Nightingale

Game looked great, awesome artstyle, start was promising, but...on "ultra performance"-mode it's close to playable (>80fps avg), yet on "balanced" with DLSS to performance it's still fugly but also unplayable (<60fps avg). Speaking of the start-area, doing absolutely nothing but walking in circles. For comparison: Enshrouded runs with absolute maximum quality at easily >100fps average, even when drowning in enemies or in a fully stacked huge base.

Devs got so caught up in making a puzzle that they forgot to make a game out of it. There is zero level scaling. You either have perfect gear or you die. Oh, unless you're a no-lifer and are world-pro gamer anyway so it doesn't matter. No, truthfully the game had unmeasurable potential. It was far better on release than this ghost it is now. I get it's more responsive, easier to play, more in depth, better story design-- It all falls folly to the endless nighttime hordes, unplayable load times (so if you forget to sleep, you have to either set up camp in literally 5 seconds, no joke; or you have to teleport home, sleep, then teleport back to the base realm, THEN continue whatever you were doing. There's a line between "being prepared" and "ha ha get wrekt scrub" which. The devs are very clearly finance-bros whose big excuse is "well you should get better at the game then." If you're a no-lifer that somehow has more patience than a full-timer, you might have fun with this game. Except no-lifers don't have patience, that's why they've 100%'d multiple games but I digress. If you're a full-timer, probably stay away. This game does not respect your time or real life and has no desire to pretend. I cannot tell who the target audience of this game was supposed to be because it's filling reverse rolls; Full-timers would enjoy the story if you could touch it while no-lifers might play if the game was... I don't know. A game more than an interactive puzzle? We already have Myst and like games, you can't just throw a bunch of survival stuff on top and call it a day. I've come back to this game, what, 5 times in hopes of decent changes? Well now they're touting this as their big rework release, I see their goals were never to make a game. They wanted a puzzle but someone told them they could make more money with games and now we've got yet another group of gamers sideswiped by out-of-touch devs. Story as old as gaming. Might come back if they roll back to the beginning or start playing games themselves to know what makes a good one. There's a trend though in where these types of games are produced: Get more black-developers, coders, and storytellers. Get some soul back into gaming. Stop trying to retell the story of colonialism in a light that doesn't paint the oppressors as bad. We all see you; just the people on "your side" are *not* the people you want defending you or your game. (Feels very much like No Man's Sky players defending the Gek. We're not stupid. We see you.)

I do have a special place in my heart for this game. I got really into it last year. its pretty awesome if u like some very cool looking assets, monsters, buildings, etc. There is a lot to like in my opinion and I could recommend it to any of my friends. I put a lot of my time into this game. Building is so much fun, I have an entire little village with all the tilesets and furniture. I love the item customization. its really cool to have a chrome gun with white wood etc. I also really appreciate the effort needed to be put in to attain these different customization materials. The grinding I had to do was well worth it in the name of discovery. So if u want a game that rewards collecting this is a good one to do. everything has a use. I just can't help but feel sadness in how it feels abandoned. I'd wish for all the ideas in the art book to become a reality, but I feel like I'm asking for the impossible. I wish I never completed what we do have of Nightingale city, because what is left now? I got a ton out of the game already that's for sure, I just wish we could have something big and new. the snow biomes and the rest of the city. More stuff. I don't like that I need to play until the very end for 40 hours just to get new furniture and tilesets. I want to start a new game constantly, but I really wish I didn't have to devote days of time to get a cool greenhouse. Its cool to do the discovery of the plants and animals, but I really love building and decorating. so I wish I could unlock those really end game build stuff earlier. so It doesn't feel like u get all the stuff, build, and game is practically over.

J'ai vraiment voulu donner sa chance à ce jeu. L'ambiance est prenante, l'univers avait du potentiel. Mais les développeurs ne l'ont visiblement pas voulu. Le constat est brutal : plus le développement avance, plus le jeu devient chaotique. Ce que certains appellent "optimisation" relève du bidouillage d'amateur, aucune personne qui réfléchit deux secondes ne peut décemment utiliser ce terme. Le moteur s'effondre sous son propre poids, les performances empirent à chaque patch, et l'expérience se transforme en calvaire. Comment peut on gaspiller un potentiel pareil ? Comment peut on, avec autant d'ambiance artistique, couler son propre jeu par incompétence technique et mauvaises priorités ? Je n'arrive pas à comprendre.

制作组佳丽仁死光了

Realmwalkers! What a shame... what a real, real shame. This game had my friends and I so excited for such a fresh and unique survival game, but boy-oh-boy how it did not live up to expectations. Somewhat funnily enough, the game was BETTER when it was first released years ago in the early stages. From what I can tell from reading up online, the change in hands at the top has been the core cause of this game's demise. Such a waste of incredible potential. In short: not worth it. Unless you want to feel sad... then go for it.

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