Wayfinder

マルチプレイで遊ぶとかなり楽しいです。アクション面はパターンは少ないのかもしれないけど、かなりコアな方でない限り、キャラはサクサク動くし楽しめるだと思います。8人いるし、武器も好きなモノを使えます。得意武器のようなモノはあるかもしれませんが…。 過去にMMOとして発売しようとし、失敗してしまったようなので全体の評価は低めですが私はセールで800円くらいで買いました、内容はたっぷりです。

So far, this game has been very mediocre. It's got a few glaring bugs- I crashed twice trying to adjust my keybinds or edit settings, sometimes parts of the UI will disappear in multiplayer and perhaps singleplayer? The combat is very okay, the progression seems to involve a fair bit of grinding and a LOT of different resources, and the puzzles are simple but enjoyable. On the topic of progression, there are a total of I think 7 or 8 characters in the game, with your choice of 1 of 3 of them being available at the beginning of the game, then you unlock the rest progressively throughout the rest of the game (I assume, I only have 4 total so far.) None of the characters seem particularly interesting. They have 4 skills each, each with 3 linear upgrades to them. They have modest synergies such as an oil bomb being ignited by a fire bomb to cause more damage, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of build expression. There is a talent tree where you can spend points that you gain by leveling up a main level of a sort that is independent from your characters levels. Here you get primarily stat boosts, but there are 6-12 nodes that enhance your abilities or attacks, and 3 that are exclusive to each other and are meant to provide a large build defining boost. So far it seems like you can invest more in physical damage, ability damage or defense, and I'm not sure that each character has viable builds for each of those investments. The time spent to get to those would also likely be immense. The game is far more fun in multiplayer from what I've experienced, and thankfully has a way to look at the available multiplayer lobbies and join them. The multiplayer seems to have good connections and the gameplay itself is still fun with multiple people. You also seem to get more resources in multiplayer than in singleplayer because when you mine a rock everyone gets the rewards, but each player is able to mine each rock once. The graphics are okay. It doesn't particularly stand out in any way to me, though I find the character designs a bit boring in general. I might just not vibe with the art style much though. I cannot comment on the storyline because I don't focus on storylines much. Overall, the game reminds me a lot of Torchlight 2 in that it's a passable game, but it's also kind of mediocre. It's a 6/10 all around in my books, with the scale being that 5/10 being completely neutral and 4/10 being unpleasant to play. I bought the game for $3, and I consider that the be a fair price for the quality of this game. Though, if you enjoy it more than the 6/10 I would give it I think it has a lot of content and would be worth $15-20 if you play through the storyline and enjoy it.