I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival

Feels like a mobile game, not atall the game i thought it was going to be.

Що можу сказати, неймовірна гра. Це схоже на мобільні ігри, де треба чистити територію/сад/ферму. В ній можна залипнути надовго. Звісно, бувають моменти конкретного затупу і доводиться лізти в інтернет в пошуках відповідей, що і де можна знайти. Дратує, що коли несеш деревину, метал або скло і вони періодично падають з рук. Особливо, коли це по декілька разів за 10 секунд. Прикро, що не можна пересунути великі шкідливі квіти, які вже покращені. Не вистачає української локалізації( Сподіваюсь, будуть ще оновлення, де введуть покращення, новий декор або нові станції по виготовленню. Звісно, українську мову також)

Jeu calme et reposant avec une durée de vie correcte. 25h et je pense être à 60 % Concept orignal. J'ai tout de même réglé la faim au minimum parce que dès le début j'avais l'impression de passer mon temps à manger et les ressources étant faibles c'est un peu stressant. Mais je pense que ça venait de mon ignorance. D'habitude ça ne me gêne pas de gérer l'apétit dans un jeu de survie mais là je voulais davantage de confort et donc la flemme. Il y a tellement d'activité cuisine, (meme si c'est pas pour manger...si si vous verrez), craft, pêche, jardinage, gathering, quêtes, les limaces... bref... beaucoup trop à faire pour passer mon temps à table. Jeu très relaxant, je recommende.

good game fun progression system but pleeeease give this game a bug fix please

I very much enjoyed the first 10 or so hours of the game. Lots of fun breaking items down and crafting upgrades. But as the chore list grows, the ability to keep up with it does not without minions... And the minions, are idiots. I had 4 of them, Engineer, 2 collectors, and a builder. The engineer was largely unutilized most of the time, very rarely would it go grab a bit of plant matter to fuel the reactors, but without that I would have had to babysit it several times a day since the power drained so quickly and I couldn't see a way to stock up on more energy between refills. This became a problem when I switched to sunflowers, and suddenly the engineer couldn't figure out that there were sunflowers in the chest right next to the line of reactors, and several times over the game, I ran out of power because it was sitting there gormlessly saying it couldn't find fuel. When it did find fuel, it was because I was just pulling up every sunflower on the map as I walked around and it would dash across the map to grab that for fuel. The collectors mostly worked but I could never figure out exactly what algo they were using to pick storage. I would build a chest right next to a nest so that it would have an easier time dropping the ink and corrosives off, and it would instead grab them and run across the map to a different chest, despite that one being zoned for the items it carried. The builder/repairer? well, it mostly worked until I ran into a particular bug. When that bug hit, it dropped its repairer in a pile of corrosive slime and stood there vacantly saying it couldn't find a repairer to fix things... All of this combined when I went down an elevator and spent a day clearing the area out, when I came back, the power was off, the leeches had escaped containment, and all but 1 of my UV emitters had been destroyed by them. Rather than rebuild all of those UV emitters, I just quit the game. I knew that if I kept going it was just going to happen again because of how useless the minions are, and at this point the game is impossible to keep progressing in without their help. The other part was as the area of the roof I could explore expanded, the game got slower and started stuttering more and more on the steamdeck, and even things like opening the chests and switching between chests would take what seemed like an eternity, when you have to scroll through 10 chests to find the one that you're keeping a particular item in.

To me, this game tries too hard to be different from other games. The story is okay, the artstyle is wonderful but the game's mechanic makes the game incredibly slow. Not hard, tedious. It feels clunky/heavy when trying to build on a large scale and it deters you from expanding your 'lived in' area. Not exploring though, I do like discovering the story of the world but making the rooftop homely becomes a chore even by cozy game standards. Would I replay the game? Yes. It's a game best played at a slow pace, sparingly.

垃圾佬太喜欢了

I know that I have a lot of hours in this game, because i did complete it, but I don't think I would recommend it to anyone. In most survival crafting games, maybe there's an alternating of grinding sections and then you can go accomplish something like exploring or fighting a boss. In this game, about 2 hours in, you just start a constant grind. I kept thinking "Ok, now I unlock this next tool and can explore" but then I would get to move for another ten minutes and then hit another massive wall. I think I only completed it because I got to a certain point and hit the sunk cost fallacy. Would not play again. Would not recommend.