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死亡打字员

The Typing of The Dead

昨天刚换来键盘(刚买的就出问题了。。。),想试试看,然后搜打字游戏,发现了这个。

一查有两个可以下的版本,一个90多M,另一个230多M,那当然下90多的了(一般我肯定不这样,但是90M的说跟230多M的结果一样)。

这是Sega出的,记得最初是PS的版本,另外这个游戏改自第一人称射击游戏The House of The Dead。玩起来很像大型游戏,我想主要原因就是无需自己控制脚步,主角会自动行动,而且遇到怪物时会停下来让你打。

它有个联网功能,我跟同学时没成功,然后google一下,有人说安装时应去掉"ati xxx(记不清了)",可我这个是国人处理过的(比如联网的界面竟然是中文的),安装时没有选项。唉。

后来决定下200多M的那个,于是有了上一篇文章。联网还没试,估计也不行。不过倒是发现了通关后,出现的工作人员名单竟然也能“打”,这真是奇妙的创意。

还是挺喜欢这个游戏的,是我玩过的第一个3d打字游戏。

想我玩过的打字游戏,印象较深的有如下几个

TT:dos时代最经典的了,不必多说
wt: 记得打字可以发声,也是dos时代的,是rpg吧,勇士救公主的类型
机器猫大字: Flash游戏,还可以
金山打字通: 凑合吧,只记得我初中时候还算喜欢玩--因为没有别的可玩
Typer Shark:Popcap的,也很好玩,主角潜水探宝,打鲨鱼
Alphattack: miniclip 出品,有点像TT的风格,还不错
The Typing of The Dead: 刚说过

嗯,还行,不算太少

Comments

sisyphus said…
谢谢推荐,试了下还挺好玩的。
其实我是看了您这篇过来的,但好像年代有点久远,也无法评论
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/05/creating-a-multiplayer-game-with-togetherjs-and-createjs/
事情是这样的,其实我不怎么懂技术,我主要是做学语言的卡牌游戏,之前都是打印实体牌,后来买了个源码是createjs的单机版,目前只能改改UI加点音频什么的,虽然也能凑合着玩,但还是没有联网的好玩,大侠可以参考下,规则类似UNO
https://chua.cloud/french100/1.html
您老要是有时间有兴趣的话,可以帮忙看下用TogetherJS改成多人版的难度大不大,先谢过!

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