Stacklands

内容丰富，引导简单有效，UI极度舒适，节奏可控制，不失瑞典游戏风格，不改以往时间加速的“老规矩”，对这款个人认为还是非常值得推荐的，入手DLC更觉得丝毫不亏，折扣下的价格也是非常亮眼，也是深切体会到了，发售的时候不愧是称为喜欢休闲游的玩家党的福音。 The content is rich, guidance is simple and effective, the UI is extremely comfortable, the pace is controllable, it maintains the Swedish game style, and it doesn’t change the usual time acceleration 'old rules.' I personally still think this game is very worth recommending, and getting the DLC feels absolutely worthwhile. The discounted price is also very attractive, and I truly understand why, at the time of its release, it was rightly called a blessing for players who enjoy casual games.

i liked it kinda

[h1] Game-Rating: 8/10 [/h1] If you're a fan worker-placement board games, "Stacklands" might an absolute joy to jump into. The onboarding is quite smooth, teaching you how the game works & the food-management situation is not too harsh. Losing a villager sucks, but it's not the end of the world. The core campaign and the card-based item management system feel incredibly satisfying right out of the gate, especially if you get a kick out of optimization and automation. However, this is also a negative aspect, because your board is quite dynamic and you can get massive headaches trying to re-organize everything when enemies or lifestock decide to run into your cards... That being said, the game definitely has a few quirks that will hold it back from being absolutely amazing: [b]Organizing is a headache[/b]: The items meant to help you sort your board and keep things neat and tidy are unlocked frustratingly late. Because objects constantly bounce around and can be considered "dynamic", the board can get incredibly overwhelming and messy in just a couple of seconds. Keeping your workspace tidy becomes tedious and a chore. Get used to do it a lot. I'd love a setting/toggle option to just lock cards in place so my layout doesn't turn into chaos. A seperate space for combat would also be appreciated - reducing the chance of other cards messing up your board. [b]The Micro Grind[/b]: Late-game micromanagement becomes intensely tedious. I have a single save file sitting around Day 62, and the only reason that day count is so low is because I spent the vast majority of my play session smashing the pause button just to micro-manage the absolute ♥♥♥♥ out of my board. [b]One-and-Done Replayability[/b]: As fun as the base game is, it suffers from low replayability once you finish your main run. I haven't touched the DLCs yet, but the base game really leaves you wishing for more maps to explore, a bigger pool of loot/items, and more bosses to tackle. Overall, it's a super charm-filled experience that's well worth playing through once. If the developers keep expanding the base game with more content, maps, and quality-of-life options for board management, I would definetly come back to this game. The game has a lot of potential & I hope to see it become more defined and genuinely exposed to broader audience. [i]~ Jontraitor [/i]

Petit jeu bien fun, je m'attendais à jouer 3-4 heures, ca en fait presque 20 :)

This game is a masterpiece

It's pretty chill, I like it!