Fur and Fables

You can read the full review here: https://medium.com/@melgacius/fur-and-fables-indie-game-review-c682f6d9a31f Fur and Fables tries to give the genre a twist by making it a group game. This comes with both positives and negatives, but overall it is a fun game, despite being on the short side. Score: 6/10 Please follow my curator page for more indie game reviews here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Melgacius/curation

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A really unique take on the Survivor genre! The bigger your party is, the harder it is to defend it. Also, you can keep party members from one session to another, making it a more interesting and diverse. Totally worth checking out!

What initially brought me in was the art style and unique party system. Gameplay needs to be refined a bit and navigation with a controller is lacking feedback in the UI. I'm going to give it a positive review, but I suggest come back when we're a bit deeper into EA or full release.

[quote] 在无数像素风类幸存者游戏扎堆的当下，《Fur and Fables》用毛茸茸的反差萌杀出重围。谁曾想拿着弓箭的绿曼巴蛇游侠、手里拽着巨斧的龟龟战士和举着魔杖的熊巫师，能在弹幕海中杀得如此带感？这款看似萌系的美术包裹下的硬核玩法，绝对能让喜欢策略肉鸽游戏的老饕们眼前一亮。 和传统幸存者游戏有所区别，本作是可以带多个英雄进入游戏冒险，并且再冒险中还能解救被困于敌人魔爪的英雄，让其加入队伍，如果安全过关还能将它收入麾下，本作经验升级不会随机奖励能力供玩家选择，而是升级会获得积分。 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3460846881 积分可用于提升当前队伍中的英雄等级让其获得更高的属性，并且只要你通关培养过的英雄等级和属性是不会随着对局消失，但是一旦你的英雄死亡你所精心培养的角色也就付之东流（进入冒险直接退出对局也会导致所有英雄阵亡），这一点让我想起了暗黑地牢。 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3460860245 当然积分不仅可以作用于局内还可以用于局外，局外可以用积分招募英雄，来让你扩充人手。 英雄有不同的职业，每种职业属性、攻击方式都不一样，比如龟龟属于狂战士使用斧头旋转攻击、血量一比较厚，而熊巫师则是有着快速法球攻击，不过攻击力比较低并且自身血量也比较薄。 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3460860220 对局内没有太多随机元素，只有前面提到过的英雄牢房（解救英雄）、升级角色能力等，怪物也比较重复。局外培养倒是蛮充实的，队伍协同图鉴、永久属性养成以及挑战任务解锁新能力，个人感觉游戏目前内容量稍显单薄，不过制作组也在积极收集玩家们的反馈，并列出了未来更新计划，后续更新还是值得期待的~ [quote] 游玩百态，将游玩心得用汉语化作玩家的指明灯，(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35402408/]点击这里关注汉化语录~[/url] 如果喜欢这个评测，请点个赞让更多人看见 [/quote] [/quote]

Неплохо. Просто неплохо. Если брать по скидке.

It's OK for a first commercial release and it's playable. But it's **mid**, and given how many other games there are in this particular genre that can be had for this price or less, I'd really only suggest getting this if you A: Are not playing on gamepad (movement is NOT analogue if you use a stick, and the GUI *very* frequently breaks and requires mouse control to fix more often than not.) B: You really enjoy the art style, because it looks like it looks and that's what it's going to look like for the entire 8-20 hours you'll be playing. C: You're fine with lacking QoL features and with few updates. According to the Early Access bulletin, the devs intend to exit Early Access sometime soon, and there have been a few updates and refinements since release. But the game is rough, somewhat infuriating, kinda lacking in terms of strategy compared to the typical game in the genre, and it just feels more like a proof of concept than a commercial release. Again, it's playable. And there's definitely worse games that cost more money. But if you've played a lot of swarm survivors and bullet hell games, this is arguably much closer to something like Gauntlet or Robotron than it is to something like 20 Minutes Til Dawn or Soulstone Survivors.

Fun, Fun, Fun! Love the art style and the gamplay is super. cool tale and overall will defentlly continue playing.

Contrairement a d'autres jeux de ce style ou il est aussi possible de former des équipes. Ici les partenaires sont un peu des handicaps. Ont dépensent des points pour eux, tout en pouvant les perdre assez rapidement. Les graphismes sont sympa, bien qu'un peu encombrant. Il n'est pas toujours évident par exemple de savoir ce que l'on monte en niveau. Et il faut avoir l'habitude des commandes habituelles car beaucoup ne sont pas indiqués. Pour l'instant, je n'ai pas accroché.

Video gameplay/review: https://youtu.be/hM4W_hBlxpo A fun and fairly casual survivors-like with a party based system. The synergy system is probably what's going to stand out the most, and is a nice addition. Levels feel pretty much identical, enemy variation is low, but there are quite a few upgrades/permanent unlocks and multiple classes to unlock. Combat is the usual. Control some party members who automatically attack enemies, level them up for stat increases, and pick up new party members when you can. Attacks are based on the party member's class and level upgrades are just stat increases. At level 10 your weapon changes, but aside from you won't see a huge range of different attacks. There were also no chests or other "dopamine rushes," hidden in the levels which I found surprising. I've considered them a staple of this genre. It does make me ask the question, "What make this different from the hundreds of other games in this genre?" The answer is really just the party synergy. If you have a party made up of specific classes you get an extra attack that can change the tide of battle. it works, and you find these synergies organically. The demo has a handful of levels and an endless mode. As you complete levels you unlock additional classes, at least that's how it looked. Characters retain their levels after you succeed, and eventually you can find yourself walking into battle with a crew of very highly leveled individuals. It seemed to cause some sound issues, with sound effects fighting the music making it choppy. Anyway, it's a fun game. There's easily a couple of hours of content in the current version of early access. If you like this kind of game, I see no reason why you wouldn't also enjoy this.