Girl Frame

Needs more accurate localization, but still mostly understandable. Only a few skills are unclear. Great survivorslike with deep roguelite progression.

It's a neat blend of a game with lewd artwork combined with solid gameplay loop under the hood. The artwork for the pilots is fantastic. In game mechs called frames are a bit of a let down. They appear very similar to a line of figures called Megami Device. At times it just feels so boring watching a floating avatar and I wished there was more to it such as attack animations or drilling animations. Watching your character just run into a wall until it breaks gets boring very quickly. The English translation is good enough to get the basics down, but it could use some work such as punctation and spacing. Game has a solid tutorial and explains most things and what button does what. The tutorial on the ground combat is solid. When it gets to the planet section is where it gets iffy. English text would overlap each other making it hard to read. The same goes for the UI, with sizing all over the place. Music is nothing to write home about, not terrible, not great. This is where it fails and feels like an afterthought in my opinion. Tons of tech trees and buildings to incentivize you to play, but again the text overlapping each other does it make it a bit of an eyesore if you select English. There's multiplayer in beta, but its one of those types where you invite someone with a room code instead of automatically pairing you up with someone. Enemy design is forgettable, just your basic big monsters from something you see in shows like Godzilla. There's nothing iconic yet. There are ranged enemies, but on the very first map you play their projectiles blend in with the background. It's a shame since they came up with some very pretty ladies as your pilots but didn't give some love for their enemies. The gameplay visual design from your character design is a bit jarring at times. You see this highly detailed pilot, then you get to the gameplay visuals that feels cheaply made. As for the mech gameplay, its great gameplay mechanic wise. You start out with 4 mechs to choose from. 1 with a machine gun, my favorite, 2 melees with a spinning saw or sword, and then there's the missile one. The missile mech feels underpowered especially in the early game and sometimes just straight up useless until you level up enough to get a different gun drop. Every time you level up you can reroll for a different trait that powers you up, from increased damage or firing rate. Each gun is clearly labeled with traits and what it does. The game does respect your time, especially when it comes to the massages of pilots and resource grinding. Don't want to play the minigame? You can skip it or wait for your resources to pile up while you go to work. My only major criticisms so far in my 2 hours of playtime is the lack of action motions of your mech and enemies just popping out of thin air visually. It would be neat to see a little burrowing animation to see them come out of the ground instead of what we got now. Some may not like the designs of the mechs themselves, looking like generic background anime characters in space suits. I feel like it could use some pointers from such games like Halls of Torments in character actions animations. I would love to some more variations in running even. For mech designs it would be neat to see actual heavy duty mechs instead of whatever we got here, but that's a personal preference. In my 2 hours, it did achieve in keeping my interest to play more, but for now there are better options with a better visual appeal in its core gameplay mechanics. For Meow Run's first game, I would rate it a 7.8 out of 10. The buttons all work, there's a solid tutorial, and there's boobs. At its price for 14.99, its worth a buy in my opinion. I hope they work on this game some more and polish it. Personally I would like to know if there was an actual artist for the pilots or if it was made with AI. I didn't see a credit anywhere. Would love to know so I can drop a follow! Support your artists!

固定开场白：我个人对国产独立游戏持正面态度。 然后不光是针对这个游戏，包括所有的国产擦边游戏，我对那些压抑小鬼说一句：战你妈败CG！一个游戏卖你几十块，作者想挣点小钱，你们却想让人进去踩缝纫机。这里是中国，想玩直球的滚外区去，别在国区游戏下面倒垃圾！ 好了，说这个游戏，很差！美术、语音有点擦边，但是我们老年人不吃这一套。游戏局外成长故意拖长，很多资源不能局内获得需要通过局外建造后花时间生产。局内成长过于繁杂、且数值舍不得给，往往一局玩下来给人的感觉就是我词条没少拿但就是没有直观的强多少，刷的不爽。战甲花大资源、时间研究出2阶、3阶数值上跟1阶没差别，至少我从字面上没看到差别。你这个无尽模式是给人玩的？同是国产跟《贪婪大地》《轮回保险公司》差距巨大。

局外养成过于繁杂了，缺乏正循环或者说完全没有正循环，色又不够色，游戏性也不行，做得很好下次别做了

It's annoying at the start. Boring at the end. Regret buying.

美少女机甲+恐怖虫潮，这个题材体验挺喜欢的。也是第一次玩类幸存者这个类型，感觉还挺好上手的。鼓励一下给好评吧。 比较不清晰的是目标感，打通了第一个星球之后下一件事要干嘛，什么时候才解锁新角色新剧情，都不知道，只能单纯刷刷。 但是我还是挺喜欢这些各种各样的虫潮的，虫子设计好评吧。

挺爽的一款科幻幸存者，在常见的模式下加入了类似挖矿的机制，直接变身矿工。回血爆率略低((商店卖的也贵)，加上没有闪避有点麻烦，不过整体来说还算比较有新意的玩法。 虫子都很可爱捏，就是受击音效是娇喘有点.........总之莫名其妙的黄油既视感。