Neo ATLAS 1469

沒有支援日文語系是最可惜的地方

レビューのほとんどが100時間以内なのは1クリアが50ー60時間ほどで2クリアでほぼ100%実績も取れるからです。 時間のみで判断するとすればスマホゲーなどは課金しなければ数千時間行きますがそれが面白いゲームともおもえません。 課金すればサクサク進めて楽しいけれど課金しなければひたすら苦痛を強いられるだけです。 グラフィックも音楽もいいですし、未開領域を明らかにしていく楽しさがあるので 個人的にはこのゲームはそれなりに面白いと思います。 ただしシステム面はかなり悪いです。PINの使い方が分かり辛い、都市のある場所が不明、初期のチュートリアルが長い 球体化したとき移動しにくい、未開領域確定時の都市と産物が一分しか分からない等、 あまりテストプレイされずに売り出された感はあります。

貿易船や探検船が地図上を動く様子を見るだけで癒されます。

提督達を派遣して地形情報を取得し、世界地図を作っていくゲーム。 地形はすでに判明している部分と矛盾がない程度にランダム生成され、その情報を信じるか信じないかで世界の形をコントロールできる。 そして判明した地形にはその場所に応じた産物を持つ町・宝物・提督を派遣して調査することができる場所・クエストの情報などがちりばめられており、報告を待っている間はこれらを探したりしながら過ごすことになる。 また船の代金や提督達の給料などは基本的に産物同士を結ぶ交易ラインを作ることで稼ぐことになる。 報告を待つだけでのんびりしたゲームかと思うかもしれないがやることが多くてかなり忙しいゲームであり、次々にやりたいことが出てきてやめ時を見失うゲームだ。 ただ一回プレイするだけなら楽しいゲームで済むが再プレイするとなると世界の果てまでたどり着いたあたりでマンネリ化する。ランダム生成とはいえやることは変わらないし、プレイ内容も最初から最後まで全く同じだからだろうか？ さらにこのゲームは大昔にPS1で発売されたネオアトラスとほぼシステムが変わらない（イベントは違うものになっているが）リメイクのようなゲームなのでそちらをプレイしていると新鮮味が全くない。 ネオアトラスシリーズを未プレイならお勧め。 [b][i][u]ただしメーカーのサイトから買わないと日本語なし版になってしまうので注意が必要だ。[/u][/i][/b]

Take out the forced narrative and terribly paced tutorial and this could have been an interesting trading and exploration game. Very disappointing how much of this on rails and thus completely opposite of what exploration should be about.

日本語でやりたい

말이 엄청많은 지도만들고 항해하는 게임 바다위를 모험하면서 지도를 만들거나 다른 도시와 거래를 할 수 있습니다. 도시의 주요품목들을 선택하여 무역을 진행할 수 있고 이를 통해서 자금을 획득할 수 있죠. 항해를 진행하면서 안개 속의 바다와 대륙들을 확인할 수 있는대, 이때 선장이 전달해온 해역을 확인한 뒤 이를 인정하여 지도로 그릴지 아니면 이건 가짜야! 하면서 지도로 포함시키지 않을지 선택할 수 있습니다. 외에도 상자들을 찾아서 오픈해 새로운 정보들과 보상을 획득할 수 있죠. 문제는 미구엘인지 뭐시기인지를 포함안 npc들의 대화가 너무 심하게 많다는 점입니다. 스토리를 중심으로 진행되는 게임이면은 그래 그럴 수 있지하고 넘어갈탠대 나는 항해를 하고 나만의 지도를 만드는 게임을 하고싶은대 뭐만 했다 하면 갑자기 튀어나와서 불라불라 씨불씨불거리면서 흐름을 끊어버리고 스킵같은 것도 안되고 하니 흥미를 팍팍 깎아버려서 재미가 심하게 감소하죠. 어느정도 텀을 두고 유저들이 궁금해하는 부분에 대한 안내를 한다거나 스킵, 힌트 거절등이 가능하여 원하고 필요한 정보만 얻을 수 있으면 좋을탠대 그런거 없이 유저들이 눈치껏 알아차리고 진행할 수 있는 부분들도 모두 설명을 해버리니 배우는 재미는 없고 짜증만 나더군요. 그게 모국어여도 귀찮을탠대 뭐라는지 알수 없는 타국어이니 배가 되버리는... 아쉬운 점 -40분째 튜토리얼만 진행하는 느낌 -흐름을 끊어버리는 설명충 -이유를 알 수 없는 모든 것을 가르치려는 구성

Neo Atlas 1469 was recently reviewed in a German magazine and its mix of exploration and visual novel reminded me of 80 Days which I enjoyed a lot. So I got it on the Steam Golden Week sale. I've read later that it's a port of a Vita remake of a Playstation game from 1999. As reviews of it are mixed, I immediately started it to possibly refund it if it was really terrible. While not everything was gold, it was fun and unique enough to play through it. There are three major elements in this game. First, fleets led by various admirals can be send out to explore unknown territory or investigate discovered places that bear mysteries. Second, trade routes can be established to guarantee the monetary means to pay your admirals and repair or extend your fleets. Third, discovered areas have to be searched in detail to find hidden items, locations or knowledge. The unique thing in exploration is that you can disapprove the findings of your admirals if you don't like the coastline they discovered. The second unique trait of Neo Atlas is that you can decide on how the world is. Round or flat, your choice. I wanted to go for the flat world but I didn't find in time the necessary prerequisites for this. Thus, the world I discovered was boringly round. Pushing on the exploration of the world is a sedate albeit repetitive experience. The basic storyline with 39 missions will be the same each game. Locations of items might change although I haven't verified this. The game ends when you have discovered 100% of the world but it is possible to continue playing to find missing items or complete more missions. I stopped with 31 of 39 completed missions and about 70% of all approx. 550 encyclopedia items found. The UI is cumbersome, the repetitiveness is a drawback and some design decisions have me wondering what I'm supposed to do. But as a whole, enjoyed the experience. It's difficult to get bearings in this game. There are no real resources for it except for very limited discussions in the Steam forum. By time, many questions answered themselves when I stumbled across the solution by coincidence. Quite appropriate for a game of exploration but also frustrating when another hour is spent without any discovery worth mentioning. A niche game only for settled gamers like me who don't mind their games being sedate and repetitious and accept this for the moments of satisfaction when discovering all musical animals or solving the quest of the mythical mermaids. For me, a 7/10 but I could understand other players disliking this.