Phoenotopia: Awakening

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类塞尔达神作无疑！ 游戏对世界观的描摹和表现是我特别中意的点，里面的无数NPC、城镇、建筑、收集品……无不展现着完整世界观的方方面面，配合游戏毫不逊色的美术画面和音乐的表现给我留下了深刻的印象。游戏用每个细节描绘出了一个有末日感但是并不绝望的世界，这个世界仍然充满了温情，里面的人们全都待人友善，令人向往。 作为一个游戏而言，《不死鸟传说》的关卡设置也比较优秀，游戏中充满了小支线、收集品，让人在游戏过程中保持新鲜感并满足收集的成就感。同时这些物品的任务与世界观结合紧密，既能满足游戏性又丝毫不会破坏沉浸感。 然而这款游戏也存在许多缺点，最大的问题莫过于其操作与市面上的多数平台游戏相比对玩家更不友好，个人认为主角的性能与敌人的强度并不匹配，难道较高。不过其难度调节的功能部分或完全地解决了这个问题。 另外部分关卡中机关过多，容易使人疲劳，并且缺少捷径，在需要重复进入以取得收集品时过于繁琐也会带来不可忽视的负面体验。 然而总体来说本作依然是不可多得的RPG佳作，喜欢塞尔达的朋友务必一试！

这游戏给我的感觉像是包裹了五颜六色糖衣的河豚肉，为了身心健康和血压正常，不太建议游玩。刚打到虫巢的位置，感觉白色高塔和虫巢难度过高了；没有任务书，要做什么任务几天没玩的话就会忘得一干二净；有些重要道具会挤占消耗品和食物的背包格子；以及为什么爆能枪要用月光石来修，从剧情和设定上来看完全不合理；操作手感比较僵硬；感觉大部分设计就是为了难而难，为了收集而收集

It's been a long time since I've played a game that made me want to explore everywhere and talk to all the NPCS. Great worldbuilding and has some touching moments. I kinda wish that they had just a little bit more content near the end.

choose the hardest "difficulty," which is really just the game as it was meant to be played. with basic critical thinking you can find ways to cheese or just get good in most difficult fights/areas. handholding mode was added to the game because of all the noobs in reviews and some still complain about difficulty so just put 2 and 2 together. this game has good combat, movement, puzzles, music, and worldbuilding. buy it so we get a sequel

Achievements don't work :(

There has never been such an incredible game that I hate to play. As most reviews will touch on, Phoenotopia has SO much going well for it! And yet, it is severely held back by movement/combat limitations that suck all the fun away. Environs are colorful and unique as the music and characters. The story is engaging, unusual, and brilliantly manages to weave complex lore in at a pace that feels neither sluggish nor overwhelming. I want to note this is an extremely rare trait to find in games with heavy lore. The world builds itself naturally, and this in turn lends itself to a stimulating game experience that makes you want to progress and keep learning. The writing is phenomenal. Quests are enjoyable and varied, as well! The visual style blends well with the rest of the game and is (crucially) not cluttered, even in areas meant to look busy. Again, this game has so much going well. ...And then, it doesn't. Movement is slippery and attacks are slow. Aim is very sensitive on ranged weapons, while your melee weapons have a range that's effectively zero. Together, this means you miss a lot and take tons of damage. And! The knockback on hit is immense. Now, all of this is frustrating, but would not be such a bother if the game didn't require you to regularly undergo fast-paced combat against tens of enemies at once, as well as 1,001 precision platforming puzzles (many of which are timed) in order to progress the story. Prime example: [spoiler]Ancient Vault near Adar's house. I was excited to finally be able to explore this place that had been hinted at from the beginning, but ended up leaving it incomplete because it's full of challenges that highlight the very worst of the movement and combat mechanics.[/spoiler] I'm just about done with the game, and I'm sad to say I'm finishing it just because I love the story and want to see it through. I will not be going out of my way to 100% it. Typically, I really enjoy stretching out playtime by finding hidden secrets or completing optional quests; Phoenotopia has plenty of those to offer! But the hassle, the thought of dealing with mechanics that fight you just as much as the enemies on screen, it's so not worth it,