OverField

有点无聊不知道这有什么用处而且比较卡

Overfield is a very cute game with a very interesting gameplay loop, and that is to sate your fixation of exploring every nook and cranny to see that "100%" on every single aspect this game has to offer. Everything else revolves around that and quite well might I add. To be honest it took me a while to actually grasp how to do things it could be bad conveyance on the part of the game or perhaps I'm just slow to pick up on things. But from the start everything is there for you to do and unlock. It's fairly easy once it all clicks. Problem is if it took me a while to figure it out, others might find themselves in the same situation and just stop playing. Otherwise here's what else I can say about Overfield: Combat - The combat is easy enough to understand, each character has their one unique moveset and they all fall into categories so you can share equipment with the same type of characters. It's a team of 3 where you only control one. You can only control another character on your team should your "Leader" die in battle or if you change "Leaders" out of combat. Exploration - There's multiple maps with lots to do and so much to collect. After you've gotten everything from normal exploration you will have to do some parkour if you really want to get that 100% completion. Resources respawn and so does equipment chests so you don't have to worry about grinding for gear with any sort of stamina system. There's also dungeons you can find and complete, no need to do them more than once unless you want to redo them for gear. But in my experience redoing these is not necessary. World events are like fun minigames you can do for rewards that you can use when you get into crafting. Crafting/Life Skills - Fishing, Cooking, Weaving, Handicrafting and I believe you can also craft furniture but that one i havent gotten into doing since there's so much more to do. But this Crafting loop is something else. It does use an energy system so you probably can't do everything crafting related over one weekend of nonstop processing and crafting. What I find fun about this one is that doing "Commissions" unlock stuff like hairstyles, outfits which really motivates you one way or another to get into this side of the game. Personal Space - Basically you get your own place, same as everybody else and you're free to decorate them however you want. Somebody had instruments like drums and a piano which you can actually interact with and make actual music. Somebody had floating items that guide players into rooftops and hidden unlockables around the place or just easier maneuverability around the area. You can also decorate the place with all your unlocked characters like you can place them on chairs and stuff after you've dolled them up of course for other players to see if they were to visit your area. Story/Quests - From Main Quest to Side Quest to Short Stories and Commissions. There is alot of getting to know each character in Overfield, wholesome and cute interactions. Many are voice acted and many are not either way it really helps making the world feel alive. In summary, Overfield offers you so many things and you dont even have to pay a single dime since the game is free to play. I haven't found a reason to spend yet but I definitely will once there's a character I like for Gacha. There's a lot more stuff to do, more places to see for me as of this review I have only 87% the first world and theres 3 more for me to say I've reached endgame in Overfield.