Beastro

overall good, the world, characters, art, and creature designs are all charming, but the gameplay loop can get pretty repetitive, but i thought the deckbuilder & roguelite aspect was fun and interesting the dialogue and story were a bit flat, i think it could've benefitted from being longer and fleshing out the characters more

游戏主线大约十个小时，各种属性组合作的挺有意思，但是通关之后读档只能读到打boss前的晚上，要么继续打boss要么故意输掉甚至不能自己逃脱，小镇的地形比较复杂地图还没有标方向，在各个地方跑来跑去买东西和收集食材比较折磨人。除此之外美术风格很不错，战斗的2d化也做得很赏心悦目，不过最好还是加一个跳过动画的选项，避免后期太多重复观看，小镇里也最好加一些传送点方便跑图，算是一个底子比较好的游戏，期待后续更新。

This game's cozy vibes left me in such smiling from ear to ear. The characters are lovely and the Ventures are surprisingly fun. And this is coming from someone who's not a fan of deck-builders. Highly recommend if you need a chill game to play in your off times.

I don’t normally write reviews, but I felt it was important to share how much I enjoyed this game. Initially, I picked it up as I thought the art style was nice, and I was looking for a more cozy game to play. I was blown away by how much I liked it, so much so that I decided that I wanted to get all the achievements in the game, which is something I seldom do, especially if I find getting them tedious. It combined some of my favorite things, rougelites and card games, through a very unique system of combining ingredients in an inventory-style puzzle to assemble your decks while balancing out the flavors for more particular caretakers as well as the regions you will be exploring. Having a bit of Stardew Valley vibe as you tend to your crops, caring for the animals, fishing, collecting all sorts of things around town, and upgrading your equipment before transitioning into a restaurant phase. I do wish it provided a little more information on certain recipes, and that the cooking mini-games were more advanced, as they felt random at times. It would also have been fun to include some of the new versions of cooking mini-games used when learning to work with new ingredients. It is still super engaging, and I was enjoying cooking and putting meals together so much that I put off completing the game for a decent amount of time. I even just enjoyed running around town gathering items, really taking my time to explore every nook and cranny, which could be easily done as the cycles of the day do not change unless you transition into them, making it feel like you can take your time without stressing. Overall, I really enjoyed Beastro and would highly recommend it to those interested in a game of this nature.

Beastro is a beautiful (if somewhat short) three-in-one game: One is a simple life-sim in which you talk to people, and do some basic farming and caring for animals. Two is a collection of cooking-themed minigames. And three is like a deckbuilding roguelite. The deck for the last part depends mostly on what you feed the adventurer when they visit your restaurant. What you can cook and feed them depends on the ingredients you gather both in the life-sim part and the adventuring part, so these are all interconnected. Each part is pretty well-done and there's a good enough connection that it feels like they all belong together. It took me 15 hours to finish the campaign. Long enough to make it feel worth the price to me, and short enough that some of the more repetitive parts didn't get to feel annoying. I'd wish for some kind of endless-mode though, or some more variance in the campaign. As of now it sadly feels like a one-and-done kind of game for me. With the campaign finished it's over, and I don't really feel enough of a pull to start over again.

Beastro is a very lovely cooking game mixed in with a deck-building rougelike that somehow just works and comes together into a lovely game. I especially love all the character designs, world building, and art this game has to offer. While cozy most times, I also appreciate the stakes and drama and friendship that comes along your journey. Highly recommended!

怪物的美術很好，受擊的時候紙牌皺起來的樣子很細膩 特拉弗斯好可愛