Outward Definitive Edition

é um jogo muito punitivo por ser puxado num realismo, mecânicas travadas como não cancelar ações e/ou demoradas pra ser realizadas, deixando o jogo difícil se não bem calculadas suas ações porque você será punido, parece muito um walking simulator porém o mapa é pequeno na medida certa então relativamente não seria um problema, mas se você morrer e ser transportado pro outro lado do mapa você se estressa, mas no mais tem mecânicas quebradas e outras interessantes no mais teve mais coisas que achei boas do que ruins recomendo, claro joguei com um amigo então a minha experiência pode ser diferente da qual um player sozinho

玩了五小時還在新手村被圍攻...唯一不用擔心的是你死了總是會有好事發生，雖然我算也享受這種虐，但是花太多時間在跑步上， 最後火大刪遊戲了

83h de played quand j'ecris ce message, le jeu n'etait pas encore fini que c'etait deja une masterclass ! Il est temps aujourd'hui d'arracher ce bijou en coop avec mon frere. PS : Pour ceux qui ne connaisse pas, il peut etre tres punitif au debut. Mais une fois les bases comprises avec un minimum de stuff, on ne peut explorer cet univers qu'avec admiration

Jugué durante meses, super recomendado aun con sus pequeños bugs. es increible siempre y cuando lo juegues con amigos o familia.

사람들은 모를법한 판타지 게임

Que es lo que tiene de bueno este juego? lo pregunto de verdad. Por lo poco que jugue y pude observar: -Graficos mediocres, no me molestaria, si lo hubieran sacrificado por mejores sistemas. Pero no. -Interfaz horrible, simplificada que recuerda a juegos de los 2000. -Jugabilidad tosca, uno pensaria bueno sacrifica, sistemas. Sacrifica graficos. La jugabilidad deria ser buena, pero no. La misma mierda de siempre, rodar rodar rodar. Si no quiero usar parry y quiero esquivar, no puedo, solo rodar. -La magia. La magia en este juego es basicamente algo que pusieron pero que el que lo desarrollo NO QUIERE. Repito, NO QUIERE que uses bajo ningun cocepto. Ya que para hacerlo, pide tantos, pero tantos requisitos previos que no tiene sentido. -Hay que ir a un dungeon oculto para destrabar el uso del mana. -Hay que sacrificar estadisticas para poder tener "mana" y tirar poderes. -Los poderes son todos una mierda a menos que uses un glifo en el piso para potenciarlos. Al menos al inicio. -Tenes que comprar 20 objetos para crear pociones y comida, para recueperar el mana y otros objetos para usar poderes. -El mana maximo se "baja" al dormir. Es decir cada vez que dormis tenes menos mana maximo. -El mana no se regenera en combate. -Los poderes son "lentos" el efecto Soulshit. En donde tiras una bola de fuego pero la gravedad y la velocidad estan en x0,5 Mientras los enemigos se mueven en x2 imaginate tener la capacidad de tirar dos poderes y errarlos los dos por que el sistema es una reverenda mierda. Despues de todo eso es imposible queres ser mago. Que queda entonces? Elegir una de las builds de mierda predefinidas que hay. Por que ni siquiera podes armar algo "unico" dependes de arboles de talentos predefinidos que son en su mayoria una mierda. Por eso vuelvo a preguntar que es lo bueno? Para mi lo bueno es no comprarlo y jugar Kenshi u otra cosa que recompense el esfuerzo, el entendimiento y la progresion y no esta mierda.

I recommend this, bc i want to support the game. BUT, it's more no than yes. As others have said the concept is really good, but the execution fails in more than one spot. Aside from the general jankyness, which is forgivable given the scope of the game and the time and money constraints, the game fails also in the core novelty it wants to offer. The survival aspect becomes trivial quite quickly, flattening the travel mechanic as well, since you just end up running as fast as possible between cities because if you are following the quests. The game has a standard rpg structure in which you get your mission and than report back to main city/npcs. It does not structure those missions around staying in the wild for long periods of time, pushing you to actually use those camp/eat/drink elements. Therefore It ends up being go from A to B, but those distances are usually so small that you end up arriving in half a day(so, no survival needed). One of the cool aspect of the game is that it require preparation, based on where you have to go or travel. But the problem is that the game is sometime pretty blurry on where you gonna end up being. So maybe you got send to region B, you pack your things but once you arrive to B you got sent to the super hot region C, for which you are not prepared, so you need to go back to your home in region A and RUN RUN RUN A LOT, just straight up running for minutes, back and forth. And if you forgot those survival cookies you are not allowed to travel between regions, so you need to run back or hope to find some salt. Travel ends up being tedious and redundant, also because there is not even any traversal mechanic, so... Some ideas for the combat are cool, it feels a bit like a blend between dark souls and dragons dogma. But the execution is really weak, but at least solid enough to make you deal with it once you understand it. Even if it's pretty inconsistent and unbalanced. The death mechanic is cool, but after a while u notice that makes mostly no sense. Is often not so punishing, and it does not offer custom punishments based on the type of death. (if bandits defeat and kidnap you, even if you got 300 silver they will just rob a little portion of it), sometimes u get send to the bottom of a main dungeon, basically ruining the level progression. After a while you'll noticed that is simply tedious rather than punishing, you basically never lose something. Timed quest are great for such a game, but again they are a bit blurry and you kinda have to guess and hope, even when a time frame could at least be vaguely defined. So yes, cool concept; try it because it's worth even for try those features. But don't expect a polished and well balanced experience! I hope that for the second game they will work harder on polishing and improving the combat and fix and improve those interesting mechanics.

一个有“生气”的世界

Good!

This is the ultimate open world survival game. Hard, but fair.