You Must Build A Boat

Por um bom tempo preferi 10,000,000, porque o RNG de You Must Build A Boat parece ser muito mais injusto e punitivo com o jogador, nem sempre você sente que têm alguma jogada útil disponível, mas no fim acabei gostando mais do caos desse jogo. Ainda é um jogo de combinar 3 (ou mais peças) como o anterior pra juntar recursos, abrir baús, atacar ou defender, depois comprar upgrades e tentar sobreviver enquanto completa algumas missões, a diferença é que aqui têm muito mais conteúdo. No geral eu recomendaria jogar o primeiros antes desse (em promoção os dois ficam baratinhos), porque essa sequencia é realmente uma versão melhorada do anterior, sem contar que acaba sendo mais difícil pelo menos inicialmente. ------------------------------ For a long time, I preferred "10,000,000" because the RNG in "You Must Build A Boat" feels much more unfair and punishing to the player—you don't always feel like there's a useful move available—but in the end, I grew to like the chaos of that game more. It’s still a match-3 (or more) game like the previous one, where you gather resources, open chests, attack or defend, and then buy upgrades and try to survive while completing missions; the difference is that there’s much more content here. Overall, I’d recommend playing the first game before this one (you can get both very cheaply when they're on sale), because this sequel is truly an improved version of the original—not to mention that it ends up being more difficult, at least initially.

Update: AFTER HOURS AND HOURS AND HOURS... All I wanted was to get all the achievements. This ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ demonic bastard game, deleted my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ save, again. It had done it before. I figured it was because I'd not played in a while something must've gone wrong. Now it has deleted it twice. NEVER BUY THIS GAME. This is a great sequel, and it does a lot of things really well. Except no, no it doesn't. See, 10000000 was a great game, that just kinda threw you into it, the tutorial was brief and didn't really bother you. This game, does the opposite, the tutorial will not ♥♥♥♥ off. Just lot's of very annoying dialogue that pesters you for ages. Oh look, you matched a shield tile, let's talk about shields for ages. "What's this glowy thing" "oh it's a matching shield tiles will give you a shield" "What does that do?" Oh my god shut the hell up, I just want to match tiles! The game is decent after the tutorial is FINALLY over. But because the start is so awful, I will never recommend this game to anyone. So exactly because of that, I've thumbed down for this game. I enjoy these games for the fun casual puzzle they give you. But having an unskippable tutorial that harasses you until you do what it tells you, is not good. The sense of humour this game tries to have is utterly abysmal and it keeps shouting "YOU, MUST, BUILD, A, BOAT" I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GET IT, SHUT UP ALREADY, JESUS CHRIST! It actually gets worse than just that, you have to mash click whenever you get loot or want to upgrade an item. You have to sit and wait for an NPC to slowly walk across the screen whenever you unlock a new one. This game wastes a lot of your time before letting you actually play the game. The game is also extremely patronising... It will tell you that you win, every single time the level is over. EVERY, SINGLE, TIME. Which gets old instantly. And if you're stuck on a quest, you can't grind without choosing a quest, because you can't do a run without picking a quest. So there's a bit where enemies regenerate really quickly, good luck grinding your weapons strong enough to kill them, if you aren't already. Go play 10000000 instead.

If I dont know what to do, I pull the boxes around randomly and it works.

The idea is okay, but the execution isn't. It's 100% RNG based and with pressure of time, it reduces the gameplay to chaotic scrolling of boxes around the screen without any skill or strategy. It might give that feeling of [i]gain[/i] when one beats a level, but as soon as they realise it's artificial, the fun is gone. I thought it'd be cool on Steam Deck, but it was made for the touch screen, and it shows (and I refuse to use touchscreen on Steam Deck, it's the one feature that makes [b]zero[/b] practical sense to me).

This is a fun little distraction. Ideal for short breaks and the like.

8/10 - Very charming. Addictive gameplay when loot is plentiful but the late game can really become a slog. Last achievement requires new game ++...

Some of the blocks kind of blend together a bit, idk, I think the ones with the muscles and brains and crates aren't quite distinctive or colorful enough or something, idk. For this kind of game I think each block should be colorful and distinctive so they really jump out.

Easy little Bejewelled battle monsters game, however title should be 'You have to build 3 boats to get all achievements' Cost a few dollar bucks and got 30 hours out of it so can't complain,- however would of been about half that if didn't want all the achievments Better than 10000000

you simply must