Beggar's Life

отмечу ту же проблему, что была и до релиза игры и разработчик ее не исправил: убогий, дешевый интерфейс, особенно плохо смотрится на большом экране где ты видишь размытость текста, и в настройках кнопки слишком большие, как будто ты открыл мобильную игру на ПК во весь экран. есть у меня подозрение, что юнити для чисто текстовых игр не особо подходит, т.к. видел еще одну игру с такой же проблемой (your chronicle). хотя даже сейчас проблему с интерфейсом можно было бы решить, возможности всегда есть. из хорошего, появились подсказки для классов, теперь хотя бы можно предположить сколько их и понять что надо сделать чтобы их открыть. но в целом, какого-то вау эффекта после бесплатной веб версии игра не вызвала

난잡하고 한눈에 스탯을 알아보기가 어려움. 듀토리얼이라도 좀 있어야 할것같음.

This is an idle game in much the same way that Kittens Game is an idle game, which is to say that it has idle elements, but requires too much micromanagement to be left along for any real significant amount of time. That said, I still really enjoyed it. There's something humbling about playing a medieval beggar trying there very best to survive the harsh realities of medieval life. Also enjoy the freedom to choose what path you want to walk, the Developer really added a lot of options to this release version. Though I've got a feeling that they're not quite done yet. The prestige system is nice, and shows a lot of promise. All in all it's a decent beggar sim game as is, but it'll only get better as the Developer continues to add more content.

I like the game and the concept, but the game is frankly too slow. not sure if it is just first cycle or what, but as I burned out before reaching that point, it doesn't matter why. The dev time of every skill needs to be 2/3 as long or faster, and that is just the thing that started my burnout.

While the developer writes about the inspiration behind "Beggar's Life", this game feels like a step (or two) back in terms of content, quality of life and interface. Several core design decisions mean that the game plays like a bullet-point list on PC (do you see on the screenshots that there's a dropdown menu with literally every button?). Those decisions also mean the game doesn't respect your time. And for an incremental game, this is a horrible weakness. Most of the time spent is with the right-most menu that has way too many things happening. More than half of my screen is just empty space. UI scale? Pfft. This seems like it would 100% play better on a phone. In fact, the demo I tried months ago on my phone was much better than the full release. At this point, no, I can't recommend spending your time in "Beggar's Life". Maybe if there's a proper redesign of the interface, proper scaling and removal of every redundant button.

Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Beggar's Life: [i] If you're OK with what you're getting into (an active "idler" with a barebone interface), this is a great game that makes your imagination work! Everything is intertwined: classes, skills, tasks...! [/i] + Since the interface is so minimalist, you have to use your imagination to picture your actions and the story you build. If you like to create pictures and stories in your brain, this is fantastic! + So many skills, resources, tasks, locations, power ups... This must have been a brainteaser to create such a big web of intertwined elements! + Freedom, a lot of it, and many different endings! +/- The game is in a weird spot, as it has a lot of idle components, but lasting around 10 to 100 seconds, so you really have to stay focused on the game, but "suffer" the waiting time. It's OK, though, if you're aware of it and don't look for a game to play in the background. - Having absolutely no graphic elements make it hard to remember what interacts with what without checking a lot of things. Maybe implement some small icons representing skills, resources, etc.? - It's hard to get into the logic of the game at first, it being pretty complex. Some kind of tutorial elements would be useful. The game grew on me the more I progressed. *A beggar once asked me, "Any change?" I said, "No. You're still broke."* Found this review helpful? Give it a thumb up and follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]

It is nice game, for now I think it's beggining of early access and there is a lot to improve (UI, some mechanics and bugs ~ luckly didn't encounter any game destroying bug just some minor problems with functionality or user friedly things), still I think it's worth a try especially if you like this types of games and let's just hope this game will become something great in future.

I begged so hard I became Socrates. I feel like id be an excellent egirl.