Little Brother Jim 评测

吉姆小老弟~ 一款将步行模拟+考驾照模拟结合的游戏！ 可以看出，作者在想方设法地寻求游戏形式的创新。但我得坦言，这次的创新，有点不尽如人意。 进入步行模拟章节前的10个驾车小章节，玩起来是真的像考驾照——直行、过弯、过障碍、侧方位停车……这就导致在游玩了一定时间以后，会让人失去玩这个驾车小游戏的兴趣。于是乎，玩家便连续按“N”键跳过章节，直接到步行模拟部分。 那么，这样说的话，如果玩家感到了无聊，每一个驾车小游戏都跳过的话，那么开发者费心设计的章节，大家都不想去玩，那还把这些章节做出来有什么意义呢？因此，为了提高游戏性，也是为了对得起自己的努力，我希望作者再多花些心思思考游戏的创新，把游戏做得更好玩一些。（我提议，可以把开车的部分做成主角的旅行。一个场景切换到下一个场景之间，可以做成主角的驾车旅行，沿途设置些有特色的风景，玩起来的体验会比停车小游戏要强一些） 步行模拟部分没什么好说的，正常发挥。只是每封信件的字体都太花哨了，我一个不以英语为母语的玩家，看起来还真有点吃力。 另外，下一款作品，我希望作者可以将场景设置在乡村或欧洲小镇（就像万众狂欢），去简简单单地讲一个好故事。近几作游戏都将场景设置在荒山野岭。那毫无人烟的样子，走起来还真是难免有孤独和压抑的感觉。（所以本作在最后看见远方的城市的时候，我还真是蛮惊喜的） 顺便说，作者还可参考David Wehle制作的Home is where one starts，故事仅仅发生在主角的房子后院，但剧情与氛围的塑造都超乎寻常的好。因此，作者也不妨尝试将格局缩小，细细挖掘角色背后的故事。 Little Brother Jim~ A game that combines walking simulator and driving license exam~ It can be seen from this game that the creator is trying to seek some innovations. But, to be honest, this one is not that good. Before entering the walking simulator section, there are 10 short parking chapters, and they really play like a driving license exam -- go straight, go through corners, drive past obstacles, and park the car... After a certain amount of time of playing, players may lose their interests. So they may press the "N" key to skip parking chapters and go straight to the walking simulator section. In that case, if players get bored and skip every parking chapters, then what's the point of making them. You must have put a lot of effort into designing them. Therefore, to make it worth your while, it is necessary to think about how to make the game more interesting. (My suggestion, you can make the parking part into a self-driving tour for the main character. Before entering into the next chapter, the main character needs to travel by a car. The driving experience will be better if you put some special scenery along the trip) The walking simulator section is fine to me. However, the font of those letters is too...well, as an non-English speaker, it is difficult for me to read them. By the way, I hope you can set the scene of your next game in a countryside or a small European town (like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture) to tell some good stories. Most of your recent games take place in the wilderness, and walking in those desolate mountains and forests really gives me a sense of loneliness and depression. (So I felt truly surprised to find a city at the end of this game) In addition, you can also refer to David Wehle's walking simulator game: Home is where one starts. The story only takes place in the main character's house and backyard, but the story and atmosphere he created are unexpectedly good. Therefore, you may as well try to narrow down the pattern and dig into the story behind the character.