Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society

O jogo pode ser um pouco difícil e frustrante para quem não está acostumado com o gênero, mas é uma boa aventura, e depois que você pegar o jeito, é quase hipnótico com seu ritmo.

This is my first "Labyrinth of" game, so some of this may come across as obvious to anybody that's played the previous game. Still, 100+ hours in, I think I've got a grip on what's up with this game, mostly. First off, it's a grid-based party first-person RPG, something that goes back to at least the early Ultima games (yes, I'm old). It's well-done, with terrain types and mechanics I've never seen before, and lacking some of the more obnoxious features of earlier games of its type. Full marks for this part of the game, but know that I had to look up what to do next a few times when the game basically kept saying "go out and explore" when I already had the map explored, as best I could tell. When you get into combat, the game shifts to a mostly bog-standard turn-based combat system - front and back lines, different damage types (physical and magical), the usual. There's more systems bolted on, but most of them tend to be set-and-forget sorts of things. Covens are the exception, shaping how you put your party together, deciding what powers are available to them, and keeping running a party with tens of members from becoming a slog. The combat system gets the job done, however imperfectly, and the enemy designs are interesting-to-disturbing, so a mild thumbs-up here. Finally, there's the story. If you're looking for a story that starts making any real sort of sense early on, this isn't the game for you. That's because the story progresses mainly by dropping cryptic hints of something being Not Right, then imposes a crisis to muddy the waters when they start running out of ways to string you along further. Oh, and you'd better like visual-novel-style cut-scenes as long as a half-hour while you're at it. 100+ hours in, I *might* be starting to get a grip on what's going on, but I wouldn't swear to it. Right now, I'd call this the weakest part of the package, but I'm invested enough to see it through and find out whether the juice is worth the squeeze. So, yeah, I'm still enjoying the game, and I'd recommend it to anybody that doesn't have an issue with any of the three pieces I broke out above. Will I eventually check out another "Labyrinth of" game? Let's see where the story ends up before I commit to that.

[h2] 前排感谢汉化替我圆梦[/h2] [h2] 后排感谢CE替我通关3651层迷宫[/h2] 游戏相比前作做了挺多的优化，教程可以回看，道具和装备排序更直观，支线任务需要的道具卖掉了也可以买回来，肉可以用于低等级角色快速升级。 玩法上深化了角色养成，书上的技能可以拆下来，人物不必在绑定书，以及共计24种职业每种15个技能搭配，性格也做了两重叠加，技能继承也不再有数量限制，但是几个职业和转生功能开放的很晚。 故事剧情维持前作水准但该恶心你的时候还是恶心你一下，不过真结局也算包了个饺子。 作为整体节奏较慢的DRPG，游玩体验给人的感觉相当不友好，全员谜语人而且每次内容都断在关键的地方。为了追剧情根本没法把重心放在画地图上，后期我甚至地图也不画了，银勺全程开到底就为了看看这故事到底是咋回事（旮旯game实锤）。而且画图的功能还不如20年前的世界树迷宫自定义程度高，像高跳和远跳的地点光照支援效果结束后地图上的标记就会消失，导致每次进图都要开。地上的落穴也只有掉下去后才能显示出来。关卡Boss设计全是精英怪拉上来用，尤里卡章除了个关底Boss是独特建模就没了，娜奇篇明明连Boss立绘都画了，就是没做战斗设计。 得知制作人已经出走，这应该也是这个系列的最后一作了，所以，买吧。