Lilith Odyssey

1時間ほどプレイ。現時点では日本語なしです(開発は「リソースと時間があればいくつかの言語には対応する予定」と言っています) 多少文章量は多めなので苦手な方は気合を入れないといけないかもしれません このゲームを簡単に表すならかなりカジュアルなNo Man's Sky＋リソース、人員管理の要素（肥満、SAN値や性欲！？まで）といった感じの印象です 特にユニークな点は最初にメチャクチャ多様な家族構成の中から選んでスタートするのと、エイリアン家族のビジュアルが強烈でキモカワなところあたりです （70歳オーバーのAV女優＋AV男優の夫婦と二人の子供みたいなよくわからん家族もいて死ぬほどウケます） ・ゲーム内容 最終目的は広大な宇宙でLilithという星を探すこと 船で星々を飛び回る→適当な星に降りて素材（燃料・食料・素材など）を収集→船に戻ってまた飛び回る を繰り返します(たまにショップなどで船を買い替えたり、パーツを組み替えたり人員を足したり、技術ツリー伸ばしたり) 惑星は基本的に星の王子さまの最初の星並に小さいので探索や収集はかなり早く終わります ・総評 冒頭でNo Man's Sky＋リソース、人員管理と書きましたが 少し触った感じでは前者が好きならNo Man's Skyやったほうが楽しいし、 後者の色々マネジメントするのが好きな方はSpace Havenの方がいっぱい苦しめるのでおすすめです。 とはいえたった1時間プレイしただけでこのゲームをクソゲーと断じるには浅すぎると感じたのでおすすめに入れておきます。 ・最初の流れ チュートリアルが丁寧なのでちゃんと読めば進めるとは思いますが、英語めんどくさい！という方向けにある程度の流れを書いておきます。お役に立てば幸いです 最初は予算(gc)が多めの家族にした方が良さそうです。 Tabキー→左上のOpen Manualに大体のHowtoが書いてあります。わからなくなったらここを読みましょう 順番的には 収穫(Herveset)→素材化(Breakdown)→食料の調達(Ration)→船の購入(Purchase ship)→航行(Sail) 最初はHervest（リソースの収集）です。ホイールか数字キーでマルチツール（つるはしみたいなやつ）を装備して、木か石の近くに移動してFキーを押すと収集してくれます 丸太(Log)と石塊(Ore)を指定量収穫するとチュートリアルからMetalとCarbonを集めろとかいうなんだかわかるようでよくわからんことを言ってきます。 これが素材化(Breakdown)で、Tabキーを押してインベントリから集めたアイテムを右クリック→Breakdownすることでやっと素材にできます。丸太(Log)を右クリックでCarbonに、石塊(Ore)をMetalにしましょう 次は食料(Ration)の調達です。 Tキーでテックツリーを開いてPotato Farmingをクリック→PRINTで研究しましょう。Carbonが足りなければ木をこりましょう 終わったらPキーでPotato FarmをPRINTします(これもCarbonがちょっと要ります) できたらインベントリにPotateFarmが増えてると思うので、ホイールか数字キーで装備して好きな場所でYで配置してください 近くでFキーを押すとPotatoFarmのウィンドウがポップアップするので、初期から持ってるFLORPをぶち込めば勝手にポテトを作ってくれます。(足りない場合はPキーのプリントウィンドウでFLORPも製造できます) ポテトがある程度集まったら右クリックからConvert to Rationsでやっと食料です。 食料ができたらPotato Farmの近くでYを押してインベントリに収納しておきましょう 次は船の購入(Purchase ship)ですが、初期星にはLocal Marketというちょっとだけ大きい建造物があるのでそれを探します。頂上に「SALE」のロゴが浮いてるはず Fキーでショップの中に入れるので、 Products&Services Hereという一覧から「Dickies」か「Blast Xpress」を探して選択 ↓ 一つ下の一覧から「Buy Ship」を選択すると船の一覧が出てくるので、そこから好きな船を買ってください。 パラメータ的には、デカい船ほど燃料(Fuel)が必要で、Signal Strengthの数字が大きい船ほど遠い星系の情報がわかるって感じです。（Sail Slotは定員数かと思いましたが家族構成より少なくてもいけました） 最初の船は安い船でも問題ないかと思います。 SpaceBarでいよいよ宇宙に飛び出せますが、大きめの船を買った人は右上辺りに「燃料がなくてBeamが出ないよ」的なテキストが出るかもしれません。TのテックツリーからProtium FuelsをPRINT→PのプリントでProtium Fuel Sellをクラフトで燃料が補充されるはずです。 いよいよ航行(Sail)です。基本操作はZキーで前進、Sキーで減速、船の行く先に出てる緑色の正方形を一回クリックして動かすと方向転換ができます。Fuelが切れたら詰みかと思いきや、星の光を推進力に変換できるとかいう超テクノロジーにより燃料ゼロでも移動できます。 Izo星系に向かえと言われるので、Mキーでマップを開いてIzoと書かれた四角をクリック、TRACKを選択します（表示がTRACKINGになっていればOK） 方向転換してIzo星系のMajula星を目指します(Izo星ではないので注意)。ある程度星系に近づくと、マップでSystemMap（その星系内の詳しい地図）が見れるようになるので、 IzoをクリックしてからSystemMapでMajura星をTrackすると正確な位置がわかります。 Majuraにギリギリまで近づくとSpacebarで上陸できます。 上陸したら鶏みたいなのがいるので、つるはしを持って近くで右クリックで攻撃できます。 あとはCarbonを集めまくって、Fuel Cellを20個作ります。（TのテックツリーからProtium FuelsをPRINT→PのプリントでProtium Fuel Sellをクラフト） Tabキーメニューから左の家族のUIをクリックすると、勝手に指定したリソースを集めてくれる便利機能があるので活用しましょう。 終わったらSpaceキーで船に戻れるので、最後にShiftでワープするとイカしたBGMと共にチュートリアル終了です。

Unique little game. Lead your weird little family of alien refugees across the galaxy and die of hunger and diseases while prosperous locals refuse to let dirty foreigners land, or while pirates do horrible things to your family. 11/10 would die of organ failure again. It can be tricky to get started. But, once you get into the groove, it can also be a very chill experience sailing across the galaxy, listening to the radio, and stopping to farm, hunt, fish, and trade on planets. Stop along the way to visit the great monuments, and maybe you'll be rich by the time you reach Lilith

Has potential. The mechanics for walking and running are frustrating as hell currently, but doesn't dictate the overall idea behind the game. I like the random weirdness vibe it has and look forward to updates!

Really enjoyed my first play through I highly recommend the game! I enjoyed the gameplay loop and the goal of reaching Lilith kept me enticed enough to actually play through it and reach it! One of my favorite parts has to be the radio, the ads are hilarious, I swear I’d wait before going onto a planet so I could hear the whole ad, really wish there was a handheld radio! Now it wasn’t without issue but my issues weren’t game breaking so I’d recommend the game nonetheless. The most annoying issue I had was refueling, anytime I’d convert a fuel cell to fuel it would lock up the game for a few seconds, this was so much worse on a ship with a massive fuel tank it froze for about 6 minutes. This may only be an issue due to me playing at 1080P so take this with a grain of salt, I noticed a lot of the words didn’t look very clear and the game didn’t seem to respect any changes to the resolution so potentially it was running for me under 1080P making text look blurry. The manual specifies any item that is bought or crafted can be dismantled which is not true no item that I bought or crafted gave an option to dismantle so I ended up with a huge inventory of things I didn’t need, also made it difficult as only common resources can be sold to the market the rest must be sold directly to NPCs which you can’t pick the quantity or what it is they’ll just offer to buy a random item from your inventory. I made an exorbitant amount of money and had absolutely nothing to spend it on, the most expensive ship I could find was $41,000 and I had well over $160,000 from hunting primarily and selling extra batteries, the tier 3 items I unlocked via research never ended up in the stores so it kind of made money totally useless after I bought the ship as money’s only purpose was to heal injured family and ship repair which at the point was an insignificant cost. There was no assigned key binding for “Open Manual” and when I finally found a key that wasn’t already set to something it listed the name of the key not the symbol so you had overlapping text over where it should say “Manual” all I could read was “Back:Quote” as I used the back quote key. All in all this game was very shway and I will be replaying it! I would have loved slightly more content maybe a few more ships and the ability to create a custom family would have been awesome but as it stands I think it’s worth the price of admission!

This Odyssey is a work of art. Once you start making progress you wont be able to close the game down, the exploration and discovery keeps you driving. Remember the 7 'P's; "Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance" . The Visual and audio style is beautiful. Honestly, it is a adventure you will not forget. 10/10

Ok, so. This game I feel is a great arcade-style game. You get to your end location through the galaxy whilst watching your supplies of rations and fuel. It can be fairly easy to either grind out the last tier of technology, or bypass the researching by buying certain equipment from traders which saves a lot of time (albeit certain research is needed for creating ammo and such). Earning money is fairly easy. Once you have the latest technology (Three tiers) You can pretty much glide through the entire game with such ease the only danger you have is storms which will only partly damage your ship's equipment. Enemies pose no real threat except from at the beginning when you do know what you are doing. The whole aesthetic and feel of the game is great at the beginning with the radio station on your ship and the different biomes the planet's have. After a handful of hours you notice the planets aren't really that much different, there isn't enough unique creatures or objects to discover spread through a thousand planets. You find yourself wanting to skip to the end planet once you have discovered all you think the game can offer you. There are landmarks in the galaxy like giant structures or a black hole but you can't interact with them at all, you just look at them from your ship in awe as the game tells you "Well done for discovering this, now carry on." That is why I state this is more arcade-style. It is a great game, I enjoyed my time whilst it was fresh but the freshness dies too quickly for a game promising so much uniqueness and size.

- Overview - An indie game about navigating you and your family across the universe to a better world. - Story/feel; 4/5 Though there is a ‘story’, the real meat of the game is in the adventure you take, navigating planets, exploring the worlds the game throws at you – wondering how some of these places can exist (for better and worse). It’s hard to tell if the feel of the game is meant to be the hardships that are faced by the people (as the game is set in a post-war world, and you see the reminants of military installations on planets, and imprompetu graves, etc.), but nothing ever really feels that grounded. It’s not bad, it’s just hard to tell what the game is going for. - Gameplay loop(s); 3/5 Land on planet, collect resources to print batteries and potatoes. Batteries to turn into spaceship fuel, and potatoes to turn into rations, or use the resources to unlock the next stage in a tech tree before taking off again, repeating this from planet to planet and you have a decent idea for a game. This game isn’t too taxing, but enough there to keep you thinking a little about your next move. Not quite addicting in a civilisation kind of way, but weirdly enjoyable. - Mechanics; 4/5 While you directly control yourself, you have indirect control over your family members (who, alongside you) have to eat three times a day. While this might seem like an unnecessary drain on your resources and it is better to have fewer (as you pick your family at the start from a LARGE selection of homeworlds, aliens, and family types), you can get each family member to gather specific resources, however doing so may injure the family member, so it’s an enjoyable tradeoff (though honestly, one that’s a little bit overpowered), but the family options also directly impact the games difficulty, which is reflected in the difficulty options. - Music & noise; 4.5/5 For the most part, the game is farily quiet. Being on a planet is devoid of noise outside of diagetic ambiance, animals, and the “mahallo!” from other aliens. On your ship however, you generally have an enjoyable radio show to listen to (which harks back to the radio shows of GTA Vice City for me), as well as what I think are some really awesome songs made specifically for the game (enough that I want to purchase the soundtrack). - Graphics; 2/5 The graphics are just passable. Substance over style for the most part. It’s not going to win any awards, but it gets the job done, and the stylistic flares they have thrown in work nicely. - Overall; 7.25/10 Generated using a weighed scoring system based on my own preferences: Story & Feel: 3.60/4.5 Mechanics: 2.4/3 Music: 0.45/0.5 Graphics: 0.8/2