VARIOUS DAYLIFE

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VARIOUS DAYLIFE

Plattform: PC Veröffentlicht: 13.09.2022

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VARIOUS DAYLIFE

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Preis Update 28.03.23

Ein neues RPG von SQUARE ENIX, das Abenteuer mit alltäglichem Leben mischt – erschaffen von dem Entwicklerteam hinter OCTOPATH TRAVELER und BRAVELY DEFAULT.

Im Jahr 211 der imperialen Ära wurde ein neuer Kontinent entdeckt. Erkunde als Siedler jede Ecke von Antoecia, während du dein Leben in vollen Zügen in Erebia genießt.

Charakterentwicklung durch alltägliche Arbeiten
In VARIOUS DAYLIFE gibt es mehr als 20 Berufsklassen und mehr als 100 Aufgaben für jeden Beruf. Durch körperliche Arbeit wirst du stärker, durch geistig anstrengende Aufgaben verbesserst du deine magischen Fähigkeiten. Du kannst deinen Charakter formen wie du willst, indem du verschiedene Aufgabe ausführst.

Meistere Dungeons mit deinen Fähigkeiten
Wähle aus begrenzten Vorräten, Gegenständen und Campingausrüstung, die du auf deine Erkundungsreise mitnimmst. Du wirst mit Monstern, schlechtem Wetter, verdorbenem Essen und den verschiedenen Grenzgebieten von Antoeica zu kämpfen haben. Es wird nicht einfach sein – wirst du trotzdem die Zähne zusammenbeißen, oder wirst du umkehren und deine Reise an einem anderen Tag fortsetzen?
Diese Entscheidungen wirst du treffen müssen, während du den Kontinent erkundest, auf den sich bisher noch niemand gewagt hat.

Innovatives Kampfsystem – ÄKC
Eine neue Variante des rundenbasierten Kampfes mit Aufgaben und Fähigkeiten, mit einem einzigartigen System, das sich stark auf die Zusammenarbeit mit deinen Verbündeten stützt. ÄNDERE die Bedingungen deiner Feinde, baue eine KETTE von Angriffen auf und ergreife deine CHANCE, schweren Schaden auszuteilen!

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CPU: AMD A8-7600 / Intel Core i3-3210
GFX: AMD Radeon R7 240 / Intel HD Graphics 530 / NVIDIA GeForce GT 730
RAM: 8 GB RAM
Software: Windows 10 64-bit / Windows 11 64-bit
HD: 5 GB verfügbarer Speicherplatz
SFX: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
DX: Version 11
MISC: Expected Framerate 30 FPS at 1280x720
LANG: Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Deutsch, Spanisch, Niederländisch, Japanisch, Koreanisch, Brasilianisches Portugiesisch, Russisch, Chinesisch (vereinfacht), Chinesisch (traditionell), Türkisch

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Englisch (8)

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7004 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 24.09.22 09:47

Various Daylife ist nicht ganz das Rollenspiel, das ich erwartet hatte. Die eine Hälfte des Spiels spielt sich in der Stadt Erebia ab, und die andere schickt euch auf Expeditionen, die eure Charaktere bis ans Äußerste bringen. Wenn ihr euch nicht an das gemächliche Tempo des Spiels gewöhnen könnt, werdet ihr damit nicht viel Spaß haben. Könnt ihr aber damit leben, dass ihr hier mindestens genauso viel Zeit mit den EinwohnerInnen verbringt wie mit Kämpfen und Menüs (erinnert an Fire Emblem), dann seid ihr hier richtig! Ihr müsst einiges lesen, und die Story kommt erst nach ein paar Stunden so richtig in Fahrt.

Zwar ist die Wahl der Schriftart fragwürdig und nicht immer lesbar, aber man kommt schon klar. Auch das Kampfsystem ist zwar rundenbasiert, gibt euch aber wegen der Ändern-Kette-Chance-Mechanik nicht wirklich Raum zur kämpferischen Kreativität wie in anderen Rollenspielen. Dennoch kann Various Daylife für zwischendurch immer wieder für nette Momente sorgen, und egal, ob ihr nur ein paar Minuten oder eine Stunde übrig habt, das Game ist jederzeit bereit. Erwartet nur nicht zu viel Action, und dann macht das Spiel richtig Spaß!

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457 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 14.01.23 09:15

The level-up/stat gain mechanic was interesting, but it quickly becomes a boring grind. Story was not great.

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303 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 25.12.22 23:52

I can't recommend it..
It's not terrible but it doesn't excel at anything (actually it's more boring than working with Excel, ha)
The thing is, you start your life, and go to work, like...well, life. Then you see how your character goes to work and comes back. And you gain jobs while progressing with the story.

The story requires character levels, in order to do quests. The quests are the characters walking, in which you don't do much, then have a two liner dialog, and then work again. While questing you don't level up, you can only level up by working, or by paining a training for your party, in which you don't have any kind of interaction except pressing A to pay.

From time to time you have a birthday or a festival, which are the only bits of story you have, and then that's it.

This is clearly a mobile game, and a bad one at that.

Look, I love jrpgs, and invested some hours into this until I said ok let's stop. Because as some comment before me said, it is not rewarding at all. So, there, not recommended.

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2260 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 24.11.22 03:56

I wouldn't recommend this at full price, but at $10 or less it's fine. It gets a lot of bad reviews because people see square and the images and expect a jrpg, when what you really get is a phone game that is mostly on rails with light life simulation elements. There are no maps to explore (missions are on rails), the battles are very simple, and the calendar/events not all that complex. You mostly play through a scene, boost some stats, see a bit more story, and then move on the next goal.

It's simple to the point of being mind-numbing at times, but it's also somehow relaxing to play on a steam deck when you don't have time to do anything else. If you go into it expecting it to basically be a time waster with a light jrpg/life sim theme, then its really not bad at that.

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1484 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 05.11.22 01:28

Don't get me wrong, I actually enjoy this game. But when asked if I would recommend it for other players I have to say no.

I'm a diehard Square fan, even when half the games they churn out are flaming dumpster garbage. But that being said, sometimes their bad games, like this one still have some charm *and* I am easy to please. But there is nothing that stands out about this game, and the fact its a $30 game that was released on IOS a few years ago is pure unadulterated Square Enix greed, which they are becoming increasingly known for. But I got this as a package deal with Triangle Strategy, an actual GOOD game (which is still hilarious because SE will literally make a FF Tactics-esque game without making it an actual FF Tactics game just to spite the players, but I digress) and this was like $3. Don't buy this for full price. MAYBE buy it for half or packaged with something; like I did with Triangle Strategy.

The game is about as inspired as the name. It's a work simulator with extra steps and playing it feels a lot LIKE work, so if that is what they were aiming for, they knocked it out of the park.

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57 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 20.09.22 03:01

apparently this was an ios game back in 2019, which explains a lot. for a game that touts about how you can be whatever you want, it seems to really want you to be a sidescrolling rpg warrior and litterally nothing else. if you got it bundled it was apparently like, 3 bucks, but honestly i wouldnt reccomend this game even if it was free.

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383 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 16.09.22 20:12

Extremely grindy gameplay, if you can call it that, combined with lackluster execution in both story and presentation. Pass up unless heavily discounted.

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305 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 15.09.22 03:55

It's $3 if you buy it bundled with Triangle Strategy, so it has that going for it. Is it worth $30? Heck no. Buy it on sale for $10-$15.

Now the actual review.

It's a Princess Maker clone. What could be better? Well, a princess for starters. Character creation is VERY bare. No female option, and only 3 face option (and each face corresponds to a unique voice). To those that don't know Princess Maker, the game-play loop involves choosing daily activities to increase stats. When you feel your stats are high enough, go out on an expedition (with turn-based battles) and advance the story. Rise and repeat.

The problem with Various Daylife is that it's extremely slow and ultimately unrewarding. Your job choices are very limited in the beginning, and at 5 hours in, I've only unlocked a total of 5 classes. That's also the exact number of potential party members as well, so you're also forced to double up on classes so a diverse party is, as of yet, impossible. Eventually more will unlock, but it's very slow going and you feel railroaded in what's supposed to be a very free-choice game. It's like playing Skyrim but being forced to follow the story missions until you reach Whiterun...and it takes you 10 hours to reach Whiterun.

If you know what you're getting into, I'd recommend it at a VERY discounted price.

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198 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 14.09.22 06:35

So far, the story has been boring. The core gameplay mechanic is interesting in concept, but the way that they executed it seems to be... not the way to do it.

Fundamentally, it's an RPG. You level up, get stats, do the thing. The interesting part is that you can do side jobs to increase your stats. Depending on what day of the week it is, there is a multiplier to increase stat gain or loss.

The stats are very similar in concept to the Chao Garden in the Sonic Adventure series.

The side-job system is based on a stamina/luck completion chance system, that isn't a bad call, but the fact that it can be replenished by going on dates with your party members (which also increase your stats) make it no better than an idle/clicker game at this rate if you play optimally.

The best way that I have found to play this game optimally with as little thought as possible is:

Look at day & multiplier. Do the job that increases the most stat according to the multiplier. If you're at around half stamina, go on the tavern date (it's cheap and replenishes a lot, and increases stats the same as the others), continue leveling via side jobs. Use extra gold to level up your characters. Once you hit level cap... Play the story.

I'll keep playing it for now to see if anything changes, but I don't have high hopes.

EDIT: Also. The voices are annoying. They're a fake language, which in it of itself, isn't bad... Unless it's poorly executed. I had to mute the voices 10 minutes into the game.

The travel time in an actual quest can only be sped up to x2. It takes forever to get into a combat situation even with x2.

I found out recently that this was originally an Apple Arcade game that they simply ported over to PC. This sucks.

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