重點資訊
The post-apocalyptic MMORPG Fallen Earth, currently in a state of development limbo, is undergoing a transition to the Unity engine. Owner Little Orbit has confirmed that progress on this remake is ongoing, with the project receiving support from veteran developers who previously worked on the title.
The game is noted for its unique blend of western and post-apocalyptic themes, featuring open frontiers and isolated towns. Its gameplay includes a six-sided faction system where players must navigate complex alliances and rivalries. Additionally, the title incorporates semi-survival mechanics, emphasizing scavenging and a crafting system that utilizes real-world time for production, which can be accelerated by standing near specific crafting benches.
Reviewers highlight the game's distinct lack of streamlining as a source of friction that defines the experience. Players must manage character modes, inventory weight, and vehicle maintenance, such as feeding horses or towing parked transport. While some may find these requirements inconvenient, others appreciate the depth they provide compared to more modern, polished MMORPGs.
Character progression offers significant flexibility through a point-allocation system, allowing for diverse builds ranging from tech traders to melee fighters. The world is further distinguished by a dark sense of humor, featuring eccentric NPCs and mutated creatures, alongside highly regarded skybox visuals that remain a memorable aspect of the original experience.
