Masterplan Tycoon

好玩 不是自动化类，是有限地块的资源规划类游戏 比堆叠大陆简单一点 教学内容和流程很舒服

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游戏不错只是关闭时比较卡，容易未响应。 打发时间的不错之选。

引起效率厨极度舒适

太有意思了，就是操控体验需要优化，鼠标滑轮的灵敏度太低了，还有卡片强制左边输入右边输出有点难受，不能反转，灵活性不太行

I struggled for a long time with whether or not to recommend this game. It was a toss-up between a very conditional recommendation and a slight "no." In the end, I decided NOT to recommend it because I feel that a positive rating would send the wrong signal. [h3]The Gameplay Experience[/h3] In principle, I love logistics and production chain games—I’ve played Satisfactory, Factorio, and Shapez, just to name a few. But with Masterplan Tycoon, something feels off. The production ratios of the individual buildings don’t align well enough to allow for perfect balancing. My "inner analyst" wants that precision, even though it feels completely unnecessary in this specific game. [h3]Visuals and Controls[/h3] I actually like the aesthetics. It’s totally abstract, reduced to the bare essentials. However, the UI and controls feel clunky: [list] [*] [b]Link Restrictions:[/b] Why can't I draw links backwards (e.g., with signals)? [*] [b]Flexibility:[/b] Why can't I just end a link anywhere to place a signal or a processing plant right there? [*] [b]Building Management:[/b] If I want to move a building and there is a link at the new location, I have to delete that link first to clear the space. This feels redundant. [/list] The overall handling could have been much "smarter." [h3]The Dealbreaker: Missions[/h3] What bothered me most, however, are the missions. At first glance, the idea is great—it’s a clever way to streamline levels by outsourcing production to other maps. But the fun died for me around the fourth or fifth mission because [b]you have to rebuild everything from scratch every single time.[/b] I had to set up the entire production chain all over again just to get concrete. Why can't I simply "import" the maintenance products into the mission? In my opinion, this just artificially inflates the playtime without adding any real enjoyment. [h3]Conclusion[/h3] I bought the game in the Winter Sale for about 5 Euros and I don't regret the purchase. The core idea is good, it’s just not fully polished. In my view, it’s not worth the full price, but I still hope the developer uses the success of this game as a springboard for future projects.