issue167:jeux_ubuntu
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**Unlike SimCity, these types of games introduce tiers, where, say, at the first tier you need only food and shelter, the next tier may be religion, and now you need temples and different resources to progress. You can also regress to a previous tier, if you can not keep up with supply and demand. Tier two may need fountains and gardens to maintain the status quo, and to have those you may need different resources still, making the micro management more intense. Twenty years ago, this type of gameplay was the norm; now, however, it feels more of an armchair general situation. Again, if I compare it to a modern version of the genre, like Frostpunk, the gameplay feels lacking. There is no innovation, there is only a higher resolution from Zeus that I played twenty years ago. That was a bit disappointing. That said, there is nothing “wrong” with the game, but there is that “it would have been nice” that is missing, if you know what I mean. It still is a time sink, where you can while away a lazy Sunday afternoon without noticing it. If your intention is nostalgia, the game does not disappoint. You can simply drop in and play, without reading a manual. The mechanics are simple and easy to learn, making the entry to the game accessible to all. Like the games that came before it, there is some replay value, but not much.** | **Unlike SimCity, these types of games introduce tiers, where, say, at the first tier you need only food and shelter, the next tier may be religion, and now you need temples and different resources to progress. You can also regress to a previous tier, if you can not keep up with supply and demand. Tier two may need fountains and gardens to maintain the status quo, and to have those you may need different resources still, making the micro management more intense. Twenty years ago, this type of gameplay was the norm; now, however, it feels more of an armchair general situation. Again, if I compare it to a modern version of the genre, like Frostpunk, the gameplay feels lacking. There is no innovation, there is only a higher resolution from Zeus that I played twenty years ago. That was a bit disappointing. That said, there is nothing “wrong” with the game, but there is that “it would have been nice” that is missing, if you know what I mean. It still is a time sink, where you can while away a lazy Sunday afternoon without noticing it. If your intention is nostalgia, the game does not disappoint. You can simply drop in and play, without reading a manual. The mechanics are simple and easy to learn, making the entry to the game accessible to all. Like the games that came before it, there is some replay value, but not much.** | ||
- | Contrairement à SimCity, ces types de jeu introduisent des niveaux où, disons, au premier niveau, il vous suffit de trouver un abri et de la nourriture ; | + | Contrairement à SimCity, ces types de jeu introduisent des niveaux où, disons, au premier niveau, il vous suffit de trouver un abri et de la nourriture ; |
issue167/jeux_ubuntu.1617198346.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2021/03/31 15:45 de andre_domenech