸽的刺激和兴奋。玩起来就是小程序游戏的感觉，还是那种纯浪费时间的辣鸡小游戏

强烈建议改钱，谁教你科技树这么肝的？还好是单机游戏可以改钱。抛开这个是个非常不错的休闲塔防肉鸽，我玩过很有意思的塔防肉鸽，敌方进攻思路每局都是不一样的，很有意思。在改钱的前提搬空商店后前期难度很简单，可以轻松发育，但是后期依然很有挑战。总之非常好玩，强烈建议创意工坊，玩久了总归会腻

Absolutely amazing game! Should it cost ten times more, I would buy it without a slightest hezitation. A masterpiece.

[h1][b]看，火焰雨[/b][/h1] 《炎阵以待》是一款融合了肉鸽元素和塔防玩法的游戏，本作中玩家将化身一团篝火对抗各种动物的侵袭，以不变应万变，用火焰净化一切。 本作采用了非常可爱的卡通画风，打开游戏后会看到狐狸、小鹿、羊奶奶等角色正在野营，中间区域则是一团篝火。 点击开始按钮后画面跳到了夜晚，此时只剩下篝火，而四周将会陆续出现敌人，都是些诸如毛毛虫、螳螂、蚯蚓、鼹鼠、公牛、麋鹿等动物。 篝火会自动攻击，和弹幕类游戏不同的是，其弹道更像是炮弹，火苗会先向上发射，然后从天而降打击敌人。 系统默认自动攻击离的最近的敌人，玩家也可以用鼠标来指定目标。 每防守一个波次将会进入经典的三选一构筑环节，内容诸如攻速、伤害、护甲、命中率等，由于初始的火苗准度特别低，基本很难命中敌人，因此前期升级一些命中率非常有必要。 游戏也打造了局外解锁内容，诸如有几率发射额外火焰、解锁多种瞄准模式等。 综合玩法有点类幸存者+塔防的感觉，给人的感觉非常小巧，可爱的画风加上趣味的设定是值得一玩的点。 [quote]热爱游戏，畅玩游戏，分享游戏，专注鉴赏评测与深度解析 欢迎关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44110339/]游理游据[/url]，走进游戏世界，品味第九艺术[/quote]

Fire at Campsite takes the familiar structure of a tower-defense game and playfully reshapes it into something far more character-driven and whimsical. Developed by Salvador Palma and published by ZOO Studios and Captcha Games, the experience places you not in the role of a strategist observing the battlefield from above, but in the unlikely position of the campfire itself. That small twist immediately sets the tone: warm, humorous and approachable, but still built on a foundation of strategy and wave-based survival. The goal is simple—survive the night against waves of increasingly bold animals drawn to your flame—but the way you achieve that goal is rooted in experimentation, build-crafting, and balancing offense with resilience. The game’s core loop revolves around upgrading your flame using a sprawling collection of augments and effects. Instead of placing multiple defensive towers around a map, you are the sole point of defense, and your success depends entirely on how well you enhance your abilities from run to run. Each wave pushes you to refine your build—boost damage output, improve area control, enhance burn effects, or invest in defensive layers that help the flame endure. The variety of augments is one of the game’s standout features. Being able to choose among more than two hundred potential modifiers means that no two runs feel quite the same, and even failed attempts tend to reveal new strategies or synergies you might want to pursue next time. This roguelite-infused upgrade system gives the game a sense of long-term replayability while keeping moment-to-moment gameplay satisfying. Visually, Fire at Campsite embraces a friendly and stylized aesthetic that complements its lighthearted premise. Forest creatures are depicted with charm rather than menace, and the environment has a bright, cartoon softness that makes the game immediately inviting. Despite that, the tension remains constant: each wave grows more aggressive, and the charm of your surroundings only emphasizes the absurdity of a lone campfire defending itself against a forest’s worth of curious wildlife. The animation work is clean, the effects are lively, and the campsite setting provides a coherent backdrop that ties the entire experience together. The art style also helps convey important information during frantic moments, making it easy to understand what’s happening even as the screen fills with approaching animals and burst effects from your augments. Mechanically, the game manages to strike a balance between accessibility and strategic depth. Players who want a casual tower-defense experience can simply enjoy the satisfaction of unlocking new effects and testing simple builds. At the same time, those who dig deeper will find that certain combinations of augments interact in interesting ways, allowing for powerful or unexpected synergies. Yet, because the entire experience is built around a single defensive “tower,” it inevitably has limitations. Some builds feel noticeably stronger than others, and certain augment paths lose effectiveness once you reach later waves. As a result, players seeking finely tuned balance or highly technical mechanics may find the game lighter than the more complex examples of the genre. Still, the straightforward structure helps maintain a brisk pace and keeps each run digestible, making it easy to jump in for short sessions. The game’s charm also lies in its rhythm. A typical run builds from calm early waves to intense late-game pressure, and it’s in those final moments—when you’re desperately hoping your flame holds strong—that the game finds its identity. The combination of playful visuals, escalating danger and the satisfaction of watching your carefully chosen augment combinations spring into action gives the late stages a distinctive energy. Even failed attempts rarely feel punishing; instead, they often push players to reconsider their approach and experiment with new augments they hadn’t tried before. This encourages a sense of discovery that keeps the experience fresh, even as you face the same campsite night after night. Overall, Fire at Campsite succeeds through its originality, charm and emphasis on build variety. It doesn’t attempt to compete with large-scale tower-defense titles or roguelite epics in terms of scope, but it delivers a polished, enjoyable experience that makes excellent use of its central gimmick. Its relaxed visual identity blends nicely with its strategic challenges, and its augment-driven progression loop provides satisfying reasons to revisit the campsite for another run. While players seeking deep tactical layers or extensive meta-progression may find it somewhat modest in scale, those who appreciate inventive design, strong replayability and a warmly humorous tone will discover a delightful and memorable indie gem. Rating: 7/10

I'm a bit torn on this one. I enjoyed my time with it, but the game seems counterintuitively balanced. You start metaprogression by unlocking skills, but these skills have to be obtained during a run AND must be upgraded repeatedly in order to be useful. This means that at any time, you need to limit the number of skills available in order to plan a given run properly. That being said, I might simply not be too far in. The few times I finished a run, I ended up using a combination of skills and upgrade specializations hinted at through the quests (like using the rings skills at maximum speed) - this tells me that the seemingly underwhelming skills (and in-run progression) are actually meant to be used in conjunction with complementary skills, and THIS is what can break the game wide open. I'll have to dig further to determine if this is the case. My only criticism is that the amount of currency needed to buy and upgrade things feels very high, mostly for the rate at which you obtain it. This stops being an issue if you're expected to grind for a long time, which basically means infinite currency, but still. Beyond this, once you actually start opening the options of what you can use, the game becomes way more enjoyable. I can recommend it on this, with the caveat that you need to get through the opening hours to get to the good stuff.

命中率到底是谁加进去的玩法。。。。明明demo还没有的，正式版比demo多了很多东西但是手感甚至不如demo，玩的血压高

養成的餘燼太難獲得，還要玩家重設餘燼去換其他東西 技能樹太混亂，還要先點前置 玩到後期根本沒什麼動力，每場開局都是一樣的怪、一樣的王 希望能有額外的能力點數系統，至少不會都是同一種物資去升級

I played this a lot during the alpha/beta builds from itch.io and then the Discord itself. It felt really solid. But this iteration feels very lacking. Much more focused on adding random new animals, less about actual gameplay/balance. There are no directions or instructions for the game. What I mean is, during the beta/alpha phase, they'd explain that reaching certain goals with certain mods/abilities would unlock certain things. Either that system is gone entirely, or there is just no explanation as to how to obtain them, and they are entirely different from previous ways. Usually you'd max out a particular skill, and you'd unlock a perk. This steam version? Nope. No explanation why either. Maybe I have to hit a certain checkpoint in the game, but I have no idea, nothing was ever said. I really, really liked this game when it was being built, and I really enjoyed it. The dev however seems to have focused all his efforts on adding new enemies vs making the game more "fun" for the average player. So with that being said, sadly I give this a thumbs down.