Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery

Code Name Bakery was certainly a very enjoyable game. The storytelling was very good and was newcomer-friendly (for reference, it takes part in the same universe as gacha game Girls' Frontline, and my knowledge on the story in the series is limited at best). I'll admit that this is one of [i]very[/i] few games I've bought on day one (and I still don't recommend doing as such) but I'd honestly consider my money well spent. The combat is fun and the difficulty options mean you can experience the story even if you kind of suck at tactics. For reference, my playthrough hit several difficulty spikes on the normal difficulty option (a couple of which made me put the game down for a few weeks), but there's also two higher difficulties (though I think one is unlockable - I don't see the option when starting a new campaign) and two lower difficulties (one being a "story" mode, so to speak, where friendly characters are obscenely powerful). The art is very nice; there's plenty of CGs and even the sprite art has lots of character to it. Cutscenes (generally represented with the same sprites seen in gameplay) are particularly well-done. The soundtrack isn't very memorable, but it set the mood well. I can safely say I like a lot of the soundtrack, but it's probably not going in my playlist. The game shines best in its more open-ended combat missions. Being outnumbered (quite severely - I'm pretty sure in some missions you're outnumbered over ten to one) means you have to play smart, and tools like mines and utilities like smoke grenades become just as important as your damage dealers. The game's item system offers a decent amount of freedom, and lets you figure out a system that's good for you. I, for example, leaned heavily into utility items, and reduced enemy stats to ensure safer kills (where I had the alternative option of just blasting the enemy with more bombs). That being said, some items are practically required from their sheer utility against endgame threats. The game's stealth missions are probably its weakest. They play more like puzzles than anything else, and while there is some leeway for error, it's not uncommon to have to rewind three to ten turns in the harder missions when you realise you've softlocked yourself. As of recently, you can beat a lot of these missions without stealth but the enemies are naturally stronger to compensate (there's a reason you're sneaking into the enemy base instead of kicking in their front door!) so caution is advised. On a fun side-note, the ability to "go loud" in stealth missions was actually due to community feedback showing a strong preference for combat missions. In other words, the devs actually listen to feedback! The story is very good, though I dislike the means of unlocking the final chapter of the story. [spoiler]Collecting a lore item in every prior stage got tedious quickly, [/spoiler]though I admit it allowed me to farm extra Parts (used for creating items) and EXP. I can only imagine it being even more tedious if one isn't interested in the greater lore of the world. Playthroughs are locked into a linear fashion (once you clear the first stage, you get put straight into a preparation screen for the second), but you can replay a chapter (of which there are five that make up the main story) upon completion. Notably, this ability goes away upon starting the next chapter, so you're forced to decide when you've prepared enough. Farming is also limited by some limited parts (you can only make 3 top-tier turrets in the whole game, for example) and an EXP cap that raises as you clear stages. As a side note, this game also comes with "2092R", a remake of the game Code Name Bakery is based on. While it uses assets from Code Name Bakery, it feels different in a way that's hard to describe. Character sprites are different - more closely aligned with the original game's characters, and the game is mechanically fairly different (for example, moving in stealth is far slower, which encourages knowing when to get up and run between points more than in Code Name Bakery). In terms of playtime, your skill level will determine a decent amount of it but expect to clock about 60-100 hours by the time you've cleared the main story. I've only played the very start of 2092R, so I don't know how long that is. TL;DR: Recommended. It's just a really good game, and the devs have adjusted the more disliked parts of the game in a good response to feedback.

New game: Improvise, Adapt, Overcome. New game +: competitive genocide Remember to pee and take a dump before starting chapter 5.

The game is not perfect, I am not a person who enjoys stealth missions. However, aside from my grievances with the occasional stealth mission, I really enjoyed playing this game. The gameplay, the story and the music were all enjoyable and memorable. The small references they place here and there to Girls' Frontline are great. Overall, definitely one of the best single player games I've played. I really hope Micateam decides to make a sequel.

imagine being an URNC goon moving in to capture the target or whatever only to be halted by several turrets, a torrent of tear gas and smoke, virtual gravel that gets in the shoes, a large number of explosive booby traps, an impassable barricade materializing out of thin air, and a funny "high-tech" cardboard cutout that you absolutely must prioritize shooting over anything else

턴제 전략게임이 아니라 지루한 묘수풀이 게임임 특정맵은 거의 답이 정해져 있는 수준임 그렇다고 그 과정이 재미있는 것도 아님 그냥 정해져 있는답에서 하나라도 벗어나면 지1랄남 스탤스는 쓰레기고 나머지는 그럭저럭인데 스탤스가 절반임

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作为一个80后玩家，玩过火焰纹章、梦幻模拟战、超级机器人大战、光明传说、FF战略版、特勤机甲队、基连野望等战旗游戏的资深爱好者，个人认为《面包房行动》在策略性方面是拉满的。人物技能、枪械改装、道具使用、数值设计方面，都能看出制作组的诚意。 游戏内容可以说是量大管饱，100个小时绝对不够，自我摸索想要完美的话，估计得150小时以上，音乐也是顶级的，只是有些地方可能用力稍猛。 剧情方面见仁见智，我是一个少前IP粉丝，早就听说面包房大名，最近入了坑，可以补全很多少前的世界观，人物和时间线和少前1、2感觉都能衔接的上。羽中虽说有吃书情况，但整体设定、剧情走向的把控还是值得称道。 说下缺点，也可能是优点，就是关卡难度较高，需要反复S/L才能完美通关，有些关卡甚至打到中途发现进入了死局，需要推倒重开（比如3-6）。但怎么说呢，我觉得制作组至少玩过自己的游戏，都能过，不像某些。游戏设置了练习关，虽然无聊，但可以通过刷等级降低主线难度，也算是提供了一条路径。 最后总结，对我来说，游戏可以给到9/10

Certainty of death. Small chance of success. Well, what are we waiting for? RC will require multiple attempts, especially the stealth maps. The odds are stacked against you, and your resources are limited. The game will call upon you to use every mechanic - vision mechanics, items, abilities, terrain - to make it through. And it will be most satisfying when you pull it off. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys the SRPG genre and some solid writing that Mica Team is known for