Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith

Broken ultrawide support -- UI off screen, rendering the game unplayable.

{TL;DR} I wouldn't recommend it. It's repetitive in a bad way and the sim portion is shallow. The smithing portion and store management is missing a lot. I feel like it is a lesser supermarket together combined with a MMORPG's shallow gathering/crafting mechanic.. {Graphics} I didn't play this for graphics, ultra isn't really that different from very low. Nothing crazy, In outside in the morning generally have lighting problems causing the light to overlap objects. I would highly recommend it being lowered because the Forest location causes me to lag like crazy. {Gameplay} The loop involves; gathering materials, crafting, active commissions/passive sales, and minor adventurer management. Repetitive, which is normal for sim games, but the game doesn't introduce new gameplay mechanics for crafting as you level up. Crafting an iron sword is no different than crafting an endgame MOON SWORD. Usually in other sims as the game reaches a certain point new mechanics are introduced to become more difficult or provide a semblance of intricacy, but nothing new is introduced as you progress. EVERY item takes 5 hits after heating it up, regardless of the size of the object. Also the conversion of an important object "Iron Parts" uses up a whole iron ingot, but I can also make a whole hammer head/blade/axe blade using 1 iron ingot as well. It doesn't feel right and the iron parts are in most recipes and vital for repairs. You can buy 20 per day and craft as many as there are iron in the mines. I wish there was a perk or as your level increases, you'd increase how many iron parts you can create and make the stack # higher for that to accommodate. Wood becomes almost useless as well as cloth later in the game. They did add an update for one QoL that I noticed when it comes to construction of an object that speeds up gameplay. However I wish they did that with enchantment too since that can't be failed and just a statistical probability. The Arena is pointless. The opponents SCALE with your adventurers REGARDLESS of tier of combat. You can still lose in the beginner league with endgame items. For the Quest assignment. Only SOME traits affect the missions. I have adventurers with "Fire Soul", "Beast Tamer", and other ones that never show up being a trait for quests. Making them a little less viable, but it sucks that they never show up, even if it's a 90% success rate. The 10% still feels like a lot when the character is gone for 18 in-game hours. The only "fun" part is the smithing minigame because the sweet spots are random and you have to use the hammer as a guide and guesstimate where it's going to hit. That's fun, but everything else it whatever. {Audio} I didn't really have this on, it's mostly just SFX and minimal background noise. {Audience} Fantasy Sim, If you wanted a blacksmithing experience in a fantasy setting. {Game Size} 6.33 GB Nothing too crazy. {Difficulty} Casual {Grind} It's a sim, they're all grindy, but this one's grind isn't horrible. {Story} There's an introduction, but that's it. You meet the king and another dwarf as he gives you smithing orientation, but after that they are just there. Any possible story after you become established in your shop, becomes nonexistent. If you want a story, you won't find it here. {Game Time} It took me about 30 hrs to 100% the achievements. I would've stopped around 10 if I didn't think the achievements were easy to get. {Price} $11.99 USD, but if you really want to play it. I would only get it if it was on sale. {Bugs} During the smithing minigame, in order to enhance the rarity of the item, you hit a specific spot on the item. However, you need to be able to see the hammer to guesstimate where you'll hit, sometimes the hammer disappears. If you're not experienced you have to blindly hit and possibly miss. On a lot of thin objects the sweet spot is UNDER the item and barely visible. There are problems with the 3rd & 4th levels of the mine that have visible holes to see through that breaks immersivity and you can see all the other places. You can't fall under them so it's not game breaking. {Overall Score} 3 / 10

on 1440 resolution wide screen the menu buttons aren't able to be pressed to play the game

Needlessly complicated and boring AF, honestly, I didn't get very far before quitting, it says a lot about a game when the tutorial is boring, I got the game because the trailer showed promise but from what little I experienced, it's so dull and uninteresting.

异世界人还是太满了，现在铁匠都是穿越者了，第一视角体验异世界中铁匠的日常生活

This scratches an each every other fantasy black smith simulator couldn't. Actual mini games and mechanics to master to make better weapons and armour, mining to get what you need etc. Full disclosure it's rough around the edges, and could certainly do with a few polish revisions and adding int a few more systems and mechanics for the crafting processes. But certainly enjoyable and well worth the price tag.

Esta bueno el juego aunque a veces se siente un poco repetitivo. Pero de eso se trata. Craftear armas y armaduras!. El juego está muy bien para pasar el rato. Somos un herrero y hacemos espadas, armaduras y las vendemos. Minamos, fundimos el mineral con lo que hacemos lingotes y luego forjar!!. Nos piden encargos y al mismo tiempo podemos contratar héroes para que hagan mazmorras y nos consiguen materiales de ahí. Y también hay arenas de combate con torneos para ganar dinero y otras cosas. Mientras nosotros nos encargamos de construir y mejorar el equipamiento de los héroes para que tengan lo mejor. También hay mesa de encantamientos para darle mayor poder a nuestras artesanías. En fin..., Recomendado!