Honeycomb: The World Beyond - 日本語レビュー0件・全言語レビュー18件・評価・同時接続数

Imagine Starfield, but walking around a planet with a scanner and building outposts is the entire game. Imagine Subnautica, but even more linear and without an ocean to explore. It feels like weird mish-mash of ideas with no clear design intent beyond "insert_title had that". For example, there's half a dozen metals you build stuff with. In Starfield, you gotta travel around multiple planets/systems to get your hands on all of them. In Subnautica, it likewise serves to encourage exploration of different biomes. Here, all the resources are located within dedicated POIs and respawn quickly, so if you want more silver you crawl into the same cave again and again. So what's the point? Or another example, how do you make a survival game? By adding a ton of dangerous conditions from bleeding to sprained leg. How do you keep such a game casual at the same time? By making said conditions disappear on their own an hour later, which the game conveniently lets you skip while you're crafting something. It's just awkward to play. Even a few planters require spamming a ton of water pumps around your base, meanwhile a single wind turbine will cover your power needs foreverish. The plants take 5 business days to grow, and barely fill your hunger bar. It's actually somehow better to keep harvesting wild plants around your base instead, as they respawn all the time and you get them with the least amount of busywork. Soon enough you get a hover board, but it's equally awkward to traverse the jungle with it, limiting its use to moving along the shallow river. Sure, I never got around to grafting one tree onto another and maybe getting something cool out of it, but a game that handholds you throughout the experience to the point it tells you where your base needs to be... I just can't bring myself to treat it like a sandbox. Long story short, it wants to sit on two chairs, only to clumsily fall to the floor. For a world to live in, it's too rigid and linear. And for an adventure to go on, there's just nothing going on here beside "here's a cute animal that jumps when you jump".

Planet Crafter vomits in this game's face Pros: #1. The game is pretty #2. The animals are cute Cons: #1. The game has 'game settings' which you can set when you create the world, but nothing after the game begins, which means you're completely unable to change the hunger/thirst/stamina/lootdrop/etc. of the game after that initial selection ever again. #2. No 'dual keybindings' (which is a big issue in a game like this) #3. The game has crafting from storage, but only when you are INSIDE your actual building, not outside, which means anytime that you want to expand your base or build any power/water/etc. buildings then you have to go to your storage and get the resources from it before you can build. #4. No 'store similar' button #5. No 'mute audio when focus lost' option #6. The game falls into the same trap which Starfield did, which is that the game forces you to basically always have your 'scanner' enabled, which means for 90% of the game you're going to have a blue piss-filter and blue vignette on your screen, due to the scanner being enabled constantly. The dev could easily have made this effect removable. #7. New blueprints are unlocked when completing certain steps, and if you don't complete those steps, then you'll never unlock that blueprint. One example which I had is where the game requires you to go to sleep in a bed, but you can disable sleep completely in the game settings, so why would you ever build a bed, or go to sleep? Well then you'll never unlock that next blueprint I guess... #8. Animals are glitchy, and they teleport in-and-out of existence randomly #9. The game only has a single manual save slot #10. Many of the game's menus are missing tooltips, so if you are looking at a storage container, then it won't show any tooltip on an item, but if you exit and then open your own inventory, then it shows the tooltip over there. #11. The game arbitrarily limits the amount of items you can craft at a time (sometimes it's 1, or 5, or 10), so you have to click craft and then wait for the crafting period 10 times, if you want to craft some items 10 times. #12. The game is missing many tooltips, like what does "Draw Resources" mean? and "River Force"? #13. There's zero info regarding what actually changes between the 3 different difficulty options (Scientist, Survivalist and Space Hell). #14. The storages a limited to 100kg, which isn't a lot. In 4hours of gameplay, I already filled up 4 storages, which means after 20hours you'll have 20 full storages, etc. and since you can't label your storages, this means you'll have an entire room, or multiple rooms, full of storage containers. #15. The tutorial is bad #16. There's a few places in the game I've seen where the trees aren't even attached to the ground #17. The game has a non-sensical timer on all plants which makes it so that plant fruits that are on the ground will disappear after a short period (even when you've disabled food decay), and even the fruits still on the plants also disappear after a short period, which means all of the plants in the game are on a perpetual cycle of never letting you actually collect more than just 1 or 2 of the fruits per plant (and sometimes the plant won't have any fruit on it, or on the ground either, even if you've never touched the plant) #18. Terrible hitboxes on buildings and certain environments #19. 3 crashes in the first few hours of the game #20. When attempting to build something, you aren't given any information regarding WHY you can't place an object #21. The publisher of this game is Snail Games, which is a scum publisher with a history of abandoning games and screwing customers #22. The game is for sale in places that commit crimes against humanity, like Izrael and Ruzzia. Considering that "Planet Crafter" was created by just 2 people, it's just shocking how many issues there are with this game... now, it's issues that the devs can certainly fix in time, like especially #1, #2, #3, #6 and #9... if those 5 issues were fixed then I would have been able to recommend this game, even with all the other dozen or more issues that it has, but as it stands, the game just isn't fun and you're far better off spending your money on Planet Crafter or Subnautica or Satisfactory. My first 4hours with the game (I'll update my review as I play more of the game): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hjtnfTEghg&t=13688s

First 3 minutes into the game, crash. Haven't had a game crash since early 2000's. Ok start again, crash. Crash. Then it starts up in TSR mode and was previously on FSR. NOW it's stable, no crash. Ok lesson learned. Beginning tutorial is a joke. Tells you to find titanium with no marker. I wonder around and around without the ability to craft food or drink, fell 3 times in the dark, breaks your ankle so you can't sprint. Now I'm walking so slowly and into a pack of wolves with no way to defend myself all the while NO titanium to complete the first task. I'm not about hand holding but that's totally stupid. $25 to get annoyed and stressed out? Yea no thanks, refunded, will never touch anything from these people again. Oh and even with FSR off, god forbid I try clicking anything in the menu, guess what, kicks you out to Windows. Given all the games I play and my PC specs I've never had such a horrible experience before. Ever!