ASKA

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Интересная игрушка, залипательная. Много функционала, вообще по количеству функционала, она похожа на X4 Foundations, но в отличии от неё, если тебе кажется, что поселенец тупит, это всего лишь потому, что ты не учёл его интересы, и/или не правильно настроил задачи для него, либо для всей цепочки в целом. Вообще через эту игру даются азы управления, когда нужно сделать много за короткое время, используя "чужие" руки, но твою голову, при том постоянно подкидывают на первый взгляд не выполнимые задачи. И это всё на рекомендуемом уровне сложности.) Мир интересный, не сложный, и красиво сделан. Сама игра раскрывается, только когда используешь большую часть её функционала, а не когда тянешь всё на своём горбу. В последнем случае, она становится тягомотной, и быстро устаёшь от всего что там происходит. Да, играю в одиночном режиме, не кооператив.

unfinished garbage

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25 hours in and the one stat that says everything: I'm sitting on a grand total of 7 villagers. Why so few? Because this thing hooked me so hard I keep scrapping my save and starting over, dead sure that THIS time I'll get the village humming cleaner and faster. That restart loop is exactly what a lot of people seem to hate now. For me it's the whole drug. ASKA is not a good automation game and you shouldn't treat it like one. You cook the first meals yourself because nobody else can yet, you throw up a tavern without really getting why, then one day you sit down, a villager grabs a meal on his own and hands you a buff, and you go "nice, did that." When a resource runs short, you go swing the axe yourself. Wherever the fire is, that's where you run. Not a flaw. That's the variety. And the grind, yeah, you have to like chopping, but it's satisfying here, which is where most survival builders faceplant. Slightly old-school too: harvested stuff drops on the ground and you actually have to find it, then one button scoops everything nearby. First you think "what is this," then it clicks, because it's not mindless mass-farming. Every tree takes a beat. Every tree is earned. And summoning fresh villagers from the Eye of Odin never gets old. What's missing: a combat target lock, a way to lock a chest or workstation so my people stop nicking what I staged there, and honestly some kind of reproduction. You've got men, women and houses already, so let them marry, move in, raise kids who grow into villagers. Summoning bodies out of thin air is cool, but it's not a living settlement. Now the part some of you need to hear: the whining in these comments is embarrassing. People review a €20 Early Access indie harder than a €70 AAA, like the devs owe you the exact game in your skull. Brother, you're not a shareholder. You bought a copy. Shut up and play, or go buy an EA game and let it sit a year like the rest of us. This is a lovely, lovingly made game. Graphics are fine. Just fine. Not pretty, not ugly, perfectly usable. Solo runs great. Already worth the money. Recommended.

Best crafting ever and real RPG you must learn on your own. Brawns and Wits!!!

Extremely boring, slow and grindy. Even the most basic tasks and structures require a long and painfully slow process. It's so bad that you unlock healing after like 4 or 5 hours of constant playing and building. Building a hut that only shelters 2 people will take you anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours of grind. The overall world is dull and empty. NPCs which are technically the core of the gameplay are stupid and useless and bugged. Items keep disappearing from your inventory and from the ground. And managing these villagers is a full time chore. The micromanagement in this game would drive even a low level manager insane. Save your money and get something else.

Disguises shallow gameplay with a lot of steps. Village raids seem toothless for the first 20 hours and then one night your entire village gets randomly ransacked when the enemies "tier up" without warning or reason. Everything takes a ridiculous amount of time to complete, and 90% of players will dig around in tiny stick mud huts before you approach anything even beginning to resemble the key art for the game. The gameplay loop needs to be sped up 10x. My only regret is it takes WAY longer than 2 hours to realize this, so no refund for me.