Infection: Humanity's Last Gasp

Recensione completa: [url]https://www.tanadelcobra.com/infection-humanity-s-last-gasp/[/url] Rispetto al gia’ recensito Plague Inc: Evolved, qui ci troviamo di fronte ad un gioco inserito nella giusta fascia di prezzo e che non si spaccia per essere cio’ che non e’. In tal senso mi sento di promuovere Infection: Humanity’s Last Gasp, un piccolo piacevole passatempo che non richiede molta concentrazione. Voto: 6

This game is nearly pure RNG. There is little bits of skill scattered in here, but to be honest you'd have more fun rolling dice and guessing the number you'll roll. The proteins you need to win the game are completely random, the devices you'll get are completely random, how quickly or slowly you'll lose is completely random, mutations are completely random. It's almost all random. That little bit of skill comes in managing money, the only thing you have a tiny bit of control over, and even then it isn't that much control. Oh, and some of the stuff you use to help you are completely random too, so you can't even rely on half the stuff you buy. And if all this randomness isn't enough for you, there's also random events that can ruin your run! It's almost pointless to focus on anything in the game, cause next thing you know RNGesus comes in and shoves his hand up your ass and that thing you're focusing on is now replaced with something way worse. There are no flawless strategies, there are no unbeatable tactics, there's hardly even tips except don't buy the game if you just have some dice. At this point, rolling dice and guessing the number is better in this game, cause it doesn't infuriate you as much as this game will after you lose for the thousandth time because the game absolutely refused to give you what you wanted. Don't be fooled by the complexities of the game and all the different parts of them, cause in the end, it's all RNG.

For now, I've played this game about 6 hours, with some quick game and about 20 scenarios. Introduction of random factors are essential in a micromanagement game, or players will quickly find near-undefeatable combos and strategies that lead to sure victory (and boredom). The RNG factor makes you work to react to problems. After having said that, here are my considerations: -The game mechanics are simple, but this leads to a game in wich you can plan a simple strategy, and that is a fun way to occupy 30-40 minutes of free time. -The Outbreak phase is too much random, I had 3 or 4 games in a row in wich EVERY turn was a Containment Failure. This leads to simply having no time to develop a strategy. Instead of comparing 2 random numbers, put it at a fixed percentage of occurring. -The 50% chance of working for devices is too low, put it at 75% with a correspondent cost increase. -The step in wich you pick 4 random proteins is unnecessary, just give it to the player in the main screen. -The side menus should start already open. -There are some bugs in wich the game is stuck on the confirm window and you have to force-close the game. After all, I recommend this game.

Bugs dans les succès malheureusement. Le jeu dépend trop de la chance.

1337

bad

Genia¡¡¡

Not good, super boring and confusing

Jogo legalzin vale muito a pena

O Jogo em si é divertido mas está algumas vezes a Parar de Funcionar,não Gostei