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Posted on: June 29, 2016
TheUniporn
验证所有者游戏: 101 评论: 100
micro-review
This game is a masochistic combination of permadeath and randomness, but in the end you end up with a lot of fun and many short games. The game has a high degree of replayability as your ship will be shaped by random encounters at every step (also you get to unlock other ships and different ships layouts for your next games). Rating: FTL: Fun Travel Lemon http://pixelloot.com
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Posted on: August 20, 2016
OrphanD
验证所有者游戏: 271 评论: 1
Why this title?
Should have been called FML, as in you know.
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Posted on: March 19, 2017
AsadAli.855
验证所有者游戏: 160 评论: 4
Gaming Masterpiece
I don't give the title of "Masterpiece" very often, but FTL deserves it. I won't say much other than the fact that while this is a difficult game with a very minimalist approach, it excels in game play beyond the likes of many mainstream AAA titles. FTL requires attention, thinking, and a stable heart -- yes, it's an intense experience that makes those Star Trek battles feel a lot cooler than they look. This is the definition and standard of a space battle simulator. As far as I know, no game has done it better or will do it better for a long time to come. If there is anything else I could say it would be this: it's the only game in existence that I know of where losing 30 times in a row still makes me want to play it over and over again (I've only beaten it once). Love it and proud it's in my collection.
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Posted on: June 7, 2015
L.y
验证所有者游戏: 16 评论: 2
Lacks strategy, but still entertaining
The decisions you make when jumping faster than light from location to location and given some options to choose from are NOT real decisions but merely luck based options. There is little strategy and the problem with calling something strategical is peoples definitions differ on what the word strategy means to them. This next topic is a neutral one, each time you advance to the next location the rebel fleet is in pursuit giving you no chance to explore the entire sector. I feel as if I missed out on things but would never know as I had to jump to the next sector. The sense of urgency however keeps you quick on your feet, use as much time to explore and gain improvements to your ship before jumping faster than light to the next sector. I would not call that strategy as anyone that is able to think can accomplish it just by moving forward as the game forces you to do. Naming your crew, naming your ship, having crew members specialize in certain areas such as shields, engines, weapons, piloting, sensors and doors and also having a variety of races with their own particular special abilities, being able to choose different ships and different layouts (once you complete the required conditions) is where the game keeps me wanting to play more. I tend to favor games with this type of choice in personalizing the life forms you play along with the defensive or offensive structure you're using. The combat seems simple but still fun. When you play the game it makes you want to try out all the cool looking weapons eventually that can be attached to your ship (4 weapon slots). Upgrades to your ship include cloaking (for limited time) and you can shoot while cloaked if you upgrade. Drone upgrades that are defensive, offensive or utility based, also mind control and teleporting crew. Almost all of your ship systems can be upgraded which is important as which ones you decide to upgrade can help you progress or what you chose to upgrade at THAT time wasted resources. Buy it.
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Posted on: August 1, 2015
thereaverofdarkn
验证所有者游戏: 200 评论: 5
Fun but frustrating
This game has the potential to be a LOT of fun, but it's also very frustrating, especially early on when you're still getting the hang of how it works. There's a lot of fake difficulty in this game in which the best you can do is learn to assess the dangers of your choices and pick the best option, then hope the random number generator doesn't hate you too much. People claim that this game exemplifies the idea of flying by the seat of your pants, and just responding to any situation the game throws at you, but I have to strongly disagree. While it may have been intended to be played that way, in all actuality the consequences of your actions are so unintuitive and contradictory that your best bet is to completely deconstruct the game in your head over several playthroughs until you can just remember what the best choice is in any given situation. That being said, the game is really a lot of fun--though I think it'd be a lot more fun if it weren't designed to play unfairly--but if you can swallow your frustration and get the hang of it, there's a lot to enjoy. It's fairly short-lived, you'll probably get thoroughly tired of it after about 10-20 playthroughs, each of which can be done in one sitting over a few hours. But for that time, it'll have you captivated. I'd like to offer some warnings to prepare you for what you'll be up against. These aren't spoilers, just a heads up that may make the game a lot less needlessly frustrating. First and foremost, the decisions you make in text events follow a completely different set of rules from the main gameplay, for example your shields will not protect you from asteroids in a text event, while rock hull plating will not protect you from asteroids in actual combat. A lot of text event decisions will risk killing/removing one of your crewmembers but there's usually some hint of danger. Lastly, the AI will purposely give you opponents with exactly what they need to exploit your weaknesses.
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