X4: Foundations

也是玩了几百个小时了，说说我自己的评价吧 优点：覆盖面真的很广，你能想到的绝大部分太空玩法都有，画面不是很好但这让我这种老电脑也能带动。可以说是太空歌剧爱好者必玩之作了 缺点：成也真实败也真实，我花了约40h才算成功上手，新手引导的作用宛如电瓶车上的拼好饭，纯粹的棍母。开局学停船研究了半个小时，主线也是又臭又长。上手成本和难度不是一般的高。

Expected more serious No Mans Sky. Expected Eve offline. Got the most fun and infuriating experience I've had in the last 5 years. You play space sim then you get tired and switch to RTS game that slowly evolves into grand strategy. Totally worth it!

This game is very frustrating. You need a PhD to work things out. It has bugs, janky animations (I watched an NPC run sideways with their arms flailing like a doll, and water shoot straight out of someone's feet instead of their hose), and voice acting where some characters whisper while others sound like they're standing right next to the mic. The default controls are a nightmare, so you'll want to change them straight away. The missions aren't clear about what they want from you either. One early mission told me to find a station and upload a virus without ever saying where to go. Turns out I had to scan for a random data leak hidden somewhere on a hostile pirate station, using an audio cue I almost missed. Another told me to deploy mines with no hotkey and no explanation, and when I finally found the right menu, it turned out I didn't even have any mines, something the game never told me I needed to buy. Then a later mission wanted me to plant a bomb costing over 90,000 credits when I'd started with only 10,000. I've failed missions and spent way longer than I should have just because the game never told me what I needed. As a new player, you're going to have a hard time. But if you don't mind the learning curve, there's a genuinely deep system underneath. Factions aren't just names on a map. They grow, shrink, and need resources just like you do. I watched Xenon push into Argon space, build a defense platform, and start wiping out ships and factories before the locals did much about it. You can help a faction grow, starve another of resources, or ignore the lot and watch the universe do its own thing. Long-term players already know about the jank and don't care anymore. They've heard the voice lines a hundred times, they're used to the animations glitching, and they've worked out the missions the hard way, including little traps like needing to select your ship on the map before you can actually give it an order, which isn't explained anywhere and cost me a good chunk of confused troubleshooting. They're not here for polish, they're here for the systems. Think of it as a budget, single-player version of EVE Online, or Dwarf Fortress with a coat of paint. If you've played Factorio and liked figuring things out rather than being told, you'll get the appeal. It's just nowhere near as polished as either of those. That's really the whole problem. It's a good game. You just need 20 to 40 hours to get past the sharp edges before you start seeing the smooth parts underneath. That's a big ask for a new player. So would I recommend it? Not yet. After years of updates and expansions, there's still far too much that needs fixing. If you can look past the broken parts, there's a real gem in here. Maybe I'll change my mind further in. Maybe I'll end up like one of those veteran players: Cypher looking at the Matrix, "All I see is blonde, brunette, redhead." Current recommendation: Not yet. Ask me again in 40 hours. And yes, written from my own 40+ hours in the game and got AI to grammar check and make it more understandable.

the game that ceep's on giving :)

no mans sky but the devs locked in with the combat

Excellent universe simulation, economy, station building, empire building. Fly yourself or manage from anywhere.

This game has so much potential, but it absolutely does not want you to play it. I had to run to Google for help figuring out the TUTORIALS. Barely into the "story mode" - such as it is - after constantly going back to the web to find out what to do and how to do it, the very first time the game throws hostiles at me and I'm totally overmatched and destroyed. I can't remember the last time a game tried this hard to make me quit. They've made a wonderfully complex system and refuse to tell you how to use it, or why.