鬼島傳奇

好像是一款融合rouge like的卡牌对战游戏 UI很薄弱，尤其是那个展示随机事件流程的主界面。。这个框看着过于简陋。而原画、头像什么的，大概率都是AI作品 对话、剧情，说的云山雾绕，不知所云，这全AI编的？ 另外BUG很多，多到根本没有办法继续玩下去，比如： 剩余出牌次数不足时，仍然多次点击卡片，就卡住，未响应。 黑市，选择销毁证据，然后让你选卡牌，就退不出去了，不管有没有销毁掉，反正下面的取消按钮一直是灰的，更别说这个时候点开遗物箱，一样关不掉了，而且还能隔着上层窗口对下面窗口的卡牌进行销毁操作；同样如果销毁剩余一定数量的卡牌后仍然继续点击卡牌，又卡住+未响应。 另外在黑市，就算不选销毁证据，也退不出去了，最下面那行的按钮莫名奇妙被遮挡住了，完全点不了。

有BUG...興奮劑效果雙倍,又不能關掉陰德,第3回合開始只有1能量玩不起

真結局清空存檔是何意味，不如三國殺

鬼島傳奇 is one of those games where the premise immediately made me smile because it turns being dead into another miserable office job. I play as a newly deceased salaryman who is denied a peaceful afterlife and instead gets sent to Ghost Island to keep working. I really liked how the game mixes bleak workplace humor with roguelike mechanics, because the idea of still worrying about bosses, money and rent after death is ridiculous in exactly the right way. The main gameplay combines turn based card battles with resource management and roguelike progression. I build a deck from whatever scraps I can find, then use those cards to deal with increasingly dangerous enemies and bosses. I enjoyed having to think about which cards were worth keeping and how different effects could work together, because the limited resources make every decision feel more important. The crafting is another part I found memorable. Instead of relying on traditional fantasy equipment, I am working with bizarre junk and whatever questionable materials I can find around the world. Even the attacks are tied into the game's comedy, with things like Dialysis Bubble Tea turning the miserable conditions of this afterlife into weapons. I liked that the mechanics and writing constantly reinforce the same dark workplace satire. The sanity system is probably my favorite idea. Losing health sends me back toward my desk, but sanity is the resource that can really unravel the run. As the character's mental state deteriorates, the world becomes more distorted and hostile. I thought this was a clever way to connect the psychological theme with gameplay, because surviving is not just about keeping my body intact. I also have to cope with the pressure of this bizarre afterlife workplace. The biggest weakness for me is the presentation and polish. The PC 98 inspired pixel art has a lot of charm, but some of the visual and audio assets still feel unfinished. The developers are also actively developing the game in Early Access, so the systems and balance can change over time. I found the core gameplay enjoyable, but I could definitely see places where the card interactions and overall presentation could use more refinement. I also appreciate how committed the game is to its central joke. Everything from the predatory contracts to the strange economy and absurd resurrection system feeds into the idea that even death cannot free me from corporate nonsense. The writing is intentionally exaggerated, and I think that works especially well when the mechanics turn everyday frustrations like inflation and bureaucracy into actual obstacles I have to overcome. Overall, 鬼島傳奇 is a creative roguelike with a genuinely funny premise and some interesting mechanics underneath the comedy. I liked the card combat, sanity system, strange crafting and the way the entire world is built around workplace satire. The rougher presentation reminds me that it is still in Early Access, but the current version already has a complete core experience and enough personality to stand out. I am definitely curious to see how much better it becomes with more polish. Rating: 6.3/10