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Website: https://www.gog.com/game/graveyard_keeper Price: $20 Graveyard keeper for Linux from GOG is a mere 230 MB download. My expectations were a time management game with a novel theme. Boy, was I wrong! Graveyard keeper seems to be a fully fledged role play game in the vein of those Nintendo classics. First things first. When I launched the game after installation, I ended up with CPU's being maxed out and memory being maxed out. After killing the process and starting it again, I was presented with a loading screen and moderate CPU usage. Not the best start, but I decided to dive in anyway.
Site Web : https://www.gog.com/game/graveyard_keeper
Prix : 20 $
Le téléchargement de Graveyard Keeper pour Linux à partir de GOG ne fait que 230 Mo. Je m'attendais à un jeu de gestion de temps avec un thème novateur. Mais j'avais tout faux ! Graveyard Keeper semble être un jeu de rôle véritable dans le genre des classiques de chez Nintendo.
Tout d'abord, quand j'ai lancé le jeu après son installation, le processeur et la mémoire ont fini au maximum. Après avoir tué le processus et l'avoir redémarré, un écran de chargement était affiché et l'usage du processeur était modéré. Pas un très bon début, mais j'ai décidé de m'y lancer quand même.
You are presented with a small introductory animation that tells the story. There is no way to speed it up or skip it. My button presses were redirected to > dev/null. One thing that immediately jumps out at you is the amazing pixel art. From your hamster character (what we call hipsters here) to the building interior details, just beautiful. The music and sound effects suit the game well. The NPCs have voices! Nonsensical ones, but voices nonetheless. If you are like me, the typing whir sounds made when NPCs “talk” drive me batty. The amount of information you are presented with is great. Interacting with NPCs fill the story out like it is supposed to. The story unfolds at a decent pace and it's hard not to like a game with grim humor. You harvest meat from fresh corpses, with an alcoholic skull to keep you company, and a communist talking donkey. When I saw the above, I said: “I'm in!” Your boss is the Bishop, with a completely different sense of humor. The townspeople are more like city folk who will walk right over you if you stop in the middle of the road. Great! That said, not everyone has a dark sense of humor, and the game may not appeal to those dried-up prudes. You have been warned. To me, this all adds to the character of the game. This looks to be a long game in a sub 500 MB download. (They say dynamite does come in small packages), so prepare yourself to lose a couple of hours to this game. Do not expect harvest moon or Stardew valley, go in expecting nothing and you will be pleasantly surprised. Apparently, being a graveyard keeper is not a sad or creepy job - yes there is the human hamburger angle, but I do not think it was intended to be creepy.
Vous voyez d'abord une brève animation d'introduction qui raconte l'histoire. Il n'y a aucun moyen de l'accélérer ou de l'omettre, car tous mes appuis sur les boutons étaient redirigeaient à > dev/null. Une chose qui vous saute immédiatement aux yeux est l'art pixel époustouflant. De votre personnage de hamster (nous l'appelons hipster ici) aux détails de l'intérieur des bâtiments, tout est tout simplement beau. La musique et les bruitages s'accordent bien au jeu. Les NPC ont des voix ! Des voix insensées, mais des voix néanmoins. Si vous êtes comme moi, les bruits de ronronnements dactylographiques que font les NPC quand ils « parlent » vous rendront chèvre. On vous fournit d'une quantité d'informations parfaite est l'interaction avec les NPC étoffe l'histoire comme elle est censée faire.
L'histoire se dévoile à une vitesse acceptable et c'est difficile de ne pas apprécier un jeu dans l'humour est noir. Vous prenez de la viande sur des cadavres frais tandis qu'un crâne alcoolique et un âne dont les paroles indiquent qu'il est communiste vous accompagnent. Quant j'ai vu cela, j'ai dit : « C'est pour moi ! » . Votre boss est l'Évêque, qui a un sens de l'humour totalement différent. Les gens de la commune sont plutôt des citadins qui vous piétineront si vous vous arrêtez en plein milieu de la route. Magnifique ! Cela étant dit, tout le monde n'a pas un sens de l'humour sombre et le jeu peut ne pas plaire à ces
You first need to get to the human hamburger part anyway, and that requires some work on your part. What I do appreciate is that the game does not hold your hand. It will tell you what to do, but how you do it is up to you.
Oh, and you cannot just do either, you need to learn how and get the appropriate tools. You have a skill tree. To unloappartenance ck technologies, you need to hear about it from someone, though there are a few you figure out as you go. All of this hinges on a 3-point system with red, green and blue crystals. They represent strength, health and intelligence.
The map is large and looks fantastic. (Did I mention the beautiful pixel art?) I did run into a bit of lag when traveling long distances, but this may have been part of the design, as it was night. With all the quests, you can sometimes forget that you actually have a graveyard to run, but, all in all, way above expectations.
Now the “bad” part. People complain that the game is not complete and should not have been released. I can honestly say I do not agree. All my quests worked without hitch, I understand that some quests have time and place, and certain characters may not want to talk to you if the time and place is not right, but that is par for the course.
The core mechanic seems to be: make money, be it by selling people burgers or organs. By hook or by crook…
Sound: 4/5 Graphics: 5/5 Game play: 4/5 Last ability: 4/5