Introduction to the game
With a survival game, developers probably do not invest much in the plot, and so does The Forest. All that the game shows us at the beginning of the game is just a plane crash, you and a boy sitting next to you are lucky enough to survive. However, the boy was captured by a stranger and left alone with the main character. What role does the boy have in the story? How is the protagonist and boy related? Hopefully when the official release, the game will have a clearer plot.
Gameplay
The game is completely open and has a bit of Minecraft and Do not Starve style, but this is just a first-person shooter, which can be boring when not in the game. Connect with other players. The game is an open world in which players are free to do all they can to survive the hardships. Gamer will have to find food when hungry, or want a shelter, the player must cut trees for wood. Players are also able to take advantage of the available items inherent in suitcases of passengers who died, though only about 10% of them are useful to you.
In the game there will also be day and night. During the day, players will find useful items, food or weapons or build a shelter so you will be safe at night.
However, danger is not over when not only you are the only carnivore. In addition to confronting the natural difficulties, players also have to fight to escape the ferocity of a heterogeneous clan. And I had to be very inhibited when I teased a few subjects. It was really annoying when I cut a lot of axes into them and finally killed myself while those guys were still bothering me. run as if nothing happened.
Graphics and effects
Believe it or not, when I say The Forest is just a low budget investment indie game? But it has a very impressive graphics. In a game, the forest scene is often complex because there are so many details to show, but The Forest has done pretty well on this side. The light effect and shade through the foliage are very well done. When players cut trees for wood, the level of simulation of the game is also impressive when the image of wood chips fly out very real. If your PC can battle at Ultra High then I am sure you will be overwhelmed with the graphics that The Forest owns.
Varied weather effects with plants can change with time, animals develop over time or like the rain, storms, tides, ... will make the game extremely true.
It is on the outside, while in the caves, dark images with a little light effect reflected through the water is also quite good. A graphics platform in my opinion is excellent compared to the required configuration is not too high. Just a mid-range PC you'll be able to play high-level games with full effects.
Sound
As a survival game, many sounds will make you feel anxious, nervous and sometimes frightened, but The Forest still offers the simple sound of the mountains, helping players have the The moment of relaxation is quite comfortable between moments of stress. The sound is rustling, the footsteps as characters move on the lawns or caves are very honest.
However, the sound of the mountains and forests of nature can make you feel good and want to get into it forever but it is also very easy to make players feel ... sleepy. I appreciate the sound of The Forest.
summary
Recommended configuration:
Operating System: Win 7
Quad-core processor
4GB RAM
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560
DirectX 9.0
At least 5 GB of free hard disk space
Minimum configuration:
Operating System Win 7
Intel Dual-core 2.4 Ghz processor
4GB RAM
Graphics card NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT
DirectX 9.0
At least 5 GB of free hard disk space
Advantages:
Open world with free play exploration
Beautiful graphics, realistic effects
The sound of mountains and caves
Defect:
The only Alpha Test is so many errors
Tribe members eat too much buffalo and die hard
This is a review of The Forest. This is essentially a survival game, but it's still horrible when you face the same challenges from nature and the cannibals. A very good game. Survive through today, what will happen the next day?
Let's watch this guy play and have the best experience:
