Scavland

发售前说有中文，买了发现没有，这不是诈骗么？ Before the sale, it was said that there would be Chinese version, but after purchasing, I found there wasn't. Isn't this a scam?

中文终于装上了，但还是个半成品，在这里你将体验到： 无尽的通马桶 巨大地图跑图交上面马桶任务 商人好感要求巨高而且每个人单独计算导致你的马桶巨大 因为马桶巨大所以玩了一天5小时了还只能用铁管枪 一边跑一边下崽的巨大母耗子 偷袭射你就跑的恶心蝎子 毫无人物成长，没有RPG要素没有正反馈 上班已经够累了，能不能把游戏做好再端上来，玩这游戏跟上班也差不多了

世界観というかロシア感に合わせて脳筋すると難しめだけど本気でプレイするととんでもなくぬるい。 金も弾も回復も有り余るのに0.7でさらに経済緩和されてもうアイテム漁りする喜びがなくなってしまった。 武器や装備の耐久も言うほど減らないのがさらに減らなくなって無限。 消費先をくれ。あと紙すぎて裸と大差ないせいで存在価値のない防具はもうちょっとマシにしてくれ。 以下スポイラー 本気でやってるのに難しいと思ってる人はヘッドショット判定の存在とナガンの強さを学ぶといい。 それでも難しいならセーブロードでタゲ切れるグリッチがあるぞ。

some of these reviews are fair on the criticism, some.. well are just not lol allot of people are going to say play similar to zero sievert, thats true but it follows stalker formula instead of tarkov. [b] now honestly for the price point there should have been these couple things already in the game [/b] [list] [*] paid fast travel system [*] extended backpack system, ( better than what's in the game now ) [/list] thats really honestly it for me. [b] but what this game does really good [/b] [list] [*] open world environment [*] weapon smith [*] gunplay [*] ui [*] characters [*] animations [*] looting [/list] [b] i dont have too many bad things to say but i have had a couple issues that id had hoped where ironed out before EA. [/b] [list] [*] been a couple times in early game ill get a mission to go clear some rats... ooh boy. there was about 60 of those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!!! thats just insane for early game! [*] armor condition breaks way to fast! this one really upsets me. really was hoping they would have tuned this in. they did for the weapons.. but not the armor. [*] when ads'ing the mouse cursor will lock like your playing with a controller even with aim assist turned off. [/list] honestly this game id say deserves more of a 7 out of 10 right now but could be a bit higher if they get some work done in the QOL and content departments. [b] I still recommend this, there is allot of fun to be had. [/b]

[h3] Edit 9/5/2026: Due to the new patch, the review required updating as some things I complained about were changed/updated. A lot of things were changed and overall the game is in a much better state after only one update. I would now fully recommend this game, period. Awesome work devs! Also a general editing pass to fix my adhd brain first impressions being all over the place. [/h3] I like this game, the vibes are good, the atmosphere is top notch, the art style is something very unique and fits the game very well. Combat is pretty good, music and sound design are definitely a highlight. The inspirations are obvious, and as a Stalker Gamma enjoyer this is right up my alley. It's quite hard by design, even harder than Gamma at the start in my opinion. If you want a tip, loot EVERYTHING, the starter place you spawn in is quite big, so instead of jumping on quests, run around and loot everything before leaving. Selling basic junk adds up very quick. The game gives you a very basic tutorial and sets you completely free. This isn't a negative for me personally, I actually love sandbox survival games that don't tell you anything and just let you explore/figure it out on your own. Though, some of the early quests they give you are just way too hard for what you have (I'm looking at you Stash quest that makes you fight 60 rats = my first death). I feel like the main problem is that the beginner experience isn't tailored to a low gear/new character too much so it's quite brutal at the start until you find your stride. Same thing happens when you start Stalker Gamma or Anomaly, but with no other way to really make money and progress it feels pretty tough to start out unless you've played the game before which I haven't. Everything is working against you in this game, the environment, each bullet you use and damage you take is costing you money. Use too many bullets, or take too much damage and you will find yourself very broke, hurt, and without meds and ammo. This is a hardcore survival game through and through, but I still enjoy it quite a bit. The game has three difficulty modes, an explorer type mode where the focus is more casual friendly, it's easier overall, you don't drop anything on death. A sort of Roguelike mode where you drop some items on death but can go and loot your dead body, or the classic Ironman Mode. I went with the "I'm not a masochist and want to actually enjoy my first experience with the game mode" (Roguelike Mode) In my opinion, this game needed a bit more time to cook imo for early access. The base game is solid, the gameplay is on point with a few minor problems. However, it feels a bit too barebones at the moment of release. As of the launch day of Early Access, it launched without: -Sleeping: You lose visibility at night (makes complete sense) however you can not sleep to pass the time. If you don't want to be at a disadvantage fighting/exploring, you just have to wait throughout the night in real time. Days feel quite short. The devs plan to add this next week which is great! However it definitely harms the base experience on launch day. Makes no sense to me why it was not in at launch. -Cooking: You harvest all this Mutant meat and can't even cook it. They are planning to add this quite soon after launch. -Craft from Stash: Come on now, really? It's the year 2026 and you make a survival crafting game without this feature and the game feels like it came out in 2010 (in a bad way). It's made worse by the fact that the starter hub area has the Gun Crafting bench literally TWO FEET from the Stash. Also a planned feature. - Quest Item Marker/Completable Quest Marker/Lack of UI (Added in 9/5/2026 update yippy!): There is currently no way to know if you have an item you need for a quest (that isn't a quest item). If I loot a bunch of Rat Meat, the only way I would know I need it is if I remember it, or I physically go through my quest log. There needs to be an icon (like there is in Gamma) that lets you know it's needed for a quest so you don't sell it by accident. This can also be improved by replacing the "Quest Updated" marker when you loot a quest item with showing what the quest actually needs instead. For instance if I loot one Rat Meat, there should be a little notification that I now have 1/4 Rat Meat needed for (Quest Name here). Would really help! -Incremental Reloads: If you do half the animation of a reload, dodge, you will have to start the entire reload over again. This is something they [b] also [/b] are planning to add very soon after launch. (Starting to notice a trend?) -Skill System: I feel like the game could really use a skill system or a skill tree, maybe that's going against the dev's vision of the game but having some other sort of character progression besides gear would be nice. -Healing by Campfire (Added in 9/5/2026 update LETS GOOO!): This was a Stalker Gamma feature that I quite like and feel like it would fit right in here. Maybe make an animation where they play a little guitar, or roast a marshmallow while they heal. Not a negative on the game, but it would help a little with some of the early game struggles I think. -Cosmetic Items (Addressed with update 9/5/2026 by removing them from the spawn table): Some items have descriptions about an item being used for crafting or possible uses for it. However the game currently doesn't have any use for them and instead are meant to be sold. How do I know this? Because I google searched it. The hammer (used for crafting) is currently useless, the crowbar (which is said to be able to pry things open) is also useless. Just seems confusing why you would add an item that is going to have a use later but add it before it's implemented correctly. Just causes unnecessary player confusion and hoarding items they don't need. There are more things I could complain about but this game needed another month at least to feel ready for Early Access. It needed Sleeping, Cooking, Craft from Stash, Quest Item Markers, and Incremental Reloads at launch for me to say this game would be ready. It's kind of a terrible experience if you buy the game at launch, find a lot of these problems and are told to wait a week or so for them to add them. Why weren't they available at launch? Why not delay it just a little bit to have that solid player retention? It feels rushed, I have to wait for all these features, so at that point, why would the players just not wait for 1.0 to finally jump in and get a full experience? Some people might even forget about this game while they wait for 1.0. See how rushing the game out is a problem? You lost a lot of potential feedback and only a small hardcore player base will stick around update to update. I know, I've shat on the game this entire time, I truly do like it, but these are just mind-boggling decisions being made here, how are some of these features not already in the game? I'm not a QA tester or anything like that, I noticed these things within hour ONE of playing the game, how did the devs not? Just makes no sense, the only reason would be that the Early Access was rushed or they had a deadline set (not inherently a bad thing) and the game clearly suffered for it. Despite that, I recommend the game because this looks like a game that will be really good at 1.0, and buying in early saves you (probably) a decent amount of money. Plus you could follow the journey as the game progresses. The devs seem receptive to this feedback and I hope they listen and really take in the player response because it's definitely not a bad game by any means, apparently you can get about 30 hours for a first playthrough which is way above what I was expecting which is great. I look forward to more updates in the future!

こういうゲームなのはわかるけど壊滅的にQoLが低い QoLが低すぎるのは難易度とは違う

Comprei o Scavland meio na dúvida, mas já tô viciado a ponto de perder a noção das horas. Os criadores acertaram em cheio na atmosfera soviética pós-apocalíptica. O visual em pixel art é lindo demais e consegue passar aquela sensação de sufoco e solidão que a gente curte nesse estilo de jogo. O que mais me pegou foi o sistema de sobrevivência: o jogo não pega na sua mão e cada recurso realmente importa. A customização das armas e a tensão na hora de explorar cada canto escuro trazem uma vibe bem STALKER, sabe? Sem falar que o desempenho tá rodando super liso, inclusive no Deck. Quem curte um survival raiz, difícil e cheio de atmosfera, pode ir sem medo. Vale cada centavo!