Outpost: Infinity Siege

好玩事好玩，但是有大佬能带我过一下难度3的武天使吗，五万的基地了，推荐才两万但是打不过，四个老式火炮都打不过

搜打撤题材加防守类塔防玩法，创意是挺不错，然而烂尾，制作组中止开发了

官方开发2代去了，一代做的一坨就直接跑路，把购买者当实验品消耗是吧，你出你的二代，我逢人就说别买这b工作室的游戏

I enjoyed my time playing this but I will never finish it as the end game grind is ridiculous. The game is buggy unfinished but it interesting enough to keep grinding for the next upgrade however the last straw was when I extracted a heap of heroic blueprints which the game acknowledged then it didn't allow access to them.

Ich habe hier einige negative Kritiken gelesen. Dieses Spiel hat am Anfang eine kleine Durststrecke (4-6 Std) aber wenn man es ein wenig spielt, entwickelt es sich zu einem der besten Spiele die ich je gespielt habe. Es ist leider nur nicht fertig und es fehlt klar am Endgame. Aber ansonsten: Einfach Top. Man muss halt kämpfen und sich nicht auf seinen Lorbeeren ausruhen. Dann klappt das auch. Und es ist ein fantastisches Spiel wenn man mit ein paar Freunden zusammen spielen möchte.

I didn’t like it. The resource collection is very boring, and the FPS elements are quite weak. The enemy AI is dumb. Personally, I don’t recommend it.

Got the game back when it first arrived on steam, wanted a base builder that gave me some freedom and the ambiguous blend this game offered got my attention. The game makes you grind, tooth and nail in fact, to be able to advance beyond the mid-game and actually navigate the end-game. Should you have the drive you'll accomplish that feat and then realize you have spent more than 200 hours into the game, then there's the endless modes (3 maps, 2 flavors, only one of which is customizable and 100% the swan song of the game). Pros: 1) Over the past year and some change, the devs have implemented a number of things the community have asked for such as the addition of the XEN turrets and having your auto-loaders deploy as close to fully stocked as your warehouse allows. 2) The "Boss battles" truly feel like one. Over the top entrances with some theatrics befitting what one should expect in the first 30 seconds of the realizing they've bitten off more than they could chew. 3) The game devs have truly built this game so the player can choose how they want to play. Want a mega-fortress that can AFK endless? Want a bot army and play this like an RTS? Want a super soldier? Want to min-max some stuff? The limiting factors are the RNG tables and how heavy you want to grind. Cons: 1) Again, I've had the game since the beginning. The dev team have apparently started an "Outpost 2". Given this game has been out for over a year it makes sense but it also screams that this game will have limited support moving forward and is likely in its "final state" barring a critical update or a plesant surprise. 2) Bigger guns always mean bigger explosions and harder hits... unfortunately this also deals a heavy blow to your PC. Not saying you need something from a sci-fi flick but if you don't have the hardware then your gaming experience will be prone to fatal crashes as your hellfire turrets send hundreds of bullets per turret at the soon-to-be swiss cheese. 3) Base building. Funnily enough the very reason I got the game has a related con. I don't want this out of context but it almost had me drop the game about 5 hours in (a personal gripe, nothing more). In order to build "the bigger/better thing" you often times have to give up multiple of "the smaller/not so good now thing". It is all fine and dandy till you realize this will drastically incresase the time spent on re-building your base. All in all it is a fun time albeit repetitive. I recommend the game if you enjoy looter-shooters and tower defense sprinkled on a massive scoop of base building. My experience was purely solo though co-op is a thing. I can't comment on anything tied to co-op outside of having a battle-buddy or three can make it significantly easier, especially with the "divide and conquer" style of play.