Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch

希望能增加宽屏分辨率，谢谢！

Когда тактика и стратегия разбивается о случайных событий.

인 게임 볼륨이 좀 작고 단순하게 느껴졌지만, 20시간도 안되어 메인 시나리오 끝내고 도전 과제 하면서 40시간 넘게 붙잡고 있던 것을 보면 게임 코어는 잘 만들어져 있어 재밌게 플레이 했던 것 같습니다.

Great roguelike, charismatic characters, fun combat, interesting story, just wanted more variety and more late game content.

Olha, o jogo é provável de te divertir, mas depois de algumas runs vc vai passar a prestar atenção aos detalhes e vai começar a notar alguns problemas. Acho que o principal ponto que considero como falha é o balanceamento, 90% dos inimigos, se você bate com a arma certa, eles ficam na corda bamba entre morrer com 1 hit ou tankar a porrada com sei la, 3 de vida, não é aquele combate complexo que você tenta minimizar as perdas e maximizar os pequenos ganhos, vc simplesmente quer dar hit-kill neles e vai trabalhar pensando em conseguir isso, e, caso você tente fazer algo diferente, vai perceber que é um desperdício, e aí vai voltar pra estratégia de conseguir 2 pontinhos a mais de dano com cada boneco pra alcançar o tão almejado 1HKO. Essa é simplesmente a melhor estratégia, e se você tentar outra, vai ficar frustrado pois a nova vai ser inferior, e um jogo roguelite não deveria te frustrar ao tentar buidls diferentes. Não estou dizendo que o jogo é horrível, principalmente se você for menos exigente, mas entre recomendar ou não, a minha resposta é 'não' pois acredito que dava sim pra ter sido feito algo melhor.

Très très cool, bon mélange de tatical et de roguelike, mais un peu répétitif à la longue.

Played this about 20-30 hours (offline on deck lost me some for my record) and it has a lot of pros but also a lot of cons. First off, it is a legitimate rogue-like strategy RPG in a similar vein of Fire Emblem and props to the dev team for that. However, ultimately the TL:DR is that the balance is wildly all over the place and the battles can get quite tedious, especially when you start scaling up the difficulty (as you are supposed to do) and for boss battles. Pros: - Wealth of progression options that truly do make all of your characters stronger over time - Forgiving system, with the ability to wind back time (to an extent) and by default no serious setbacks if a character dies in a battle (they come back the next battle) - Deep lore + dialogue - Multiple characters to find and recruit - Bond system between characters is both lore based plus also gives combat bonuses in meaningful ways - Many events and options during runs that unlock over time, which help the replayability - Runs great on the Steam Deck Cons: - Combat gets amazingly tedious where any given fight might be your 5 characters vs 20 enemies - Boss fights are so frustrating that they nearly ruin the whole experience, with Fire Emblem Style beast systems where a big enemy requires multiple hits with multiple of the right weapons, which sounds fine in practice until you realize that if you lose one of our your 5 characters in a fight you often can no longer break their defenses. What's worse, is that nearly all bosses will keep spawning adds/extra enemies to fight non-stop - Your characters have a hard cap of level 20, even on hard mode when they need more options - It took 15 hours to unlock a lot of the basic features, like switching classes or before I got my first new characters. The pacing of adding complexity and options felt pretty poor in the beginning. - Runs are quite long for a rogue-like due to the above, with 3-4 hours per run if you are on the later stages - The story is mixed, with some understandable and decent writing followed up by silly nonsense like "that big bad enemy we've been fighting is secretly my family member" Ultimately, I'm right in the middle where I love many aspects of it but as you get further into the progression the slower it can feel and the less satisfying progression is. Do not recommend, but do your research and check it out in depth if you really want to take a stab it.