Kai Yuan

买这款游戏纯纯是因为没有龙之崛起可以买

希望未来加入沙盒模式，画面再精美点

不知道为什么画面看着很难受，还不如龙之崛起画面那么舒服。货栈和市场简直是智障，货栈要点了才能收货，市场离货栈那么点距离，死活拿不到货物。感觉不是在玩种田游戏，而是在玩和面游戏，就是那种面多了放水，水多了放面的游戏。不是我想象的那种，我宁愿玩凯撒3，退款了

个人很喜欢这种复古的体验。听闻开发者是故意为之的，很好，继续加油！ 有两个小建议： 1. 环境范围（包括含水量、肥沃度）的显示没有明晰的界线，对建筑摆放比较讲究的情况不太友好； 2. 随着店铺的升级，粮店、瓷器店的在游戏中后期的商品吞吐量很高，战役中少数的农田是供不起的。比如一旦粮食供应不足就会造成整片房屋大幅降级，工人数量严重不足，想恢复生产的成本很高，如果再加上外敌入侵，体验真的会很不好。所以建议增加限制市场店铺储藏/出货量的功能，可以理解为“计划性供给”。 但其实最希望出现的是快捷键说明和按键自定义功能。每次游戏中，都会有很多建造、拆除、菜单查看的操作，但是现有的快捷键其实是需要自己摸索出来的（贸易调整的键我至今没找到），而且默认的几个快捷键个人感觉离左手太远了并不算好用。如果按键自定义在技术上不可行的话，还请对按键进行调整，比如说倍速用横排数字键1-3，环境、含水量，肥沃度用F1-F3，贸易调整F4或者T等等。

龙之崛起换皮，还不如龙之崛起！39以下，就购买支持一下！

I have a hard time reviewing this game. It doesn't do anything new or really special, the UI is old fashioned, the game is clunky in more ways than one, and it's basically just a simpler Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom. But somehow I had a lot of fun with it. It has a similar puzzle element as the old Impressions games. There is always a rock where it shouldn't be. Or the map is cut in half by a mountain and it's a long track to get to the other side, or you can only import very limited resources so you have to calculate how many houses you want to evolve, but if you don't evolve houses it can be pretty hard to make money (things are expensive and trading is quite limited). Once you figure out how the logistics works, the city building is very flexible, you don't really have to make efficient blocks. What I liked: -Flexible building, there are many ways to design your cities, which is nice -Working military. It's pretty much the same as Caesar III's (with the awkward control and all), but you can upgrade them as they gain experience. And speaking of upgrades... -Attention to detail. There are so many small visual details in the game. You can see what the trading ship imports or exports. You can tell how far the silk mill is in production by looking at the racks in front of the store. When you upgrade the troops, the new gear appears on them. The more you look, the more things you'll find. -The night view. It's really pretty. To the point that I sometimes just switch to night, and I'm someone who pretty much always turns off night mode in strategy games. -Gotta think. You can't just slap together a city, and call it a day. You really have to be careful, if you upgrade too many buildings, suddenly you run out of food. Or booze. Or pottery. Or all the above. Well with the exception of shanty towns. You can bring in as many workers as you want and just keep them in a separate block, never feeding them, because... Things I don't like: -There isn't much complexity. There is no town mood, so you can just keep your workforce in shanty towns and starve them forever. There is no sickness, no diplomacy, no events apart from the occasional invasion on military maps. The only hazard is fire, but as long as an inspector tower is within reach, you'll never get a fire. -Same with the buildings, there isn't that much. You have 1 type of food, ceramics, booze, tea, silk and spice (which can only be imported) for house upgrades, the service buildings, couple industrial buildings, decorations, and more or less that's it. Oh, there is 2 monuments too, but in the campaign you build them only once. -The UI. It's not the worst, I'm not even sure it's worse than the old Impressions games. But it could be better for sure. And I'd pay for an undo button and some more statistics, like predicted consumption of goods (the farms show consumed food, but no prediction, so you better pull out the calculator). And for the love of God, why is there no copy in the warehouse's settings, when every single warehouse has 4 blocks you have to configure, and you do your logistics by priority in the warehouse settings. -You can't change font size, most of the audio sliders didn't really work for me, the resolution options are somewhat wonky (in the end i just played in a window with a resolution I found acceptable) Other things of note: -The graphics are not great. I love the visuals, and I find the low frame animation of the sprites quite charming, but I can see how it can be off-putting (and because of the tick rate and low frame animations sometimes you can feel like the game is lagging and struggling to keep up, when it is not actually the case) -The way the warehouses/logistics work is pretty interesting. A warehouse can send out as many cart pushers as the blocks you configured (so 4 tops), and if you connect them by two disconnected roads, they can serve two sides so you can totally separate blocks if you want to. Really nice. I just wish I didn't have to click so many times to configure everything. -The controls are exactly as clunky as they are in Impressions games. Take it as it is. -I didn't really run into any bugs, the only one i remember was on the last map, when two warehouses refused to send out cart pushers for some reason. It was fixed after rebuilding them, and I'm still not sure what happened there, that was the only time I caught something like that. -The campaign has about a dozen missions + another half a dozen single maps (and it's not like the campaign has any connection between maps). And I doubt there will be any more. It's still dozens of hours to go through them, at least. I think I rambled enough for now, but there is barely any info on this game, so hopefully this will help someone. Overall this is a love letter to Emperor if we are kind and it's just a copy if we are cynical. But it's clear that the creator enjoyed the logistics/struggling for resources in the Impressions games and they made pretty much every map like that. If you like those old greats, and disappointed in the lack of puzzle solving in the more modern city builders, this might just be the game for you. If you just want to build whatever you want, this game is not really that. Overall, I feel this is kinda a hidden gem, and I'm quite happy I bought it. Just don't get frustrated the first time your city destabilizes because you ran out of food, once you figure out logistics, production ratios, consumption, etc. you won't really run into that issue anymore.

开元是一款高精度像素的仿古风城市建造游戏. [b]刚开始其实看到这个画面我还是比较震惊的，因为它看起来既不像我的世界那样的纯像素，啥也看不出来那种也不是那种鲜艳的如超级玛丽那种非常具有分辨性，反而是那种看起来非常模糊的高精密画面，不过调整分辨率之后呈现给我们的就是非常精密的像素画面了，虽然是比较复古但是看起来更加的舒适了。[/b] [h1]游玩过程[/h1] 本作的UI和画面相比略显简陋，颇有一种早年网游时代的风格。游戏中的建筑种类十分丰富，种类齐全，作用鲜明，不过有些建筑物需要考虑到各种作用范围以及特定用途常常需要放置在一起，形成一个个建筑群，具有非常明显的集群效应。 比如说有些建筑容易着火那么我们需要建造瞭望塔，进行观察；房屋要离水井近一些；农田、瓷窑要距离货栈近一些；医馆要离居民近一些等等。虽然看上去有些混乱但是其实是有章法可循的，我们唯一需要考虑的就是合理的布局与资源的利用情况。 如果在游玩的过程中我们觉得建筑缺乏美感，可以利用自带的绿植等进行美化，虽然第一个解锁的是粉色的桃树，也算是为单调的游戏进程增添些许乐趣了。 除了传统的建造城市，我们还会受到敌人的攻击，需要建造军营训练士兵，而士兵又需要铁制武器，因此周围还要有冶炼高炉或者能够储存铁的建筑。士兵的移动方式则是类似于王国保卫战，我们也同样可以操控一名主将。游戏内的可玩性还是挺不错的 [h1]小小缺点[/h1] 本作的画面比例还是挺失衡的，如果把分辨率调到最高各种UI和画面啥的都挺小，很难看到字样。如果将分辨率调低画面则难以接受，而且不能够实现全屏，看起来还是挺不舒服的。县衙的收税范围太小了，为了收税还要多建立几个县衙，让玩家的心理不能接受，毕竟古代一般只有一个县衙。 [h1]总结[/h1] 《开元》是一款需要兼协调来规划布局的游戏，本作的画质是一种高精度的复古画面，UI和场景设计比较粗糙，古代建筑的建模尚可，整场对局的游戏节奏十分缓慢，比较考验小伙伴们的耐心，感兴趣的小伙伴可以酌情入手。看着荒芜的土地在自己的手中不断繁荣强大，心中的成就感满满。 [quote=Lem0n juice] 笔墨写春秋，挥毫描秀色； 欢迎关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44125219-Lem0n-juice/] Lem0n-juice [/url]~ 我们致力于游玩各类游戏并给出自己的意见供大家参考，欢迎加入我们的大家庭~[/quote]