評論

• NekoTheLad

  Aug 16, 2023

  It's a fun game, it's slime rancher of course it is. But if you have to decide to either buy the first game or the sequel I highly recommend you pick the first game. It might be unfair since the game's in early access but at the same time a lot of my issues are sorta fundamental issues with the game design and visual design. Foraging for resources in my opinion is really annoying, forcing you to constantly go out and collect resources which can risk coming back to hungry slimes. And the new slimes are just really boring honestly. Just a slime but with an animal theme. There's really no creativity here, no quantum superimposition slimes, no fiery mosaics or plants or tornadoes or exploding or radioactive bubbles. It's just very boring slime+cute animal. It was a novel idea with the Tabby slime in the first game but now that every new slime is like this it's just so, meh. Viktor's still as baby girl as ever though
• marcostornello

  Aug 17, 2023

  It's fun, it's cute, I love it
• gamedeal user

  Sep 25, 2022

  If this is the early access I honestly don't know what to expect from the full release. It's all the best stuff from the previous game, streamlined and improved. Hasn't been optimized yet but still completely playable. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Sep 23, 2022

  the voices in my head are quiet again thank you monomi park
• gamedeal user

  Mar 17, 2023

  add co-op, and this game will be 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Sep 23, 2022

  WARNING: Contains spoilers from the first game. A lot of people are saying this is just a re-skin of the original, but I feel like that's kind of the point... Slime Rancher's formula is so perfect that they really didn't have to change much about it. Keep in mind that this is still set in the same world as the first, literally on a different island. While being similar to the first game, however, it adds way more onto the base concept. The graphics, of course, are incredible, and Monomi Park did an amazing job making environments that (in my opinion,) look hundreds of times better than the ones in the first game. Speaking of environments, they just have a far more satisfying flow, taking away the locked doors from the original and replacing them with gordos blocking the entrances. Then there's the matter of game play elements that were taken from the original but tweaked to be better. Treasure pods no longer require these absurd upgrades to be unlocked at higher tiers, and can instead all be unlocked right from the beginning. This feels especially great if you're a returning player, in which case you may remember the confusion and looking up guides on how you're supposed to get higher tier treasure crackers. I'd also sway more toward the communication station in this game as opposed to the trading station in the first game. Trades were cool and all, but weren't too useful, especially when you began learning about largos and the value you could gain from farming their plorts. They've removed trading here, and you now get lore, in-depth messages, and new blueprints/gifts from your friends. I won't say much about the new slimes since I'm sure some who are reading this are unfamiliar with them, but I will say that they have amazing designs. They're more complex in shape than most of the slimes from the original, they jIgGlE more, and I find myself enjoying the new mechanics of some of them a lot. Over all, I believe this is an even better game than the original. That says a lot, because the original was and still is a masterpiece. This is like the Slime Rancher we never got, and it's amazing. Even if you weren't to compare this game to the first one, especially since it could technically exist without the original, it's an amazing game and fully worth the price, despite it being in early access. :) 11/10
• gamedeal user

  Oct 9, 2022

  its like cocaine without all the bad parts and also it is nothing like cocaine and just has slimes that make me happy
• gamedeal user

  Sep 26, 2022

  THIS IS THE EARLY ACCESS RELEASE?? TL;DR: Game is already really good with minimal bugs, great new world and exploration and Slime Science system, but couple of problems and currently feels more like a Slime Rancher 1.5 or Slime Rancher DLC. Still highly recommended. It already feels so polished, with a lot to do. There are those early access bugs though, so I'll go over them quickly. - Sounds stop playing after being in the game for a while. - Your vacpack stops sucking things in after being in the game for a while. Apart from that, my experience with this game has been amazing. I played a lot of Slime Rancher 1 across multiple platforms, so I was thrilled for this release. The new areas are amazing, (although they have many reused assets.) with brand new nooks and crannies to explore, with each area being distinct with its colourful and playful nature. The soundtrack is once again phenomenal, although deciding to be more chill than Slime Rancher 1. The new Slime Science system is AMAZING. Once you upgrade your vacpack with the extractor, YOU are the apiary. YOU are the drill. YOU are the pump. I think you get the point. You find resources around the island and can vac them up instead of placing drills down in each area and waiting for their cycle to finish. It's a very polished system for being one of the biggest new features and I cannot wait to see it get expanded on. Slime Rancher 2 does a great job with exploration too. The map is already massive, and as stated previously, each area is distinct and recognisable. Slime Keys are a thing of the past, in favour of you bursting gordos to find twisty things to activate portals, or the gordo sitting directly on top of the portal, and I think they've done it wonderfully. I'm very excited for what Monomi Park has to offer with the areas they're planning to add. Starmail has been replaced with a little wireless communication box in front of The Conservatory, pretty neat. Nothing has been heard from Casey so far though :( I do have some gripes with this game, however they cannot reflect the final game as this entire review was written from playing v0.1.1 and I will most likely edit this review when each new update releases, or around the full release. - Tarrs are a massive problem naturally. Too many slimes spawn in one area and you'll be spending more time trying to rid them than exploring (especially because the water tank isn't something you'll get instantly.) - Apart from all the new areas, there are only 5 new slimes. There aren't many new resources as well. - With the new areas, some things are just too bright. - The core game is very, very similar to Slime Rancher 1, which is to be expected, but it feels too similar in it's current state. For now, Slime Rancher 2 feels more like a Slime Rancher 1.5, or Slime Rancher 1 DLC. I'm optimistic about the future of Slime Rancher 2 though, considering how far Slime Rancher 1 came within its time. But for now, be brave, be bold, and stay wiggly. Have fun on Rainbow Island! P.S tabby slime, you are still my beloved
• gamedeal user

  Oct 16, 2022

  no, the CEO of brazil is wrong, its just like cocaine.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 23, 2022

  This is a real mans game