Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden

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画风很喜欢

Dur et punitif au début, il faut prendre son mal en patience et comprendre certaines subtilités du gameplay : Le jeu n'est pas comme Xcom où l'on peut avancer et directement engager l'ennemie dans un "gros" combat. Les mécaniques sont les même une fois la bataille engagée mais avant cela, il y'a une grosse part "d'infiltration" et d'étude du terrain. Ensuite il faudra utiliser des combinaisons armes silencieuses + immobilisation d'un ennemie isolé pour amoindrir l'effectif qu'on affrontera lors d'un combat final sur chaque map... Une fois cette mécanique comprise et certaines capacités des mutants débloquées, je dois dire que j'ai fini par prendre du plaisir sur ce jeu. L'histoire reste cependant très secondaire, mais le gameplay est bon et fluide. A choper en solde, pour les amateurs de tour par tour, le jeu reste très honnête dans ce qu'il propose.

Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden is a nice tactical game, where you need to consider every combat move. You will find yourself saving and loading a lot, especially in the harder difficulty levels. It's similarity to X-COM is very apparent, but can be misleading since overwatch ambushes work differently - while in X-COM you need to keep all your soldiers on overwatch before shooting the first shot, in MYZRG you need to keep all of them NOT on overwatch and hit the same enemy with silent weapons - but make sure you can take it out in one round if you don't want to deal with all the enemy gang at once! Overall, it is not as long as X-COM, and difficulty inevitably decreases as your Stalkers (characters of adventurers) level up, but it presents a challenge nonetheless early in game. The story is a mystery adventure set in a post-apocalpytic sci-fi universe. I find the plot unpredictable enough to be entertaining, although not extra-ordinary interesting. The lore is funny. The game itself relies much less on luck than X-COM - your to hit chances are only in multiplcates of 1/4, so a bonus or penalty can only give you a +/- 25 to hit, and you never get a miss when you are guarteed a 100% chance to hit (or ever tempted to try your luck when chances are below 25%). Likewise, weapon damage is constant and not in range (e.g. not 4-6 but exactly 5), so you can (and should) calculate how much HP the enemies will have after you hit them. Overall judgement - fair game, worth the money - recommended

Muito bom!! A DLC já está engatilhada.

A short game of mutants in a dystopian world seeking scrap and possible paradise. You start with mutant protagonists, the gun toting wild boar and crossbow armed duck. Essentially you wander and explore mini locations while avoiding ghouls and zealous sect members. Pick off the easier enemies one by one to gain experience and important mutations. Scavenging goes toward better guns and protection. You will regularly head back home to the ark to enable these progressions. What’s to like: A nice art style, quirky heroes and exploration quest. If you like turn-based action like I do then this is for you. What’s not quite right: The map function only works at a high level, no detailed location or proximity. A short run through, limited playability as there is no decision causality. Limited enemy types and no tactical layer. Needs more variety with larger and more complex environments that are destructible. Story narrative is more of an afterthought. Worth a Play: With a discount yes.

Brilliant story, interesting gameplay, very funny at times. Just overall a great experience!

One heck of a game!