Voidling Bound

skylanders meets spore ....say less

評価も高く、モンスターの育成というテーマのゲームは昔から好きなので 試しに購入しました。 やってみた結果・・・自分の口には会いませんでした。 どうにも感情移入ができないモンスターデザインがネックで 育成のモチベや探索の楽しみに繋げられず・・・。 あくまで個人的な意見なので、デモ版をプレイしてもっとやりたいと思えた人は是非買っても良いと思います！ ※自分はデモを挟まず買いました。

I really enjoyed this game. I'll give some statistics of my playthrough, gameplay, pros, cons, and overall opinion. Statistics: Achievements: 100% No achievements are missable. You can (and are encouraged) to replay missions to get all stars and collectables. There are plenty of guides to help with this. The only achievement I needed to use a guide for was collecting all Quackies, and the photos on the wiki were very helpful. Completion Time: 31 hours A lot of this gameplay time is going to be grinding perfect stat Voidlings to complete stages in target times, and diving deep enough in the abyss. If you aren't a completionist, the gameplay time will be much shorter. Cost: I paid $22 USD. I feel this is a fair price for the quality and amount of game time. Gameplay: The general gameplay loop is running through pre-determined missions as you control your voidling. Most attacks can be categorized as third person shooting, melee, dodge, and special. These abilities change based on the type of creature, evolution, and body parts chosen. There are three main mission types (Exploration type cleansing with a boss battle at the end, Survive enemy waves in a small enclosed area with a boss at the end, and a survival type with waves, and a survival type with a countdown timer you must survive. You return to your base between missions and use the resources you collect to evolve and gene splice your creatures and the upgrade the stations. This is the main progression loop, and it does feel significant when you unlock a new upgrade station and can make your creatures stronger. Pros: The controls are good. The creatures are cute, and evolution makes them feel very customizable. The breeding mechanic was not too difficult, and provided a path to make any voidling powerful. The options contain a togglable difficulty, allowing you to adjust the challenge to your preference. Cons: There were some bugs and glitches. A few times, my creature would randomly be launched up into the air. This would throw off my speed run attempt for mission stars. There are only 9 base creature types, not counting their evolutions. The lack of mission variety can get boring. Overall: I really did enjoy this game. Despite the cons listed above, the game itself kept my focus, and the 100% completion did not feel like a slog. While more variety would certainly help this game be more appealing, it fills the niche of third person shooter progression, with a cute sci-fi creature collector veneer. I alternated between the Steam Deck and my PC, and did not struggle with either control configuration, though I found myself preferring the PC due to small text on the Steam Deck. Don't expect mind-blowing depth, and you will have a good time.