Forager

Ich habe das spiel vor ein paar Jahren gekauft und gespielt wollte jetzt weiter zocken und es kommt immer eine Fehler Meldung: (Oh-Oh Forager ist auf ein Fehler Gestoßen zu sein.) das spiel an sich war eigentlich sehr gut aber das es nicht startet ist blöd.

el juego es 20/10 y good pero el logro de obtener un millón con bancos se gana su -10/10 y zzz, pinche gera

Пройдено на 100%. Единственное о чем жалею, что не нашел остров Эйнштейна.

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FEZES

This game is complete ass.

Forager is an adorable casual game but it doesn't stick the landing in a couple of ways that ruined it for me. I first bought this game for Nintendo Switch, and the port was a fail. Once I started buying more land, the frame rate dropped so much it became unplayable and I had to abandon it. (This is the same Switch that can somehow run No Man's Sky, so... c'mon.) Fast forward to a couple years later, and I was excited to re-purchase Forager for PC when it went on sale--a chance to finally see the end game! Or so I thought. But Forager's pacing falls apart so spectacularly in late game that it left me wondering "Uh, did I beat the game? What else is there to do?" And the answer was that apparently you're supposed to just keep upgrading buildings to use nuclear power and accruing endless gold that you don't even need, all for a few needlessly grindy Feats. The nuclear power is underwhelming; if you upgrade a Factory to use the fuel cells while also making new fuel cells, it will run out of power long before it can make enough to replace what it's using. Buying fancy floors and furniture feels pointless because the second you have a starfall nearby, or accidentally pop off a stray fireball for a Sigil boss--everything gets blown to heck. Once you have a few droids following you, it's hard to even find your cursor to navigate your character or see what you're pointing at to attack or interact. This gets much, much worse toward the bottom and right sides of the screen, where the toolbar and the items collected notifications get in the way (it starts out a non-issue but becomes much worse once you have some automation going so that items are being produced and collected constantly). You'll also likely end up having to read the Wiki for more info on where to collect rare resources, because it's not clear at all that fishing traps operate differently in different biomes, or that there's any point in pushing further in the Void portal levels. I think it's fine to make a small game. I also think it's fine to make a game that doesn't port well. But it's disappointing to sell me a game twice for an "end-game" that not only never materializes, but doesn't have the decency to roll credits when it more or less ends. The game relies on you to essentially get frustrated and quit in order to come to a close. And there's not enough content to merit that type of open-endedness. It's not Terraria, it's Forager! It's cute. And it could have left me with a lot warmer, fuzzier feelings if it had said, "Wow you got all the Seals and bought all the Land? Game over, thanks for playing!" It's a great effort that you can tell is heartfelt, so it sucks to give a thumbs down. But this review is now years in the making, and it is what it is.