FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time

Just an extremely addicting game. Sort of plays out like a single player MMO (Final Fantasy 14 specifically) where your character is every single job class at once and can switch between them at will. Each job (called "Lives") has its own level, equipment, and skill tree. You have four combat lives, the two melee (sword/shield and 2h sword) and two ranged (bow/mage), four gatherer lives (lumberjack/miner/farmer/fisher) and six crafters. Gathering and crafting is very much a level based affair. Resource nodes have levels and HP and have a minigame battle to gather them, crafting recipes have difficulty ratings that require higher stats. Gathering is always engaging, if you manage to deal enough overkill damage to the node it drops twice the resources, so efficiency is always on the forefront of your mind. There's even rare gathering node "bosses." If you overcraft an item by doing well in the minigame combined with high crafting stats you get higher quality results which have much higher stats or amounts produced. The game excels at how everything ties into itself. Go out into dungeons and kill the enemies to get at new materials to gather which you can craft into new things. Every system is pretty simplistic and not overly amazing but you just cannot stop improving everything. There's an avalanche of content and things to do beyond just following the main story. You have a home base area you can build stuff in, there's an entire alternate continent that you can progress in, random dungeons you can build, a new roguelike mode they recently added, each life has its own personal quests to unlock higher professional ranks, and on and on. There's an absolute crazy number of recipes to unlock. It's very much a game where you do everything but follow the main quest. You might want to upgrade your weapon, so you gather the materials for the latest recipe. But you want to make sure you craft it high quality, so you're gonna need a new weapon for your blacksmith first, so you gotta go gather materials for that, but it needs ore from the rare node so you should probably upgrade your miner's equipment first....and now it's 3 am and the main story quest is long forgotten. There's even functional multiplayer and it works pretty well. The only major flaw with the game is the graphics. They're this weird unappealing cartoony style where character heads are larger than their bodies. It looks like a mobile game almost, and it's a shame. Dark Cloud 2 looked better like 20 years ago, what happened Level 5? This game is well worth playing! You'll get a ton of playtime out of it.

高いだけの価値あり

If you played the previous Fantasy Life on the 3DS, you already know what you're getting into, lots of different classes, lots of crafting and gathering and fighting, running all over the map to get the thing to make this item, or to upgrade this tool/weapon, or to level up in whatever Life/class you're currently grinding. This game introduces some new classes and mechanics, but the bones are still the same, and they're some dang good bones. The gameplay loops are extremely satisfying, the various minigames are fun and engaging, the art and designs are charming, and the characters have so much whimsy I found myself smiling just doing all the little fetch quests that fill most of your time in Reveria. I don't normally like games that require grinding, there are few things that will get me to nope out of a game faster than endless, repetitive, mandatory grinding. And don't get me wrong, there is grinding aplenty in this game. But it has managed to feel engaging and satisfying, and it helps that if you get bored doing one thing, you can switch it up and do something else. It's terrifyingly easy to sink hours into this game and only notice when you realize you haven't eaten in several hours. So if you want or need to avoid that for whatever reason, this may not be the game for you. But I have thoroughly enjoyed the time I've spent here so far. Now excuse me, I meant to eat something 2 hours ago...

當單機可以 連線遊玩的體驗非常差 感覺只適合當單機遊戲

Animal Crossing smushed with Final Fantasy 14's job system, now with a 20 minute in-and-out roguelike mode from their completely free DLC!

Ein super Spiel! Es hat so viele coole Sachen und schon alleine das Inseldesignen macht so viel Spaß (1000 mal besser als in animal crossing nach meiner Meinung). Die ganzen Leben (also Berufe) machen auch viel Spaß, obwohl sich 3 ähneln. Story war ganz ok.