Graveyard Keeper

Comecei a jogar sem esperar muito e acabei gostando bastante! 😍 A experiência é divertida, o jogo tem uma atmosfera muito boa e dá vontade de continuar explorando. Vale muito a pena experimentar!

Uno de los juegos que más me ha viciado a lo largo de mi vida, una historia entretenidísima con matices cómicos y grandes personajes que amaras y odiarás por igual, referencias a películas, automatización, gestiona un campo de refugiados, conoce la extraña historia que rodea al pueblo, construye un bar y vende licor o monta un negocio de verduras, que va, PODES HACERLO TODO, obviamente no vas a pagarles a tus trabajadores, LOS VAS A REVIVIR, ah claro, también debes dar misas, quedarte con sus diezmos y enterrar cadáveres o lanzarlos por el río *guiño guiño*. también tiene mazmorras, viajes en el tiempo y UN BURRO COMUNISTA. Como única recomendación es que presta atención, no descuides el juego por mucho tiempo ya que para completar una misión deberás completar otras 15 tareas, es fácil perderle el rollo, así que víciate durísimo o juega cada día una horita para no perderle el hilo, así como al animal crossing uwu

Graveyard Keeper has an interesting concept and plenty of content to work through, with a progression system that gives you different points depending on the activities you perform and then lets you unlock new technologies, recipes and upgrades. The grind can actually be enjoyable because there is always something else to work towards. Unfortunately, the game has a major problem with guidance, and after around six hours I reached the point where I no longer wanted to continue. The game gives you some basic information at the beginning and then essentially leaves you on your own. There are so many objectives, technologies and layers of progression that it becomes difficult to understand what you should actually be doing next. You can have one objective that requires another objective, which requires several more steps, while the game does very little to explain where to find the materials, where to craft something or which part of the technology tree you actually need. This becomes especially frustrating with basic tools and resources. The game gives you rusty tools early on, but does not clearly explain how or where you are supposed to create replacements or better versions. Even basic materials such as iron and coal are presented in the technology tree before the player has properly been shown how to obtain or process them. The same problem applies to crafting stations and other important locations, which often have to be discovered through exploration rather than properly introduced. Movement makes this worse. The distances may not look particularly large, but the character moves extremely slowly, and even with the mods of sprint-related options available, travelling back and forth between locations becomes tedious. A faster method of transportation unlocked through progression would make the constant travelling much easier to deal with. I also found the lack of reminders in the vanilla game frustrating. There are mods specifically designed to remind the player where they need to go or what they need to do next, which is exactly the kind of quality-of-life feature I think the game should have provided itself. When a game has this many interconnected objectives, expecting the player to remember everything makes progression unnecessarily stupid. There is a good game underneath all of this. I like the concept, the progression system is interesting, and there is clearly a lot of content here. The problem is that the game keeps adding layers on top of layers without properly explaining how to reach the next objective. I do not want to spend several hours thinking through five or six steps just to figure out how to accomplish something that the game could have explained clearly. For me, the lack of guidance, slow movement and excessive backtracking eventually outweighed the parts I enjoyed. After around six hours, I no longer had a reason to continue. Graveyard Keeper has a good concept and plenty of content, but the way it handles guidance of progression makes the experience far more frustrating than it needs to be. [b]Score: 4/10[/b] (1) Trash(2) Horrible(3) Very Bad(4) Bad(5) Average (6) Fine(7) Good(8) Very Good(9) Great(10) Masterpiece

potente

Great game

Divertido, relaxante e engraçado

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