River Town Factory

缝合了很多玩法，但是缝的还不错。 剧情叙事有很多细节，慢慢了解npc之间的关系和他们的背景故事很有意思。主线也是通过碎片化文本逐渐揭示全貌，这部分设计给好评。 工厂的部分后期数值设计多少有点问题，而且关键设施解锁的时间点太晚了。网络存储和燃油发电可以中期就解锁，这样在中期可以搭建一些永久产线了。现在到后期才解锁这些关键设施，导致前期的产线其实全部是残废，后面要全部重新搭建。目前游戏中期的体验个前期太重复化，只是换汤不换药，没有新要素解锁，导致中期很容易把人劝退。 后期宇宙模块组装没办法自动化很奇怪，一个自动化游戏居然还要把材料手动拿过来组装，很不伦不类。 但是工厂玩法整体还是很耐玩的，这个是工厂玩法本身的特性决定的。中期如果缺资源的话，可以把每天时间缩短一些。因为游戏资源是按天刷新的，所以可以通过快速跳天来增加资源量。另外吐槽一句，其实每天强制睡觉的设定不太适合工厂类游戏，很多时候设计产线是很需要长时间集中注意力的，干到一半必须要分心去看时间出触发事件或者睡觉其实很断心流。

有这游戏还有星露谷啥事啊，滚一边去把好吃懒做的星露谷居民，其实我早就是乾人了。

Genuinely adore this game. 100% recommend if you enjoy either social- or building sims. I don't remember how or why I discovered this game, maybe a feverdream, but I'm so happy I did. Got it for the social sim elements but stayed because, uh oh, turns out I actually really love building/automation formations and decorating. So thank you for making me discover a new favourite genre by mistake, very cool. (It's not perfect but the sheer amount of joy I've gotten from this means I straight up do not care, it's great.)

An eclectic game to be sure. It taps into a whole lot of genre, which can make it a bit of a confused mess a times, but in the end is still a fun, worthwhile game. River Town Factory is a blend of Factory building automation, stardew valley relationship building, and basic 2d combat in a Wuxia setting. If you only want one of these things, there are better games out there, but that's not the point. This game is for people who want all three mushed together. Factory building: Factory building is clearly inspired by Satifactory and Factorio. The buildings and recipes take clear "inspiration" from Satisfactory, with the building input/outputs and splitters functioning identical to Satisfactory. This brings its own challenges as it translates to a 2d grid where you can only use underground belts a la Factorio to transport items. Logistical challenges can take up a significant amount more space for belt work, which is one of the unique challenges you'll be tackling in this game. In addition, the resource limitations will also be different. In both Satisfactory and Factorio, you have pretty much unlimited resources as long as you take the time to explore. In River Town Factory, you'll be able to buy locations that produce a set amount of resources per day. You'll quickly find yourself using all the available resources before you're able to buy the next tier to expand those resource nodes. You can't simply overproduce basic resources and count on your systems to max out, you will have to pay attention to the inputs as well. Relationships/Town: There are a bunch of townspeople and relationships you can build with them. There's a basic gift giving system, with events at different relationship levels. It's not complicated, and it really shouldn't be. I think the biggest issue is that you don't really feel like your character is a part of the town. In Stardew Valley or Harvest Moon, I often found myself spending a lot of time in the town simply because there was stuff to do there. There's not much to actually do in the town in River Town Factory. Most of the time you're on your land building the factory or exploring the world. You pretty much just need to drop by the town for quests. There is so much less face time with the characters. You never see them out in the overworld. You have to go out of your way to form a relationship, whereas in other games it feels a lot more natural as something you do in the course of your day to day life. There are seasonal events as well, most of which come with little minigames. These are fun little distractions, and can lead to some nice rewards like martial arts manuals, but are not that important. Combat: You'll also be doing a lot of combat, including protecting the town from monsters. Combat is pretty basic with an attack and a special attack. It's fun to learn new martial arts and try them out, though the combat itself is very simple, with most enemies just walking to you and damaging on contact. I enjoyed the combat, but I would not call it deep or engaging. Final thoughts: The idea of a wuxia factory stardew valley is really what drew me in. In the end, it delivered. It had engaging enough factory building that kept me interested, and the relationships and combat broke up the monotony when I didn't feel like building more automation. It's clearly not as polished as the standouts in these genres, and it has some awkward translations. But despite these flaws, the game as a whole is quite fun, and definitely a recommendation to fans of factory games and wuxia.

npc头像角色好看，玩到后面自动化有点不懂了，也没攻略，就没怎么玩下去了，游戏本身没遇到过bug，制作还是不错的。

国风小游戏，剧情很长

有明确目标的流水线类，好玩的

重生之我在宋朝搞自动化生产工厂~

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