Homgard

爽玩，太喜欢

Très bon jeu de puzzle type Nonogram/Griddlers avec des variantes intéressantes. Il y en a pour ~40 à 80h en fonction du type de joueur Une progression satisfaisante avec une map à découvrir progressivement et la difficulté est bien dosée à mon sens et plutôt accessible dans l'ensemble Seul bémol, je trouve qu'il y a beaucoup trop de petites grilles au début du jeu Je recommande quand même bien ce jeu, surtout qu'il y aura 3 autres parties à venir si j'ai bien compris donc le contenu va potentiellement quadrupler

Sim

An amazing collection of nonogram puzzles that makes wonderful use of it's unique rule sets that is also tied together by an amazing story told as you explore the regions that make up this fantasy kingdom.

喜欢做题的非常推荐,猛猛做题真的爽

Não dei nada pra esse jogo e me surpreendi muito, é um nonogram com modos diversificados de jogar, além de uma história de um mundo que chama a atenção, vale a pena demais, ainda nem terminei e já joguei por horas.

Дійсно цікаві нонограми середньої складності з різноманітними додатковими правилами.

Loving this game for the nonograms and the custom rulesets! Not a fan of the AI music, but I just have that muted for now.

是我错过什么了嘛，为什么4 dreamer core之后，不能解锁新地图，偌大的地图，只有1/4能去，剩下的都被锁住了，有一种游戏没做完，直接1.0的感觉

I don't usually write reviews for games this early on, but I'd rather write a premature review than no review at all, considering just how long this game seemingly would take to complete. Homgard is pretty much two different games within a single game. You could also say it's one game that has two separate game modes. At any event, you split your time between doing two things: doing nomogram puzzles and reading lore entries. Both are done quite well. This is honestly a pretty impressive achievement in world building, with a huge array of characters and locations. You essentially get to discover every little corner of a massive map, learning about the lives and happenings of a very important year in an interesting sort of magic technocracy. The setting is pretty unique and quite fun. It's just enjoyable to soak in the world. I think this portion of the game gets an A+. The nomograms are also done quite well. You have basic 5x5 puzzles that can eventually expand into pretty large grids. There are also 7 types of special cells that have new rules, which allows the somewhat basic nomogram premise to be stretched far beyond its conventional confines. I also think this is done quite well. With the giant map to unveil, you can take puzzles at your own pace, and it's satisfying to slowly uncover the map (and new lore) as you complete puzzles. I think the biggest tension in Homgard is that the two main gameplay thrusts, while integrated well, don't neccesarilly complement one another perfectly, and I'm not sure if all players are going to enjoy both. You have the option to essentially skip the lore and just do the puzzles if you want, but not the inverse. I actually like both sections of the game, but my biggest problem with Homgard is that it can feel hard to get into a flow of just doing one element, as you constantly alternate between puzzles and reading lore entries. There tends to be one lore piece per puzzle, and some puzzles can only take a few seconds to complete. It's not hard to do a bunch of puzzles in a row, as un-read lore entries are marked, so you can at least get into a flow there if you want to crank out a bunch of puzzles. Again, though, the inverse isn't possible. I think it's a relatively minor gripe, but I do wish Homgard catered to players that just want to experience the lore/Visual novel side of the game, as I think that aspect of Homgard is doing just as much as the puzzles are.