Robolife2 - Nova Duty

CG还不错，这游戏修改器很少而且通关没有一键解锁全部CG，只能手动刷解锁 其实只需要修改存档即可，按照下面处理来修改金钱就行: 1. Steam 右键游戏选中 管理 - 浏览本地文件 2. 进入 Robolife2_Data - MyData - SaveFile 目录 3. 找到你对应位置存档（以0开始,比如你保存第1个位置就是 Save_1.file ） 4. 打开你自己保存的存档文件 打开之后内容如下: [noparse] { "Save_1" : { "__type" : "string", "value" : "VzNzaVZtVnljMmx2YmlJNklqRmZN=(太长截断)" } } [/noparse] value 双引号内容就是存档信息, 找个在线 base64 编码解码网站解码两次(注意： 必须解码两次， 也就是解码之后内容再次解码) 就是这段内容: VzNzaVZtVnljMmx2YmlJNklqRmZN=(太长截断) 解码两次之后就如下 [noparse] [{"Version":"1_0","NowHP":"4320"}(太长阶段)] [/noparse] 内部 Money 就是金钱字段, 其他解锁项我不需要就没管, 修改完成之后 base64 编码两次再覆盖 value 内部的值

I don't recommend. The concept is interesting and could have made for a great game, but it feels like the minimal amount of work possible was done to turn it into a game. Lot's of grind. Minimal fun scenes and it's hidden behind the text box (not sure what to use to hide the text as "H" doesn't work). Need to build stats by grinding. Time is relevant. Very Shallow game. I don't have much else to say. I got on sale, thank goodness.

Robolife2 – Nova Duty improves on the first game in a lot of ways. The scenes are better, there are more story routes to explore, and NG+ makes replaying for different outcomes much more convenient. Unfortunately, the same core mechanics are still here, and they can still feel tedious at times. While the improvements help smooth things out, those systems may still be a turn-off if you didn’t like them in the first game. Overall, a solid sequel that builds nicely on the original, even if it doesn’t fully fix its biggest issues.

我是从新品节demo就开始关注这作的，也首发买了，但拖了几年到最近才玩。直观感受就是：正式版和当年的 demo差别真的很大。背景设定、情节引入和玩法都有明显调整，尤其是剧情。正式版前期情节推进非常仓促，很多设定刚抛出来、人物刚出场就往下赶，直到中后期节奏才慢慢放缓。整体叙事舒适度明显不如demo。所以我个人很怀疑制作组中途可能经历过策划或编剧层面的人员变动。 估计不少玩家和我一样都是冲着初代来的。但真要一句话总结我对这作的感受，大概就是：能玩，但确实不如一代。 [h3]新玩法平平无奇，框架沿袭初代[/h3] 走格子和战斗系统相比demo时期简化了不少，现在行动点基本就是摆设，战斗也有累计输五次直接跳过的功能，玩法这块制作组基本算是弃疗了。更换机甲 + 打工系统 + 大地图事件等主要玩法框架几乎照搬一代，本来这套循环是成立的，但因为这一作叙事节奏不太行，同样的配方玩起来味道就差了不少，重复感也更明显。更要命的是每个周目只能走一条线，如果想解锁全部CG，就得硬打三周目，流程重复度直接拉满。我后来是用CE改了钱，体验才稍微顺一点，不然玩的太累了。 [h3]机娘XP浮于表面，涩涩内容乏力[/h3] 机娘这个题材本来XP上限是很高的，比如四肢分离、义肢更换等元素，初代多少都有往这方面靠。但这一作除了一个章鱼手臂角色稍微有点特色外，大多数CG都挺常规的，没把机娘题材的优势发挥出来。另外我是很期待这代有涩涩换装功能的，想着能比初代更进一步，衣服虽然是设计了很多套，但问题是CG里不能换装，只能看不能用。另一个让我觉得缺失的地方是没有日常向的涩涩场景，可以参考《怪兽公主》系列，有剧情事件CG，也有自由模式的涩涩，两者结合其实能很好地缓解养成流程的重复感。 不过最让我失望的还是作画质量和CG文本量。虽然女角色从4人增加到了6人，总CG数量也堆到了24个。但细节明显不如初代（这在后续作品《超能X天使》里也有体现）。CG文本也普遍偏短，新品节demo里当时剩下来的几个CG的文本量都还算够，但正式版里除此之外的大部分CG都是秒射。数量是上去了，但质量下滑这么明显，我个人觉得有点得不偿失。 [h3]良心的后日谈和加速功能[/h3] 后日谈内容应该是后续更新加上的，内容量非常足，基本都快接近主线规模了，这点确实良心。还有一个必须单独夸的是加速功能。本作的ctrl加速快捷键能加速整个游戏，不只是文字，而是包括战斗、UI动画的淡入淡出等所有动画，效果基本跟CE变速一样。我steam上黄油玩了也有80多个了，第一次碰到这么好用的加速功能，必须给制作组的程序点赞。 另外还有些小缺点，比如： 1.最高只支持1080P，没有2K分辨率选项； 2.UI较为繁琐，比如事件触发条件（限制星期几、时段、穿着的装备）每次都得到二级菜单里打开看，本作玩法框架下需要高频查看这些条件，真应该把这些触发条件直接放在一级菜单里。 我一直挺尊敬Barance Studio，他们在黄油制作组里算是少数一直认真做玩法的。但说实话，大多数黄油玩家可能还是更看重涩涩内容本身。如果这一作的CG文本量多一点，把换装玩法真正在CG里实装，再加个自由H模式，配合本来就成熟的一代玩法框架，我相信销量不至于只有现在这样。这代销量比1代差不少，AI机娘这个系列后面应该大概也没有续作了，转去做卡牌游戏《超能X天使》（我也买了）。虽然这作没有达到我的预期，但总体上我还是挺喜欢他们的作品，之后也会继续支持。 PS：觉得有帮助的话可以康康我的[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44921690] 个人鉴赏家 [/url]与[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/mylonelycabin] 群组 [/url]

遊戲內都是跟機娘互動 雖說有卡牌的玩法 但玩著更像是在看視覺小說? 劇情挺多的 是想要玩家多周目遊玩的那種 衣服也很多可以換 但打完第一個主線後 開啟後日談 玩到一個階段也是會有全開CG的任務 開下去也直接把全部成就給你了 還挺不錯的 前作角色也有登場 喜歡機娘的可以入手

Very poor non-VN portions and even the VN portions are low quality, dialogue is odd and often stilted (may be due to translation from another language, as is common) with some oddities in timing based on quest chains where it seems your relationship has gone backwards for no apparent reason (the game just isn't accounting for your current stage in that dialogue...tree? Not really a tree - single branch mostly.) Plus it's one of those games on a timer where the primary difficulty is just knowing which chess move to make when, plenty of those around and many of higher quality.

A considerable improvement over the first game but I still unfortunately wouldn't recommend. The gameplay is too tedius when it comes to the management aspect. I do appreciate the combat system the game added, and while not anything too spectacular it was at the very least engaging. The story is not really there for the most part. There are some nice interaction and memorable moments from time to time with the different girls but you could honestly skip everything and not really miss much of nothing. The audio is good but there is a lot of cheap sound effects. For the price of this game I'd expect some more extensive audio work done outside of the cheap anime trope sounds. Art is easily the biggest step up from the first game and it's very well animated in the H scenes. Some of the artwork outside of those scenes does feel a little cheap though. My biggest gripe with the game is just how tedious it is. It's so tedious it sucked all the enjoyment out of the game for me personally. Areas for improvement: 1 - Make the gameplay less tedious 2 - Have the story be more compelling outside of typical harem anime trope. 3 - Better audio production would make more sense for the costs of the game 4 - likewise with the audio production some of the art comes across as super cheap when outside of H-scenes Scoring: Gameplay 5/10 Story 4/10 Audio 6.5/10 Art 8.5/10 Personal Enjoyment 3.5/10 Final Score: 27.5/50 (55% out of a possible 100%) Note: 70% is the minimum threshold for whether or not I would reccomend and as such I will not be recommending this game.

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Robolife2 – Nova Duty is an ambitious hybrid that blends visual novel storytelling, life simulation, and light RPG mechanics into a character-driven experience clearly aimed at an adult audience. Developed by Barance Studio and published by Critical Bliss alongside Mango Party, the game places its focus squarely on relationship building, customization, and long-term progression rather than fast-paced action. It presents a futuristic setting where androids exist alongside humans under strict oversight, immediately establishing themes of control, autonomy, and emotional connection that shape the entire experience. The narrative begins when the protagonist rescues Nova, an irregular android who has fallen under government scrutiny, and brings her into their home. From this premise, the story unfolds gradually through dialogue-heavy scenes, daily routines, and branching events that depend heavily on player choices. Rather than pushing a single linear plot, the game emphasizes character development and discovery, allowing Nova’s personality, confidence, and role in the world to evolve based on how the player treats her and allocates time. The writing leans heavily into slice-of-life moments punctuated by larger revelations about Nova’s origins and the society that created her, giving the story a slow-burn quality. Gameplay revolves around time management and decision-making. Each in-game day offers a limited number of actions, forcing players to choose between working jobs, researching upgrades, exploring locations, or spending time with Nova. This structure creates a steady rhythm where progress feels earned rather than immediate. Earning money and resources is essential for unlocking better equipment and story paths, but overemphasis on efficiency can come at the cost of Nova’s emotional and physical stability, reinforcing the idea that balance is central to success. One of the game’s most defining systems is Nova’s modular body and equipment customization. Players can research and install a wide variety of parts that alter her abilities, appearance, and performance in work or exploration. These parts affect core statistics such as strength, processing power, and endurance, turning Nova into something akin to a customizable RPG character. Beyond raw numbers, customization also serves a narrative purpose, visually reflecting Nova’s growth and transformation over time. The sheer number of combinations allows players to experiment extensively, encouraging multiple playthroughs to see different outcomes. The stability mechanic adds an additional layer of depth to the simulation. Nova’s condition is influenced by workload, upgrades, and interactions, and neglecting her well-being can result in penalties that affect efficiency and progression. This system prevents the game from becoming a purely mechanical optimization exercise and reinforces its emotional core. Managing stability effectively requires attention not just to stats, but to Nova as a character, aligning gameplay incentives with narrative themes. Exploration segments and event-based encounters break up the routine of daily management. These sections are generally turn-based and story-focused rather than mechanically complex, often serving as gateways to new items, characters, or plot developments. While not challenging in a traditional sense, they provide variety and context, making the world feel broader than the apartment and workplace settings alone. Adult-oriented scenes and content are integrated into these systems rather than existing as isolated rewards, tying intimacy and progression together. Visually, Robolife2 – Nova Duty embraces a clean anime-inspired art style with expressive character designs and polished illustrations. Nova’s animations and expressions help convey emotion and personality, making her feel more than just a collection of stats and parts. The presentation supports the game’s tone well, balancing intimacy with a sense of futuristic detachment. Audio and voice work further enhance immersion, especially during key narrative moments where emotional weight matters most. Despite its strengths, the game’s pacing can feel uneven. Long stretches of routine management may feel repetitive for players more interested in narrative payoff, and some story triggers are tied to specific conditions that are not always clearly communicated. As a result, progress can occasionally feel opaque without experimentation or external guidance. The experience also demands patience, as meaningful story developments often come after sustained investment rather than immediate gratification. Overall, Robolife2 – Nova Duty is a deeply niche title that succeeds on its own terms. It offers a rich combination of life simulation, character growth, and adult storytelling that rewards careful planning and emotional engagement. While it may not appeal to players seeking fast gameplay or complex combat systems, it stands out as a thoughtful, systems-driven visual novel where choices, time management, and personal connection meaningfully shape the outcome. For players drawn to long-form relationship-focused experiences with customization and strategic elements, it delivers a substantial and memorable journey. Rating: 8/10

[h1][b]🎮 Reseña de Robolife2 - Nova Duty[/b][/h1] [h2]Resumen del Juego[/h2] Robolife2 - Nova Duty es ese “simulador” que finge que vienes por la estrategia/administración de tiempo… pero todos sabemos que el verdadero tutorial es aprender a no abrirlo en lugares donde haya Recursos Humanos. Mezcla novela visual con simulador de citas, un toque de rol japonés y hasta estrategia por turnos, todo envuelto en una estética 2D adorable que, convenientemente, también sabe quitarse la ropa. La propuesta es simple: tomar decisiones, gestionar tu tiempo, subir afinidades, y empujar la historia hacia distintos finales múltiples. La primera impresión es clara: esto no quiere ser sutil, quiere ser directo, picante y, cuando le conviene, dramático. Y sí, tiene ese humor de comedia que te hace reír… y luego mirar a ambos lados por si alguien vio lo que estabas “leyendo”. [h2][b]Lo Bueno y lo “No lo abras en la oficina”[/b][/h2] Lo Bueno: ✅ 🤖 Mezcla rara pero entretenida: citas + rol + estrategia por turnos, no es solo “clic y ya”. ✅ 🧭 Finales múltiples: al menos hay razones para rejugar y buscar rutas distintas. ✅ ⏱️ Administración de tiempo: te obliga a priorizar, no todo es fanservice automático. ✅ 📚 21 logros: para los completistas que disfrutan sufrir con checklist. ✅ 🎭 Tono entre comedia y drama: cuando funciona, sorprende más de lo que debería. Lo No Tan Bueno: ❌ 🧑‍💻 “No apto para oficinas” por razones MUY obvias: discreción cero 😬 ❌ 👥 Comunidad mini: 4 jugadores actuales… el lobby parece sala de espera del dentista. ❌ 🧠 El contenido adulto puede comerse la seriedad: a veces la “historia” se siente como excusa. ❌ ⚖️ Con tantos géneros mezclados, no todo queda igual de pulido: unas partes brillan, otras solo… brillan. ❌ 🎲 Estrategia por turnos: si esperas profundidad táctica dura, puede quedarse corta. [h2]Tabla de Evaluación[/h2] [table] [tr][th]Aspecto[/th][th]Puntuación (0-10)[/th][th]Comentario[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]7[/td][td]Variedad real entre decisiones, gestión y turnos, aunque no siempre equilibrado.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]6[/td][td]Cumple, pero la parte táctica no parece el plato fuerte.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]7[/td][td]Rutas y finales múltiples, más suficiente para justificar rejuego.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Gráficos / Video[/td][td]7[/td][td]2D agradable y “adorable”… hasta que deja de serlo (en el buen/malo sentido).[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]6[/td][td]Tiene drama y comedia, pero a ratos se siente subordinada al contenido adulto.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]7[/td][td]Robots + romance + vibra de novela visual: consistente y con personalidad.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos (VFX)[/td][td]6[/td][td]Correctos para el tipo de juego, sin grandes alardes.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]6[/td][td]Funcional: acompaña, no estorba, tampoco se queda contigo.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]6[/td][td]No es el gancho principal; cumple sin levantar el techo.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Variedad en rutas/tonos, pero el enfoque es bastante específico.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rendimiento[/td][td]7[/td][td]Al ser 2D/novela visual, debería ir estable en la mayoría de equipos.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rejugabilidad[/td][td]7[/td][td]Finales múltiples + gestión de decisiones: invita a repetir con objetivos claros.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]Total Puntuaciones (Bueno)[/b][/td][td][b]6.5[/b][/td][td]Entretenido, cumplidor y descarado; no es profundo, pero sí consistente.[/td][/tr] [/table] [h2]Conclusión (Bueno)[/h2] Robolife2 - Nova Duty es un simulador que sabe exactamente lo que es: una novela visual adulta con romance, humor y un “toquecito” de estrategia/gestión para que no te sientas tan culpable diciendo que vienes por la jugabilidad. Y ojo: cuando combina bien sus sistemas (tiempo + decisiones + rutas), se vuelve sorprendentemente adictivo. Ahora, seamos controversiales: con 4 jugadores activos, esto se siente como un club secreto donde todos fingen que “solo están por los finales múltiples”. Aun así, 662 recomendaciones totales indican que su público lo encontró suficientemente sólido (y suficientemente atrevido) como para defenderlo sin ponerse rojos… o al menos intentarlo. [h3]Recomendación de Compra (Recomendado con reservas)[/h3] Puntuación Total: 6.5/10 Número de jugadores activos al momento de hacer esta review: 4 Descuento máximo registrado: -40% Veredicto: [i]Si te late la mezcla de simulador de citas + novela visual adulta con algo de gestión/turnos, es una compra razonable; si buscas táctica profunda o una comunidad viva, mejor sigue de largo.[/i] Un juego bueno para su nicho: descarado, entretenido y con rejugabilidad real por sus finales, pero con una base de jugadores diminuta y una identidad que prioriza lo picante sobre lo memorable. Si eso es exactamente lo que quieres, adelante; si no, no te engañes diciendo “lo compré por la estrategia”.