Pan'orama: Prologue

太難

This is a great game if you're just looking to relax. There is no real goal in my eyes other than to finish the little village you're creating but it doesn't feel frustrating if you don't get to keep going. It'll take a bit of strategy to figure out how to keep going if you want to be serious but it's okay if it takes a long time. I put this game on when I am winding down for the night and don't feel like reading or watching anything else.

Chill, relaxing game with endless play!

Recommendation is based on the incomplete demo. This is a great chill-type game, incomplete as it is. It is visually similar to Dorfromantik, but after a couple games you'll realize they play differently. While Dorfromantik is based on building progressively larger and larger clusters of perfectly placed different types of terrain, Pan'orama rewards smart placement of tiles, but doesn't expect perfect chains, as the bonus buildings you unlock mostly incorporate different tiles placed together that would negate "perfect placement." Both games incorporate a similar system of decreasing number of tiles, with certain events replenishing the number of tiles, so the general goal is to play as strategically as you can to make your tiles last as long as possible. The tutorial and tool tips are less than helpful in explaining the exact system in Pan'orama's current build, but does identify buildings that feed this system, even if the concept isn't well explained. Putting a tile on the board next to a tile it shares type(s) with raises the value of the existing tile, and there are times that you can tell multipliers are added in considering several tiles at the same time, but the system for this isn't explained either. Periodically you will get Quest tiles to place instead of regular tiles, which start as simple shapes like triangles or straight lines, but get larger and more unusually shaped as the game goes on, requiring more thought for best placement. The graphics are cartoonier than Dorf, which isn't either better or worse, just different. The music is relaxing enough that it's repetitive nature hasn't become annoying over the ~12 hours I've played the game. The game's description implies there will be a freeplay mode in the future, but its current build only incorporates a short tutorial and the standard mode, which I feel gives me about an hour of gameplay, and I typically progress through building 10-11 of the 16 structures, and around 1500~1700 tiles placed (including multipliers) which are the two obvious trackers for your progress through a game. As I've only progressed through completing 10-11 of the 16 per game, I can't say what happens if/when you manage to complete all 16, or if the game just continues on. All in all, it's a relaxing chill game, and it's free! If you like chill games, give it a shot. Even if you don't like chill games, give it a shot, at the price point of free all you're out is 15~20 mins of your time downloading and playing a bit of the game.

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8.5/10，更有性价比的《筑梦颂》，不支持简中，摸索规则和套路用了不少时间，对我一个手残党真的很上头。试玩版里bug很多不便，也不能保存纪录。