You... and who else?

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[h1] 「♥You... and who else?♥」 [/h1] [h2] 「♥游戏介绍♥」 [/h2] You... and who else?是一款由 Aldorlea Games 制作的日式RPG游戏，游戏时长为 10-20 小时，游戏有四个难度可供选择还有多结局设定。游戏中有20多个可操作角色和80多个不同的队友可供选择。是一款体量和设定都比较大的RPG游戏。 [h2] 「♥游戏内容♥」 [/h2] 游戏的剧情设定在近未来末日世界，人类因一场资源战争和病毒爆发失去了 90% 的人口，剩余幸存者分散在各个孤立的安全区，被财团，反抗军，掠夺者等势力分别控制着。 而主角的目标并非拯救世界，只是在混乱中活下去，并找到自己失散的家人，没有远大的目标，反而显得更加真实，在路上认识各种伙伴，和他们一起收集资源，打败敌人。 [h2] 「♥总结♥」 [/h2] You... and who else?没有远大的目标和理想，也没有复杂的玩法，近15小时的内容，也能让玩家放松的投入其中，适合RPG爱好者入手体验一下。 [table][td]欢迎关注鉴赏家[url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45519015/]“无趣评测”[/url][/td][/table]

6/10

I guess I bought this by accident. I thought it was an RPG...not an tactical game with micro-management.

You... and who else? takes an old-school approach to strategy gaming by putting players in command of an ambitious campaign of conquest across a fantasy world divided by rival powers. Developed and published by Aldorlea Games, the title focuses less on cinematic storytelling and more on tactical decision-making, offering a compact but engaging experience for players who appreciate methodical planning. Its premise is simple: build your forces, strengthen your commanders, and lead them through a succession of battles that will determine the fate of the continent. While the game does not present an especially deep narrative, it succeeds in establishing a clear objective that keeps the campaign moving forward from one battlefield to the next. The foundation of the experience lies in its blend of strategy and role-playing elements. Players are tasked with assembling armies under the leadership of a diverse collection of generals, each possessing distinct abilities and preferred troop types. Progression is tied to victories, allowing commanders to become stronger through earned rewards and upgrades. This creates an enjoyable sense of advancement, as leaders who initially seem average can eventually become invaluable assets with proper investment. Deciding which commanders to prioritize adds another layer of strategy, especially when later encounters introduce more dangerous opponents and larger engagements. One of the game's more appealing features is the amount of variety packed into its modest scope. With 20 unique leaders, approximately 80 recruitable characters, and dozens of locations spread throughout the campaign, there is enough content to encourage experimentation. Different leaders lend themselves to different tactics, whether emphasizing overwhelming offense, defensive positioning, or balanced troop management. Players who enjoy optimizing party compositions will find satisfaction in discovering combinations that complement one another. The structure may be straightforward, but the number of potential approaches prevents the gameplay from becoming entirely predictable. Visually, You... and who else? embraces the aesthetic sensibilities of classic indie RPGs. Its presentation is modest and unmistakably budget-conscious, featuring colorful environments and functional interfaces that prioritize usability over spectacle. The game is not attempting to compete with large-scale strategy releases, and expectations should be adjusted accordingly. Character portraits and battlefield layouts are serviceable, while the soundtrack provides a fitting backdrop without becoming particularly memorable. There is a nostalgic quality to the overall package that longtime fans of independent PC games may appreciate, even if newer audiences find some aspects dated. The difficulty settings are another welcome inclusion, allowing players to tailor the experience to their preferred level of challenge. Higher difficulties require thoughtful resource allocation and a willingness to adapt strategies when circumstances change. Battles can quickly become punishing if players underestimate enemy strengths or rely too heavily on a single tactic. At the same time, overcoming a difficult encounter delivers a genuine sense of accomplishment. The campaign's estimated length of roughly 10 to 20 hours feels appropriate for the amount of content available, offering enough time for meaningful progression without overstaying its welcome. Despite its strengths, the game is not without limitations. Combat encounters can begin to feel repetitive over extended sessions, and the lack of a stronger narrative framework means there are fewer memorable character moments to break up the strategic gameplay. The interface occasionally reveals its age, and some quality-of-life improvements common in more recent strategy titles are absent. Players looking for cutting-edge mechanics or extensive customization options may come away wanting more. Nevertheless, these shortcomings are largely offset by the game's earnest design and commitment to delivering a focused tactical experience. Ultimately, You... and who else? is a niche title that understands its audience. It caters to players who enjoy traditional strategy games where success is earned through preparation and careful decision-making rather than fast reflexes or flashy presentation. Aldorlea Games has created a competent and enjoyable adventure that may not redefine the genre but offers enough tactical depth to remain engaging throughout its campaign. For fans of classic indie strategy and RPG hybrids, it serves as a pleasant reminder of a style of game that continues to have a dedicated following. Rating: 6/10

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[h1]Das tut weh...[/h1] Erwartet habe ich ein Text-basierendes RPG, bekommen habe ich mit "RPG-Maker" erstellten Müll. Keine Sprachausgabe, nur englischer Text. Trockene Erzählweise. Technisch unterirdisch. ★★✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ [h1]20 // 100[/h1]

And now, for something different but still featuring the Aldorlea appeal. This is an excellent strategy game featuring a lot of decision making and troop management that very quickly becomes one of those "just one more level, one more try" affairs. It begins simply enough as the hero is sent out to discover the meaning of the new monster unrest disturbing the land. New party members are met quickly, then you can go to a wide variety of areas to see what might be in the areas (denoted by flags) There is exploring to do to reveal all the secrets to be found and the story itself holds things together as you move forward. It would be easy to overlook or bypass this one, but if you just give it a bit of time, you just might find yourself in a very interesting strategy game that will draw you in with all its features that are, as they say, easy to learn but difficult to master. Recommended.

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Nice game for me. Thaks to the authors.