Lacuna – A Sci-Fi Noir Adventure

感觉有点为深度而深度的意思了，爬楼梯确实有点多，推理的部分难度倒是刚刚好，可能是玩过极乐迪斯科了，感觉这作很多东西都是浅尝辄止，有点可惜了，总体可以打个及格分6.5

一般吧这游戏，不过还是支持下小工作室

[h1]Lacuna[/h1] [h3]Nice Futuristic Adventure Title[/h3] [h3]Worth a try[/h3] Lacuna is a short point-and-click detective game set in a futuristic universe surrounded by conspiracies, political intrigue, and mystery. This game has a fairly linear story set across a series of separate chapters that gradually build upon each other. It doesn’t have a traditional save system like other point-and-click games, where you can save your progress at any time. Instead, the game automatically saves your progress within a chapter once you complete it, meaning that seeing other dialogue options or paths within a chapter requires playing it from the start again. [h3]Gameplay[/h3] Lacuna is a choice-driven adventure title where most puzzles and clues are solved through dialogue options, which you can choose when interrogating witnesses or speaking with other detectives. The game is engaging and quite easy to follow. The story never feels overwhelming, and it maintains a good pace throughout the experience. On the other hand, in some cases, we are given the choice to take action to solve certain problems, meaning we mostly just watch our character interact in conversations. It doesn't include any particularly complex mechanics. Instead, the game provides a set of oversimplified tools for gathering information and solving puzzles, such as an email system, news reports, and note sheets. The detective mode included in the game doesn't feel particularly unique, as many of the dialogue options it provides feel like they could have been obtained simply by interacting with an object. It honestly feels unnecessary, as it only slows the character down and adds an extra step to the check information. [h3]Art and World Design[/h3] The game's visual style has a minimalist approach with a nice pixel art design. This style is particularly well executed in the environments, character designs, and atmospheric visual effects. It is impressive how much visual variety and detail the game manages to create with so little. Unfortunately, this style does not always work as well during some of the game's more serious or tense moments, as the characters can appear stiff or rather expressionless. I suppose this is a recurring issue in other games with similar visual styles. This was addressed in the game by including character portraits to better express their emotions, which works well in most of the dialogue interactions. [h3]Music and Sound effects[/h3] The soundtrack is very unique and genuinely enjoyable. The music also changes appropriately during more tense or important moments, making these scenes feel more impactful. Despite being set in a futuristic universe, the game features an organic soundtrack with jazz-inspired tracks, alongside some more modern themes with electronic elements. The audio design is just as good as the soundtrack, The soundscape of the environments is quite detailed with ambient sounds that make each location feel more alive.