SCP: Fragmented Minds Steam統計とチャート

It's been a while since I played any meaningful story-driven single-player experience. It's not far off to say that this game (so far, Chapter 1, at the time of this review) managed to keep me entertained much in the same way as something like Biohazard: the experience is linear, but progression is locked behind solving puzzles and completing objectives, while the story unfolds both directly in front of the player and indirectly through abandoned audio logs. I particularly like how this game leans into stealth-mechanics and more of a System Shock-like inventory management system. The player equipment also leans more toward puzzle-solving and environmental combat, which I think is nice for a change from the more weapon-focused Biohazard. One of my main gripes as of writing this review is that the game is overloaded with checkpoints; both manual and autosaves. It takes away from the tension of having to survive the anomalies in the facility. I found it particularly weird how there is no manual save in looping areas like the Lobby, the developers opting to scatter save points throughout many areas of non-interest. I think cutting down on some of the densely packed save locations would improve the survival horror aspect greatly. One thing that surprised me, however, is how good the chase sequence near the end of the chapter was. It has plenty of parkour and quick problem solving elements while incorporating larger spaces, aided by freedom of movement, which does put it above the artificiality of mascot horror's middling tag sequences (looking at you, Poppy Playtime). Overall, strong points: stealth, puzzle-centric weaponry, inventory system (future expansion with crafting and more im-sim elements?), environment (storytelling, aesthetics, player interactivity, progression cues), soundscape (I particularly like the viscerality of certain world objects like doors) Weak points: checkpoint management Recommended to: people who like the gameplay loop of Biohazard, creative weaponry, the aesthetic of DOOM (2016), and/or SCP: CB/Unity.