Ratropolis

great game easy to understand with alot of different play styles between the characters.

Kurzer Disclaimer: Ich habe mich nicht mal eine Stunde mit dem Spiel befasst. Ratropolis versucht sich an einer coolen Spielidee. Die Grafik ist ansprechend und das Setting interessant. Die Kartendesigns sind wirklich toll und hübsch anzusehen. Beim Gameplay hat mich das Spiel leider schnell verloren. Die Truppensteuerung/Truppenmanagement ist anstrengend und die Events sind maximal durchschnitt. Die Kämpfe sind eigentlich okay, aber mangeln (für mich) an Tiefe und Feedback. An sich hatte ich auch das Gefühl, dass das Spiel generell nicht viel Tiefe zu bieten hat, weswegen ich auch nicht mehr Zeit in dieses Spiel investieren möchte. Negativ aufgefallen sind mir außerdem die basic-gehaltenden Animationen, was sehr schade ist, da die Grafik und das Setting eigentlich cool sind. Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen, dass das Spiel eine cool Idee verfolgt und auch mit der Grafik überzeugt, aber mit dem Gameplay nicht überzeugt.

To me, this game is the perfect blend of base defense + on the fly deckbuilding, with a lot of room for variety and player expression. It does have a bit of a learning curve to get started, but for me it was well worth it

TL;DR I am only giving a positive review because I can refund. I am almost at the 2 hours mark, after 2 long runs. Pros: * Art is cute * You want to beat the game * It's a genuine attempt at a game, if imperfect. * It is genuinely fun and can capture your interest... for a few hours * I think there are few things to challenge you for a dozen hours if you really want your money worth (I see locked things but I haven't unlocked myself) Cons: * I got pretty much the same events and cards in the same order over on both runs. I don't think there's any diversity between runs. * The full price is steep at £15 for what you get. * The UI breaks every time I pause while hovering on a card. Cards get frozen and I have to click around repeatedly to try to unfreeze. * Trying to move units between walls is painful. You can't select units. There are some buttons that should do things but it's not usable. (Was it made for a tablet with touch control???) * Highest resolution available is only 1080p. I have a 4k display (thankfully the rendering worked well on 1080 full screen!) * Everything is basically happening on a timer, by design, the design does not lend itself to long strategic thinking or diverse runs. It's fine if you like something faster and more casual. Absolute Hell: * Cards are the bottom of the screen and the description is OUTSIDE of the screen, so you cannot read the description of any card in your hand (see screenshots for example). * IT IS SO IRRITATING. THE ASS***** WHO CAME UP WITH THIS DESIGN DESERVES A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL! I hover each card to read its effects, and pause the game to read. Oh ♥♥♥♥, did I mention that pausing is breaking the UI? (I can appreciate that the developer wanted an inactive pause, you can't play cards while paused, but I don't think the UI remaining stuck/buggy is intentional) Overall: I can understand people who have reviews after only 2-3 hours, both positive and negative. There might genuinely not be more to see. I can understand people who have spent 20-50 hours. Maybe there is a bit to see if you unlock everything (is there really?) and try every starting map/character with a slightly different effect. Maybe I am just a grumpy old man. I don't like to destroy games where people have really put effort in making them. Gotta manage expectations. The game is good enough, for a short casual game. EDIT: upon refund, I realised I got on sale for £7, so maybe I will do another few hours to complete, or maybe not. EDIT 2: refunded. too mad a the UI.

eh very short game.

rodents

爽感没有，运营没有，UI糟糕，操作复杂，反正是糟糕的游戏。