RED DAWN

[b]이 게임은 제작사로부터 큐레이터 커넥트 받은 게임입니다.[/b] [h1]공이 아주 많이 들어간 게임인건 확실한데.... 부족한 면은 있습니다.[/h1] [b]시작하기에 앞서 저는 이 장르가 전문이 아니라는것을 먼저 밝힙니다.[/b] 이 게임을 시작한 후 약 1시간정도 플레이 해보았고 메인미션1+스커미쉬1판 해보았습니다. 돈이 부족한건 치트엔진 써서 했어요. 리뷰 방식은 그냥 두서없이 적겠습니다. 캐릭터가 4명뿐입니다. 각 캐릭터마다 장점/단점이 있고, 병과가 확실히 나뉘어져있습니다만 인력부족으로 인해 생기는 문제가 큽니다. 저격수가 저격에 실패한 공백을 채우기위해 위생병이 최전선에 달려나가 근접총질해야 하는 경우가 자주 발생합니다. 무거운 기관총을 든 기관총병이 뒤뚱뒤뚱 걸어오는 시간동안 적병들이 자리 다 잡고 총질해대는것을 막기위해서 위생병, 저격병이 개난리를 쳐야 하는 경우가 자주 나옵니다. 그러므로 베이커 분대의 인원 숫자가 더 늘어야 합니다. 복장에 능력치를 붙여주는건 좋은데 이랬다간 모든 캐릭터가 능력좋은 복장을 강제로 입어야 하는 경우가 생깁니다. 저같은 경우에는 바니걸로 통일되더군요. 복장의 능력치가 너무크게 차이나면 강제로 하나의 복장으로 통일되어 버립니다. 전투파트에서는 패드로 쓰는게 편리하고 막사에서는 키보드 마우스를 써야 합니다. 아니 막사에서는 키보드+마우스가 강제됩니다. 막사에서 패드를 쓸 경우 지금 커서(?)가 도대체 어디에 있는지? 구별이 잘 안납니다. 아무래도 막사스타일을 파란색 계열로 통일해서 그런지 커서(초록색으로 뜸)가 어디 있는지 도무지 못찾을 때가 있습니다. 또한 소모품을 여러개 구입하려 할 때도 좀 불편한 점이 많았습니다. 막사에서 불편한 점이 캐릭터에게서 총을 분리해내는 기능이 없다는 겁니다. 총을 교체하는게 아니라 총을 빼내는 기능이 없어요. 그래서 a캐릭터의 총을 b캐릭터에게 주려면 a캐릭터의 총을 다른것으로 바꾼 후 b캐릭터에게 총을 줘야 합니다. 이게 불편하더군요. 그리고 가장 불편했던 점은 총에 파츠(스코프, 총알)붙이는 기능입니다. 처음에 캐릭터에게 새 총을 사준 후 총에 파츠 붙여주려고 했는데 새 총이 아니라 아까전에 붙여준 총이 나오더군요... 어 뭐라고 해야 하지? 캐릭터 선택버튼(화면 하단에 나옴)하고 총 선택 버튼(화면 9시방향에 초록색으로 나옴)이 따로따로 놀아서 처음에는 혼란이 왔습니다. 다른 게임들에서는 버튼이 따로따로 놀지 않고 통일되어 있었는데 이 게임은 좀.. 패치나 수정해주셨으면 좋겠습니다. 베이커 분대 4명이 누가 어떤 장비/파츠/아이템을 소지하고 있는지 창 하나에서 다 볼 수 있는 기능이 있었으면 좋겠습니다. 수류탄 1인당 1개씩 가져간줄 알았는데 제 실수로 1명 빠트렸더군요. 게임 자체는 엑스컴 + 아기자기한 밋녀 게임이고, 아군이 적 바로 앞에서 공격해서 공격성공률 85%떴는데 빗나간 경우가 한번 있었습니다. 맵을 볼 수 있는 시야각이 너무 좁습니다. 미니맵까지는 바라지 않습니다만 처음에 목표가 어디에 있는지 대략적으로 알 수 있는 기능이 있었으면 좋겠습니다. 끝으로 1 체력회복아이템으로 보이는 음식들의 기능이 좀 더 구체적으로 설명되어 있었으면 좋겠습니다. 2.패드의 십자키도 쓸 수 있게 해주세요. 이상 비전공자(?)의 대략적인 평가였습니다. 감사합니다.

재밌는 있는편인데.. 뭐 개발중 이라는건 알겠는데 단축키 지정을 이렇게까지 안해놓을수 있나 싶음 아마 폰겜으로도 내려고 하는생각인가? 싶을정도로 마우스위주의 게임 탭눌러서 다음분대원선택도 안돼, 1/2/3/4키로 이동/공격/아이템/특능 고를수있는것도아니야 대체 왜 가장 기본적인 단축키 세팅들을 안해놨는지는 아직도 이해불가..

노멀에서 적팀은 엄폐하는 아군들 잘 맞추고 우리팀은 60% 명중률에도 미스나고 이게 뭐지? 그리고 자신의 키 높이 만큼 가려진 엄폐물에 가니까 엄폐 보너스 없는거 실화인가? 할인 해도 잘 생각하고 구매하시길...

재밌는데 아직은 얼엑이라기보다 쇼케이스같은 느낌 다른 srpg들 다운 구성 가지려면 최소 4년 묵혀야할거같음 섭퀘스킵기능, 인벤 상점 정렬기능 추가좀용

Been following it ever since I saw it on Twitter a year or two ago, and just got around to completing all missions (have to re-do on harder difficulty but will do!) and already off the bat this game has got something great going! As it's an SRPG, it plays similarly to a more forgiving X-COM game, so I guess more akin to Girls' Frontline 2 in certain aspects really. Graphics are nice and cute, music has been great so far. Story really hasn't progressed all too much to be able to form an opinion on it, but so far so good. Believe so far my only complaints are just products of the game being in Early Access, like how you may not be able to see where your unit will move when there is geometry clipping above (for example in the Christmas map). Items can also be a little hard to see when on the ground, however I've only come across items that you can pick up in the tutorial, so not sure whether they're present in the proper missions, or not. The gun selection is nice and quite expanse, but also feels rather safe. All very popular modern-ish guns for the most part, would love to see some more obscure and odd guns get added down the line. Of course, would also love to see a CETME Ameli LMG be added, but that's my own bias now talking (however it is a gun from the Cold War era, nudge nudge). Lovely game overall, excited to see where it goes!

big nipples big life

Cute tactics game.

fun game, slow bug fixes, devs dont keep the two week update promise, but they will sometimes reply in tickets about bugs, and then forget to fix it and pretend you didnt talk about it with them two or three times most recent update included "make your own custom characters" which is only in skirmish mode, also the update that contained this mode is just a button that doesnt work.. so long waits for promises that dont function will update review as they go

Red Dawn is a game I would describe as a game the developers had clear interest to guns and anime girls, combined both into a game, then realized they needed to figure out the gameplay mechanics since it's a game. It's pretty evident in the amount of weapons available in this game, attachment systems, and the character customizations. Even the overall theme of the game feels like the anime "Sabage-bu!" where it's just a bunch of cute anime girls shooting airsoft guns at each other while they spew fake blood when being shot at because it's a slife-of-life anime. Although this game's main plot is about fending off a neighbouring school's invasion, so technically the game does take itself seriously, albeit slightly. The hit percentage mechanic bears similarity to XCOM's hit chance mechanic, except the hit percentages are rather static. Each gun has their own accuracy stat, so whatever accuracy the gun has is what the hit chances will show all the time. That means no proximity bonus (gain more accuracy when being closer to the enemy) or aiming angles (gain accuracy based on how close you are to flanking the enemy). Either you get the hit chances of a target not in cover/flanked, or a target behind cover, no in-between. So a lot of the time you'll be seeing 30% or 70% hit chances rather than hit chances that can vary between 10% to 100% based on various factors. You can upgrade your guns to give it more accuracy and range, but the fact remains your guns will still switch between two hit chances depending on whether the target is behind cover or not. Speaking of cover, they did a good job at replicating the importance of cover removal like in XCOM. Most cover can be destroyed by explosives, so you have to keep that in mind when trying to group up two units together or taking out more enemies effectively this turn. One issue I find is units don't change their position relative to cover based on the angle of the shooter versus the target. This is a problem because the game has damage bonus if you attack an enemy from the side or the back, so a unit taking cover from the wrong side means they'll take more damage despite being behind cover should the shot passes the hit chance check. Technically this can be advantageous to the player, but having better consistency is appreciated. I would feel cheated if my unit decides to sandwich herself between two cars, chose the side where there are no enemies, then dies to a shot that took advantage of the bonus damage against the back of a unit. There are plenty of gun types in this game. Like, a lot. There's assault rifles, carbines, sniper rifles, anti-materiel rifles, shotguns, light machine guns, heavy machine guns, handguns, machine pistols, revolvers, submachine guns, and anti-tank. Even looking at this list is plenty, and each category has some guns in them, so you have a lot to choose from to equip to your units. But you may have asked, what is the role for each weapon category? Aaand... there's the problem. A lot of these weapon categories don't feel like they're worth using because stat-wise they are just so weak - prime examples being handguns and their similar counterparts. They do very little damage, have poor accuracy, and weak range. Even if your shots hits the enemy, it's unlikely that their weak damage will kill the enemy outright, so the enemy will still be able to shoot at your units on their turn. The only advantage to these weapons are their weight limit - you can store a handgun in your backpack alongside other throwables while still being able to hold a bigger gun in your hand. But here's another issue: each unit can only perform reload up to 8 times, and that reload count shares between all weapons that unit is carrying. And this isn't even considering switching weapons consume 1 action point, so unless your units carrying heavy weapons need to move long distances so you switch to lighter weapons, switching weapons are basically a waste of action. But, if there's one thing I have to say something positive about this game, like I mentioned in the beginning that the devs are clearly into guns, the weapons are portrayed accurately. Guns have correct reload animations (although some are still missing like the M1 Garand), the attachment system makes sense (there's no cursed gun builds), and the weapon variety is appreciated, even if a lot of them end up being glossed over because other guns have superior stats. This review might sound negative, but I have no problems with this game in general. I enjoy this game because it isn't taking itself seriously, but if you are someone who values gameplay a lot, it's best you look elsewhere.

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