Скорошни рецензии на Nightwalker

Game mechanics are HORRID! Game fails to respond to quicktime keyboard events. You can't even play the game until you complete the quicktime event trainer level, which essentially makes the game unplayable.


I wish I played the tutorial right after I bought this game so I would have known how bad the controls were so I could get a refund.

This game is made for consoles, not PCs. Don't even try playing this with a keyboard and mouse.

This game has some good elements and does look good... However, if you want a more open world and the feeling of really engineering a ship, go with StarMade instead (the only similiary starmade to minecraft is it's square voxal basis--but that's where the similiarties end: block placement matters, collecting materials will visibly fill up your cargo holds and affect your flying, and much more).

If you want a space ship bulding sim with a storyline, go with this game. If you want a game that is truly open where you can leave your ship and explore new worlds and stations, go with StarMade. If you want an easy game with simplistic ship engineering, go wit Avorion, otherwise go with StarMade. Unlike StarMade, you can not make turrets and upgrades from mined equipment, you also have arbitrary limitations on your ships configuration. StarMade, on the other hand, you could play without ever interacitng with a station and have a fully loaded out ship from the materails you mine in the universe.

Overall this is an okay game, and I enjoyed playing it, but it you don't have nearly as much freedom as you do in StarMade.

Go ahead and buy this game, is is fairly easy to learn. But I also strongly recommend looking at StarMade if you are into games of this type.

The game lacks depth. You fly around and eat asteroids with your lasers, and occasionally pick up new crew, or loose them. As your ship gets bigger, so do the ships you encounter.

Game looks great, until you play it for awhile. Planet management UI is poorly thought out. Then there is the end-game "fallen/awakened" empires which exist to make the game miserable in the end. It looks like they were trying to borrow stuff from Masters of Orion but failing miserably. There are far better games in this genre to waist your time on this one.

ONE playrhough can take around 50 hours, only to get deccimated by a fallen empire has tech you can never get your hands on in an impossibly large flreet. Yes, Masters of Orion had a lost race to, but you had to go looking for them to provoke them. Only good thing was the Babylon 5 quote: "Giants in the playground"

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Fun game.. the ability to build your own colonies, travel around in a ship, and make your own space stations is fun... and there's also a storyline that you can follow at your own pace. Great for casual play too.

Game dev was lazy and didn't add a save game feature.

This is basically different spin on Starbound, with a slightly better interface, but much less that you can do game-wise, and zero replay value as the maps are static. If you had to choose between this and Starbound, get Starbound. Granted, the game is still early access, so maybe that'll change, but doubtful. Sure, there's a ship, but don't get your hopes up about doing anything with it (spoiler: you can't, you can just walk around inside and dig through peeps underware drawers and find their secret diaries).

Unfortunately steam's rating system is merely yes/no. This kind of binary rating system is inherently flawed. Since I can't fully recommend the game over another it copied, I have to give it a thumbs down.

The game devs allow you to disable mobs, and override some BAD design/balance decisions when creating a new map. Great to play with friends on a private server, or even solo. Wouldn't recommend playing on public servers ever.

Here are some dinos to disable right away:

Pegomastax - steals items, can't be recovered ever
Ichthyornis - steals items, can't be recovered ever
Leedsichthys -- aggros boats and intentionally clips through structures (behavior can be disabled through Moby-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mod)

There are some kerbal dolls (see kerbal space program) hidden on some of the stations. That was cool. The game it's self is not at all like X3. I miss being able to exit my ship and fix it with a repair beam (although I would have liked this to not be considered a hostile action in X3 when doing it to other ships and stations--something I think is bug).

Interacting with aliens makes no sense. There is this weird frequency bar mini-game that's never explained , and, depending on when you click depeds on if your dialouge action is positive or negative (even when you think you've figured it out, the success results still seem entirely random)--more negative, and your rating goes down with them or that faction, more positive and you can get better prices. Yeah sure, it's cool to be able to get out of your ship and explore stations, but that ends up being the majority of the game. You never have to fly around to make a fortune--just sneak around stations and raiding stuff. You're also suck with one ship type, and that's it. If they took X3, and added the ability to explore stations and explore your own ship, then yeah, it would have been a good game... not this. I could never really get into it.

Hold out for the next release of X, and lets hope they get it right this time.