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Build a mobile village and travel with your tribe toward the center of the world, called The Eye. This roguelike turn-based resource-management game is made of procedural situations, natural events, skill-trees and hard choices. Ready to move?
As Far As The Eye is a strategy, building and colony sim game
developed by Unexpected
and published by Unexpected, Goblinz Publishing and Maple Whispering Limited.
Released on September 10th 2020 is available on Windows, MacOS, Linux, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 9 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.
It has received 2,080 reviews of which 1,505 were positive and 575 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.43€ on Gamivo.
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- OS *: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E4300 / AMD Athlon Dual Core 4450e
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce 8800 GTX / Intel HD 4600 / Radeon HD 3850
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Ce jeu me hait. Et moi du coup je le hais aussi. Mais dans le secret de mon petit coeur mou, je l'aime, passionément. Beaucoup de gens trouvent ce jeu trop dur et injuste. Nope. Non non non non non : ce jeu est simplement cruel. Il faut leur pardonner, à ces gens qui crient à l'injustice, ils ont été, comme moi au début, trompés par l'emballage : graphismes mignonnets, ambiance sonore relaxante, musique idyllique qui appelle à la détente. Et là, vous tombez dans le premier piège : ce jeu n'est pas une balade bucolique. C'est un jeu qui demande de la rigueur, au croisement de la stratégie, du puzzle et et du jeu de rôle, où le maître mot est OPTIMISATION. Et c'est dans ce hiatus là, entre aspect enfantin et progression digne d'une campagne romaine que le jeu a encouragé l'incompréhension mais trouve son identité. Une identité magique, belle, cruelle, intelligente, et qui ne prend pas le joueur pour un naïf et un faignant, contrairement à ce que pourrait faire croire son emballage. En un mot comment en cent, voilà un jeu absolument unique. Cela fait plus de 40 ans que je joue (coleco, atari 2600, trois pixels et demi, etc.) et je n'ai jamais rencontré un tel ovni sur ma route de joueur, déjà bien longue. La courbe d'apprentissage est rude, très rude, et le chemin peut-être cruel, rageant, décourageant parfois, mais passé une poignée de dizaines d'heure, tout se met en place, on comprend instinctivement les mécaniques et on jongle avec, et c'est là que le jeu brille. C'est un jeu très demandeur dans ses premières dizaines d'heures, et il n'est pas pour tout le monde. Beaucoup se sont fait piéger par son aspect, et ne le lui ont pas pardonné la promesse de promenade champêtre. Je les plains, ceux-là, qui n'ont pas pris le temps de découvrir que derrière le joyaux artistique, se cache un diamant de gameplay. Si vous avez la patience, si vous aimez les jeux exigeants qui vous rendront au centuple ce que vous leur aurez donné, n'hésitez pas une seconde. As Far As The Eye est un jeu rare, comme vous n'en rencontrerez sans doute pas d'autres dans votre vie de joueur.
This game can be very challenging, but it is a rewarding experience when a run comes together. The maps look great, the pupils are nice, and guiding a tribe through its tribulations can be very fun. Sometimes the game requires a little too much from you, to the point where using any of a certain resource from a map can mean you are forced to use the marketplace to buy what you need at an exorbitant exchange rate. And unlucky events can really derail a run. But careful planning gives you the tools to accomplish the tasks required. You will need a dedicated cook and food supplies to have any hope at surviving, along with specialized pupils that make gathering resources much more efficient. Looking ahead at what will be required to move to the next Halt also lets you prefarm some materials and lessen your burden at the next stage. Choice usage of your Knowledge on Council decisions and Caravan upgrades can really help smooth out your run to give you more storage space, reroll the worst Pupil traits, and prepare for and handle bad events. It would be nice to be able to restart stages at least, as some random events can be extremely punishing. But runs aren't too long overall and are pretty fun with different challenges every time. Recommended if you like these kind of strategy roguelikes.
The last game I've been immersed in, is As Far As The Eye, which is a French turnbased strategy game about resource management and rougelike survival. I have spent 48 hours in this game, and here are the things I would change with it. I would ensure that there are no tiles of the game that are only accessible if your pupil has the 'walk-on-water' trait. Right now, the game occasionally spawns maps with tiles that are are completely inaccessible unless there is the microscopic chance you have someone on a very small team with the ability to walk on water, where the lakes surround these tiles in a way so that they render them completely useless to the play through. This is not well tuned, an alternative is making the walk on water trait an additional trait that is much more frequent, but ideally I'd change it so that the maps have code that ensure these blocked of tiles that make the game look broken do not occur. Because what if the exact resources I need are on those inaccessible tiles? All the maps are automatically generated, so I understand it's not a matter of editing existing maps, but something that requires a code solution. As for the finetuning, the game is very hard, there are a lot of things that need to be tuned in this game especially in the higher levels. I would ensure that there are no situations where there is a copious amount of resources that needs to be collected in the higher levels when the resources are not available. To win my last round I was asked to (in addition to other goals) get 1400 spices, where 600 spices were available to harvest on the map. And yes there are additional ways of getting spiced there is a small chance you find 50 spices in a cave, that a passerby caravan lowers the goal with a quarter, or that you use the market place to trade for the additional resources, but the best exchange rate manageable is still 12 wood for 1 spice, or 6 rock for 1 spice. With the limited amount of time that the game gives you to complete the goal, getting a requirement that high, when the map is that inhospitable is not reasonable. I can't be expected to arrive at the map with 800 spices in my pocket, on top of everything else, when I don't even know what the requirements to pass are going to be for reaching the Eye. As for map changes, I would also ensure that the map before the Eye (the final boss level map) can never be a canyon (a map entirely or close to devoid of wood), it just heightens the difficulty level to such a high degree when there isn't even wood around to build buildings out of, and it is also required in all cooking. I mean I can see the point of having canyons earlier, you have to arrive at a map with lots of wood in your pocket, but having them as the final step is just to set up the player for failure and I don't think it's fair. The later stops are also hidden from the player so I don't know if the last level is going to be a canyon until much later in the game when I'm invested in the journey. There are eight goals in the game, four short journeys to the eye from each of the compass directions, and four long journeys to the eye from each of the compass directions. I completed the first set of four short journeys from each of the compass directions, North and East were very hard, I barely made it through at all, but after many attempts I made it. I've completed the West long journey, and I think I can win the South long journey too. But from where I'm standing the last two long journeys are completely unwinnable. South is entirely luck based, there are random catastrophic events that happen much more often than in any of the other seasons - this is the challenge. But the catastrophic events are so harsh, that it's practically impossible to keep buildings standing with how often they are damaged by lightning strikes, and fires, and flooding, and wind damage, and mountain rubble. The catastrophic events need to become milder in severity if they're going to happen that often. Just taking a few damage points off would go a long way. Or there needs to be another benefit that can compensate in the progressing towards the goal, like perhaps it could be made so that they don't eat as much as the other tribes? Right now there is simply not time enough to fix all the building, work towards the goals, and keep everyone fed at the same time. All in all it's a great game, I love that each time I go back to it, the maps are different, and that I need to adapt my player style for all of the different tribes, but it still could use some more polishing to become a truly gratifying experience that rewards the player's effort, and gives them honest chances to win. Right now, the randomly generated maps feature is very cool, but it steers the direction of the game a bit too much, it needs more guard rails in order to let the game become the most optimal version of itself that it can be.
Super cute turn-based resource management! I love playing the looooong journeys. Doesn't allow saving, but you can back up save files ;) My only complaint, if you can even call it one, is that the last journey besides custom game is really hard, maybe impossibly so (or maybe I'm just bad at the game)
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Frequently Asked Questions
As Far As The Eye is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam.
No, As Far As The Eye is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 20.99€ on Steam.
Yes, As Far As The Eye received 1,505 positive votes out of a total of 2,080 achieving a rating of 7.01.
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As Far As The Eye was developed by Unexpected and published by Unexpected, Goblinz Publishing and Maple Whispering Limited.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is playable on Steam Machine, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
No, As Far As The Eye does not support VR.
As Far As The Eye is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for As Far As The Eye. Explore additional content available for As Far As The Eye on Steam.
No, As Far As The Eye does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, As Far As The Eye does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, As Far As The Eye is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for As Far As The Eye.
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Developer
Unexpected
Publisher
Unexpected,
Goblinz Publishing,
Maple Whispering Limited
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