Hob

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Great bit of fun. Combat is adequate and exploration is rewarded. Though I found myself a little lost a few times regarding what to do next. It has a couple clunky mechanics and the camera angles can make it hard for judgement, other than that though, Great little story. Great sense of progression. Great game. Would have liked to see more post game sequence or NG+ but for what I paid I feel I got a great experience and some.

[h1]古代遺跡感が良い！[/h1] ※English is following. 時々バトルもしつつ、遺跡にエネルギーを取り戻すためのパズルを解いていく探索アドベンチャー。 マップが思っていた以上に広く、10時間以上楽しめた。 ときどき詰まって攻略サイトを参考に進んだが、ゲーム全体の難易度はちょうど良いと感じた。 クリア時点でまだ集めていないアイテムも多数あり、実績全解除を目指すとあと２周は遊べるのではないだろうか。 マルチエンディングだというのも、攻略サイトを見なかったら気付かなかったかもしれない。 ゲーム本編にテキストがないので言語の壁が存在せず、どの国の人も平等に楽しめるだろうし、 世界観も無国籍感があってすごくよかった。 ときおりゲームクライアントが異常終了することがあるが、原因は不明。 直前でセーブされているので、ロールバックされた分を遊び直す苦痛みたいなのは少なくて済んだ。 [h1]The ancient ruins feel is great![/h1] This is an exploration adventure where you solve puzzles to restore energy to the ruins, while occasionally engaging in battles. The map was larger than I expected, and I enjoyed it for over 10 hours. I got stuck a few times and consulted a walkthrough site, but I felt the overall difficulty of the game was just right. There were still many items I hadn't collected by the time I finished, and I think I could play through it at least two more times if I aimed to unlock all the achievements. I might not have even realized it had multiple endings if I hadn't looked at a walkthrough site. Since there's no text in the main game, there's no language barrier, and people from any country can enjoy it equally. The world setting also had a great sense of being stateless. The game client occasionally crashed, but the cause is unknown. Since it was saved just before the crash, the pain of having to replay the rolled-back portion was minimized.

Игра по трейлерам выглядела многообещающей, но в итоге Лаги, вылеты, криво растянутый экран, отбивают желание возвращяться и проходить игру. Но управление приятное, возможно если бы у меня не было технических проблем игра мне бы и зашла

Summary: Hob is a fantastic game, and I highly recommend it. If you like gorgeous, inventive metroidvanias like Dark Souls, soulslikes like Tunic, or zeldalikes like Death's Door, and you can stomach some very mild performance issues and jank, you're in for a treat. More details below. The good: in Hob, you play a lil' goober who I believe is named Hobert, Hobthaniel, or possibly Hobinson Crusoe. Whatever their nomenclature, Hob-along is cute, nimble, and expressive, wields a sword and a thaumato-bio-mechanical arm (it's not a spoiler if it's in the cover art), and starts out wearing a red riding hood, As Hobson, you will explore, fight monsters, get power-ups, and solve puzzles which reshape the very landscape you scamper across - and what a landscape! I think this is more fun to discover than be told about in great detail, so suffice it to say that if you're the sort who likes the layered, folded, intricate level/world design of Dark Souls or Tunic, and/or the puzzle aspects of any number of Zelda dungeons over the years, I think you'll be well pleased. The gameplay itself is responsive and fun. Hoberta is sprightly and agile, and simply running, jumping, climbing, and rolling through the world is a good time. Combat is a dex-build delight, and features an ever-growing range of techniques and abilities which are always useful and never overwhelming. The narrative is non-verbal and on the reserved side, but the world-building is genuinely unique, inventive, and consistently surprising and delightful. The game sports beautiful visuals, satisfying sound design, and a fully-realized style and aesthetic all its own. The less-good: I often feel that game performance should be reviewed separately from the game itself. After all, watching Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 on IMAX can't make it a good movie, and listening to Aromanticism on your smart watch speaker can't make it a bad album. So listen: Hob runs okay. I've managed to get it to run mostly smoothly on my Retroid Pocket Flip 2, which is impressive for a teeny little low-power ARM handheld! I also haven't been able to get it to run totally smoothly on either my Legion Go the PC with the specs attached to this review, and while neither of those are beastly gaming rigs, both of them can run Cyberpunk 2077 gorgeously. It seems to be a very CPU-constrained game, which I speculate may be because of the way the game world is built, but in any case, you can probably run it on whatever you own, but you should expect to tweak the settings a little no matter what. Speaking of tweaking the settings, the little settings launcher may require some additional futzing with your launch config if you're running the game on Linux or Android (whether or not you count it as Linux). This is only the first example of some mild jank you will encounter here and there. You may die unexpectedly, or parts of the world may not load. You may experience grinding, if passing, framerate dips, and the game may even completely crash on you. The main pause menu features a "respawn" button, which is a handy touch for avoiding softlocks, but is also somewhat telling in its inclusion. None of this ruined my experience, but consider yourself warned. Conclusion: it's a great game, and I'd love to see more like it. Go buy it.

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The puzzles and world are amazing. I loved the in world story telling and the freedom to figure out what to do on your own.