This War of Mine

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I've been playing This War of Mine for many years, and it still feels just as powerful as the first time. The atmosphere is absolutely incredible—it always pulls me in and makes me lose track of time. Every playthrough feels unique, and the difficult choices never stop being meaningful. It's one of those rare games that stays with you long after you stop playing. I can't recommend it enough.

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挺不错的反战游戏

Rich narrative and choices that feel real. Makes you think and feel.

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玩了100小时 无需多言 提醒一下 角色死了可以altf4回到上一天 回家发现家里人重伤死亡也可以altf4凹一下 很多类似的单机游戏都可以这么做 塔科夫 勇闯死人谷

A complicated recommendation. I think it delivers on its core premise really well, that of making morally complicated decisions and trying to survive in a war-torn area, and the art style is very in tune with this and done well. Fundamentally the game is good, but its execution leaves a lot to be desired. On sale though, it's an easy recommend. I'd also recommend reading the "Beginners Only Guide" in the Guides section of the Community Hub for the game, as there's no tutorial and the game can be outright frustrating to learn for no reason beyond the dev's meagre excuse that it's about 'realism'. The survival mechanics are decently abstracted to make sense within the game, but also fall short in several ways. Firstly is probably a lack of depth in certain aspects: for example, every night when you have to choose between guarding, scavenging, and sleeping for your characters, you can only send one person out to scavenge. This sort of makes sense initially when you start with three of them, but with a fourth or even a fifth, there should have been the option to send multiple scavengers, especially as that would make sense to have someone on lookout on more dangerous sites. Scavenging is limited to the night, but regardless of how much time you use, you will always come back in the morning tired even if you finished up at 11pm, regardless of location, which feels a bit silly. At the very least, if they hadn't wanted multiple controlled characters in one salvage, let the player do multiple salvage runs per night. There's a moral aspect where, depending on the character's background, they react in certain ways to decisions made. This can be buggy, such as reacting to stealing when nothing was stolen, but also annoying when it feels like it overreacts 40 days in to being attacked and having to kill someone, leading to depression while also saying that it was necessary? And lastly is this 'gritty realism' that the developers seemingly went for. Nice on paper, but seems to have been used as an excuse to cut corners. Yes, the characters are newly experiencing a war (supposedly? The backstory seems to mention it's been going on for years), but that doesn't mean that they wouldn't know how basic things work. Yet, there's no tutorial for you to understand how you interact with the game. I can understand no tutorial for the war-related mechanics, but at least tell us how the basics work... Having a practice mechanic for the characters to learn weapons and such would have been good both for depth and for the player to learn instead of botching a raid and losing a character that way, because you didn't realise that a pistol didn't do enough damage.