Arcadecraft

Siga a minha página de curador da Steam, Honest Opinion: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38350841/ Arcadecraft é um jogo de gerenciamento de um fliperama que está começando. É um jogo bem interessante, com uma proposta bem legal. Nele, devemos comprar máquinas de fliperama novas que são lançadas, organizar nosso fliperama, botar para fora jogadores que brigam com a máquina, ajustar os preços das máquinas, tirar o dinheiro das máquinas (lembrando que elas tem um limite de quantas moedas podem segurar e, passado esse limite, ela para de funcionar). Mais para frente no jogo, nós até podemos contratar um funcionário, porém esse funcionário funciona com burrice artificial, infelizmente. O trabalho principal dele é tirar as moedas das máquinas de fliperama, mas, ao invés de ir limpando as que estão mais cheias (ou as que estão paradas por estarem lotadas), ele vai limpando aleatoriamente. Ou seja, diversas vezes no meu fliperama eu tive de limpar as que paravam de funcionar pois o funcionário ficava limpando as outras que mal tinham dinheiro. Basicamente, no começo é um jogo mesmo de gerenciamento, que devemos também tomar cuidado com os preços, com o nosso dinheiro e etc. Mais para o final, porém, acaba simplesmente virando um jogo de adrenalina, de ter que ficar limpando várias máquinas de fliperama rapidamente (com o seu arcade lotado de máquinas e sempre com gente jogando, que acaba acontecendo, vira uma loucura). Nesta parte final, temos tanto dinheiro que não precisamos mais ficar economizando, podemos comprar como se não houvesse amanhã. O jogo pode ser zerado em 4 horas, mas certamente te renderá divertimento e irá fazer o tempo passar.

I have very mixed feelings towards this game. It's not a full arcade management sim/tycoon game but it's a little more involved than a clicker. It feels like it could've used some more features.

When this game was published, I bought a license for my XBOX 360 in 2012. Arcadecraft was a simple game with a simple concept, and it was relaxing to play. Not too many nitpicking details to vex a player with, just balance your resources. I was concerned that the lack of upgrades (even purchased items) was unavailable, but I didn't think it a real detriment. I started thinking about this today, looked it up on Steam, and found the Firebase Industries Ltd. didn't have any other licenses available on Steam. A little Google searching later revealed that Firebase Industries Ltd. seems to have folded almost 10 years ago. It makes me a little sad that this concept didn't carry Firebase forward, but such is business. I will still play Arcadecraft on occasion, and look for other formats of this style of arcade business game model.

Nostalgia seems to be the draw here. And for a while that Nostalgia can be enjoyable. As new games become available there is a little fun in trying to recognize what actual arcade game is being parodied and trying to own sets of games and their sequels as a more personal goal, more-so than for the bonus in game. But when that nostalgia runs out (and it will quickly) then all you are left with is the game play, which just comes down to something that is fast-paced but barely challenging. By the time you have advanced to the second year you can easily already have the largest arcade available and you're making more money than you know what to do with. From there its just going from machine-to-machine to empty them of coins and repair them quickly. When new games come out you just swap them with older games that aren't popular. Aside from a few achievements to get in the game, there isn't really much to do past 1982, and this game ends at 1987. Yes you can keep playing past that point, but if you do there are no longer any new games to purchase so the game doesn't even have that to keep you motivated anymore. An update would have been wonderful to address these problems, but as this is an older game the chances of that are pretty unlikely. The only reason to get this game is it's really the only game to offer you an arcade business simulation worth noting.

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This game holds a spot near and dear to my heart. Back in the days when the Xbox Live Indie Games were around, this was one of the first ones I ever touched. I fell in love with this game, and it made me excited coming home from school just to play it. Ever since I bought this game on Steam, I can say it still has the "fun-factor," it gave me all those years ago, as well as some nostalgia just to make the game better than it probably is. The game can get repetitive as the in-game years continue, eventually leading to a halt at 1987. However, the years leading up to about 1984 were some of the most fun, and really makes you enjoy the early portion of the game. I recently just got all the achievements on this game as well, and it wasn't hard to obtain the achievements, nor was it a lengthy process. To put it short, buy and play this game, especially if you played it on the Xbox 360. This is one of those games I wish the developer would bring back to life and update, as it truly has potential.

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