Frostpunk 2

you build coal mines to heat food districts, so you can feed your extraction and industrial districts, so you can build logistics infrastructure to transport all these resources, so you can attract more people, so you can house those people... so those people can mine more coal...

想了一会，还是给它好评。 虽然游玩性确实不如1代，这些政治板块也不是我期待的2代内容， 但沉下心玩了之后还是能感觉到花了很多心思， 不把它当成1代续作，而是新游的话， 我认为是一款好游戏，DLC内容也量大管饱，期待第三个DLC。 希望制作组别死磕这个题材了， 期待下一部作品。

傻逼吧，最高难度凹了三天不死人，结果一个bug出来全部劳动力受伤了

10/10

说实话，感觉真不如一代啊

посадили на кол потому что кушать хотели

Спустя два года игра всё ещё плохо оптимизирована и крашится… Искренне не понимаю, как разработчики умудрились просрать такую перспективную франшизу. Всё, что было нужно, просто доработать, первую часть и добавить больше контента, сохранив при этом уютную атмосферу первой части. Вместо этого в погоне за масштабностью была утрачена душа первой части. Анрил выдаёт картинку хуже, чем Юнити (как это вообще возможно?!). UX/UI в таких играх критически важен, но тут дизайнер не справился и выдал максимально неудобный и перегруженный интерфейс (в первой части всё было хорошо с UX/UI, нужно было просто сохранить). Но больше всего раздражают постоянные вылеты при загрузке. После релиза было два года на исправление ошибок. Появились DLC, но игра всё так же вылетает при загрузке…

After purchasing the Fractured Utopia expansion, I encountered a bug where the game becomes permanently stuck in a paused state while playing Utopia if I select either the Disease or Doomsayer challenge. This issue used to occur only occasionally, but now it happens every single time with either of those options. Having to constantly reload my save makes it impossible to stay immersed in the game. To clarify, this isn't tied to any specific event or game mechanic. The freeze can occur randomly during normal gameplay, whether I'm resolving events, enacting policies, or performing almost any other action that advances the game. The game simply becomes permanently stuck in a paused state, forcing me to reload my save. Considering the price of both the base game and the expansion, it's disappointing that this bug has remained unfixed since the expansion's release. Given its current state, I can't recommend buying this game or its expansion. You're better off spending your money on a different game instead. I thought the freezing bug would finally be fixed after the release of the new expansion, but unfortunately it's still there. Even now, the game still freezes if you play Fractured Utopia after selecting either the Doomsayer or Disease challenge (I'm not sure which one is actually causing it, or if it's both).

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(+) The game looks gorgeous, the sound design and soundtrack are excellent, and I genuinely appreciate that the developers tried to create something completely new while staying in the same universe, but... (-) ...I still can't recommend it because, at its core, it's a [b]People Pleaser Simulator[/b]. If you get frustrated by games where you can barely do anything the way you want because you're constantly being pulled in every direction by different political factions, endlessly catering to their increasingly ridiculous demands just to keep them from starting a civil war, then this game will drive you crazy. It gets even worse once you reach the point where two rival factions both hate you, and every available choice only makes your city worse. That's where it completely lost me. Another issue is the change in perspective. We've zoomed out from the city, which sounds great on paper, but it also turns the people into little more than numbers. I eventually found myself not caring in the slightest whether another 100 people died... or 300. The moral weight that made the first game so incredible is simply gone. I also tried the DLCs, but they didn't change my overall impression at all. On top of that, I don't think the many interconnected gameplay systems are presented clearly enough. More than once I found myself wondering what I was actually supposed to do to achieve a specific outcome. Even if that were improved, though, I don't think it would fix the core issue: the game practically plays itself because 8 or 9 out of every 10 decisions are dictated by whichever faction happens to be demanding something at the time. And yes, that often means helping push through their laws regardless of whether I agree with them or not. No thanks. That's just not my cup of tea. On the other hand, I'd happily replay the first Frostpunk anytime. That game is a [b]freakin' masterpiece[/b]