I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival

作为一个种田游戏，非常一般。如果没有玩过太多种田游戏可以作为入门的作品。作为玩过很多同类型作品的，我的评价就比较低了。 1.末日世界本身很好的题材，也非常想让人去探究，结果就是很平淡剧情，可以说是寡淡，加上后期非常无聊，急于看看结局怎样的更是让我失望。 2.游戏优化其实非常不好，只是很多玩家可能不太在意，实际上能随游戏到后期，会有明显卡顿，固态进图读条速度很恶心了。 3.游戏机制并不好，小飞机的想法不错，但是代入感极差，后期飞个地方你要飞半天，纯恶心，况且收益并不可观，我走基建不差你这点材料，我要是新人赌科技进去玩飞机那就是纯搞笑，新人这么玩感觉可以被卡死。科技投入负反馈，剧情需要不得不升，属于可有可无属实无趣，本质就是我有任务需要去开飞机，然后还要被你的读条卡半天，那些量产钱的，试图走买买买路线的，也是可以被你这破飞机卡够呛。有钱没地方花才好笑。我能量产这个东西的时候，这个东西我基本才能在商店看见，那么为什么不去把价格提高让我们能提前解锁后面科技但是又钱不够又去努力赚钱这样不是会更好吗？等我都能够量产你才出现在商店 还死贵，那我不如买低阶材料，说到这里东西不能批量产买也是蠢。 4.游戏性很一般，剧情推进过程很不舒服，做出这个设计的真的家里有高人了。说不好听的，为了增加时常所以卡你进度的设计我觉得十分的NT，每次面临升级工具，我都会有明显的感觉。你们不会觉得自己这个设计玩家感受不出来吧？拆解物品五花八门的工具需要你们不会觉得会让我很有带入吧？NT机器人每次只能拿1个东西的设计你不会真的认为很带派吧？本质就是机器化又难做，自己满大街搬东西又十分的蠢，但你不得不做。这种就是游戏做的烂。敌人电虫设计我直接难得吐槽，更是无聊。 玩完的整体感觉我真的十分的不舒服，1级工具的时候和我升级完以后有什么区别吗？本质有什么改变吗？回头来看不是完全一模一样吗？一点也不新。地图设计我也可以说是一坨，去玩玩生存建造的顶点非生物吧，玩这个真的太无趣了。设计师好好学一下吧。你睡觉机制也是一坨大的。对了还忘记说了，最后发现与其跑来跑去搞物资，还不如钓鱼收益高，问题你的钓鱼机制真的很无聊， 最后总结，虽然我说的很不好听，但是我没有办法，这个类型游戏我喜欢，玩了太多，这个我实在喜欢不上来，不新也不好玩。剧情弱，游戏设计不行，游戏性也不行。如果非生物10分 MC9分 星露谷8分 森林 鲨鱼 沉没之地 雾锁 7分 你这个4.5分，看着新，玩着旧。重点还无聊，要不是我有强迫症非要把你地图东西拆完，这种游戏速通就可以丢着吃灰了，你装饰系统我是碰都不想碰

The game has a very short story to it. The long journey is the grind for the achievements. Still worth it.

Pretty chill survival game. I recommend it if you’re looking for a relaxing, low-stress experience with some light progression and lots of cleaning, but I do have a few thoughts. The Good: - Progression feels rewarding. Unlocking new recipes and areas takes some time, but never feels grindy or overwhelming. - Cleaning is simple yet very satisfying. - The music is catchy and sets a nice atmosphere. - The visuals are clean and pretty. - There’s more story than I expected (even if I wasn’t too interested in it personally). The Not-So-Good: - As survival games go, this one is pretty light. Eating only matters because running out of energy drains HP, and hitting 0 HP just makes you faint. There’s no real punishment beyond that. Many food recipes look appealing but aren’t worth the hassle—cheaper, simpler foods work just as well. - Enemies are basically nonexistent. Normally I wouldn’t mind, but it makes features like barricades and defense turrets feel pointless. I only crafted them to complete the “all recipes” achievement, not because I ever needed them. - While cleaning is fun and well-paced with your progression, the extra space you unlock feels underutilized. Aside from the starting area, I rarely needed the additional cleared space, which felt like a missed opportunity. - There’s also a particularly painful achievement that requires crafting tons of materials just to fill cracks in areas you’ll never use. It ends up being a long, empty grind with no real payoff. Overall I only recommend this game because I was looking for a brainless, relaxing survival game and it delivered that. But if you’re after something with more of a challenge or a deeper survival experience, this probably isn’t it.

個人的にはとても面白かったです！ 「不自由な世界を少しずつ解放して快適にしていこう」というゲーム性で、ほどよく次の目標が見つかるのでやめ時を見失います。 「広大な世界に放り込まれて、後はどうぞご自由に」というタイプではないので、ある程度目標があるほうが好き、という方のほうが楽しめると思います。 それと、単純作業が好き、機械物の分解が好き、という方にとっては加点があるゲームです。 難易度は色々いじれますし、収納箱の共有化が結構早めに解放されたりと親切な点もあるので、難易度を低めに設定してひたすら単純作業に打ち込む、ユルユル開拓ゲーとして楽しむのが良いかもしません。 ストーリー的には、翻訳が怪しいこともありおそらくきちんと理解できていません。こういう路線は好きですし物語の畳み方も良さそうだったので、精度の高い翻訳で見てみたいと感じました。

I Am Future is a cool addition to the cozy game genre - adds some new things that are fun to do as you deconstruct items, and but also some annoyances that perhaps came with half baked ideas during creation that weren't fixed prior to the end game. Much of the grinding on this game, comes from YOU not understanding where the developer put different controls, or, didn't fully explain how things work. Grinding here, is simply you thinking that you need to do more farming, or more deconstruction, etc so that a new option will open, or a new area of the map. In reality, its more because key options are almost hidden in places that don't make sense. For example, you have a workbench where you can craft things. That includes parts and resources, but also equipment for you. You have a robotic hand multitool which is a great idea, but, you would think, that upgrading that tool, would also be on the workbench. And you'd be right! BUT, there is a completely different workstation, with a completely different name, that creates modules, and those modules make your hand work better, or faster..... But you have to go to the workbench that controls your drone for expeditions to find that option...... Another example - You are given a little droid that can move things - your own equipment and workstations (great idea), but ALSO things like bushes and trees - this is great, because your energy generators run on plant matter, so, putting all the bushes right next to your energy, allow you to harvest them quickly, and dump them into generator, During the game, in order to advance, it will tell you to "move a vending machine". So you use your little droid and nothing happens, You have to access a menu, that is hidden under a droid icon, and then find that machine, then click move....... BUT, you don't do that on ANYTHING else. You will only find that option because you have literally cut down everything on the world trying to upgrade your little droid, only to find out it can move everything except that specific object. Another example: To upgrade work stations and resources that you build, there is a yellow tab on the top of the input screen (where you select what the machine is doing). It says "Upgrade". Well, some items don't have the tab, instead, they have a round button with an arrow on it.... Honestly, by the time you are done with the game, will rethink all the time you spent grinding thinking that was what you needed to do, only to find that the menus, or the places to make changes, are not consistent through the game (like they were designed by different people, in a different country, using a different language, and they never realized that they were implimenting features differently. There are some half baked ideas (expeditions for one), which allow you to pilot a drone to specific way points to pick up supplies, The supplies are things that are easily found at your base though, so, whats the point? It allows you to access vendors, but there is no "store" for you to visit. Unlike other cozy games, you can't sell things like your crops, so the emphasis on farming is much less - staying fed and healthy is extremely easy. The food doesn't buff you other than allowing you to carry more when fully fed. The bad guys, come in the form of some alien plant that spawns bugs, and those bugs just eat crops or food on growing on bushes - you can go to sleep and ignore them if you want, and if food sources are near their spawn point, they will leave your farm alone. The game doesn't explain this well, but you can easily barricade them with stuff you build and they stay in their little zoned off block of space - way before you get defenses to kill them. Killing them produces resources that you need for upgrades and improvements. But you can never kill the spawn points. The robotic helpers that you can "automate" are nice - but until you build recharging stations and buff their speed, they don't help too much. I have one that just waters the plants (but I have to desalinate the water manually until one of the last upgrades to my water faucet). You can get around this by placing many rain water collection barrels. I have one that just feeds plant matter into the energy generators (saves so much time for me), and one that does the best thing of all in a cozy game..... it collects the stuff that I can't grab because i have run out of inventory space.... It just operates 24 hours a day, grabbing stuff left on the ground, and placing it in a storage chests..... Takes the edge off of trying to figure out what you will drop and leave behind. So, a lot of really good ideas for a cozy game, but the biggest drawback is the wasted time NOT knowing that a menu exists somewhere, with the next step to be done, and you won't find it until you are about to throw your hands in the air and watch youtube videos on how to accomplish a step....

This game is the definition of "i'll just quickly do this one last thing and then i'll hop off", but you never actually hop off. You slowly unlock one thing at a time to keep progressing, and it just keeps you hooked. 8/10. I forgot about my family.

I really enjoyed the game at first – taking everything apart, exploring the rooftops, and playing through the story. However, it quickly became very boring. The story is too short and superficial. At the end, all the open questions are answered with a brief text message, which was a real shame. Even taking things apart on the roof was fun at first, but eventually just became annoying because it was always the same thing. The endgame is pure grind; the player's time is completely disregarded. I find it a real shame, as the game truly has the potential to be so much more. If you buy it on sale and don't expect too much, it's okay, but it's definitely not worth the full price.

雖然我喜歡慢節奏的遊戲，但絕對不是這款這樣。 光是蒐集一項資源的動作就拆解成很多步驟，然後你還需要很多資源，所以就是一直在做同樣的事。 然後花了大把時間蒐集資源建造了某項設施，接著又是重複相同的內容，簡直是電子坐牢。 可以說沒什麼遊戲內容，一點都不有趣。

+- If you have OCD and hoarding issues great game to feed them. +- no enemy pressure only cosy + colourful - story is negligible