《2019年流放经济学:流放之路》让我大吃一惊

但是，伙计们，当你干掉一大群敌人，让他们的四肢在屏幕上飞来飞去，来回奔跑，每一个动作和攻击都比前一个更令人满意——这太有趣了。

作为一个不玩手机游戏的人，我甚至没有想过要玩手机游戏，但我却发现自己玩得很开心，这让我很惊讶。即使我手里的手机是核的，我也不想停止玩。我可以很容易地看到自己坐在床上玩流亡之路移动在睡觉之前,想清楚一个地图在我打盹。如果这可能是一个适当的执行路径的流亡经历,和磨削齿轮游戏历史上,没有任何迹象表明它不会被执行。

虽然还没有宣布手机版的发布日期，但我发现自己已经迫不及待地想再试一次手机版了。这很有趣，老实说，每当《磨齿游戏》发布另一个测试时，我都迫不及待地想再试一试——主要是因为我迫不及待地想看看它会发展到什么地步。如果我在最初的阶段有这么多的乐趣，我只能想象我的经验将如何改进和迭代基于ExileCon的反馈。

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Movement is mapped to a virtual thumbstick on the left hand side of the screen, and thankfully that thumstick tracks with your hand, meaning if your grip drifts a little bit you needn’t readjust to control - the thumbstick will recognize this and move with you. I found that incredibly helpful, as the back of the iPhone was getting so hot I was constantly adjusting my grip to compensate.

Your skills were mapped to the right hand side of the screen with three, rather large buttons to use - your main skill centered and slightly larger than the other two to make it more accessible. In motion, Mobile feels just like any other game of Path of Exile - you explore a map, taking out waves of enemies along the way, grabbing any loot they drop while doing so. Rinse and repeat. And Mobile feels like a proper Path experience.

However, it’s not without its issues. One of the major ones I encountered is some of the UI elements just aren’t as responsive as they should be - specifically your health and mana flasks. This was relegated to menu towards the middle-top of the right side of the screen - and I struggled, especially in the heat of combat to adequately open this menu and select the right vial I needed. Oftentimes it wouldn’t even open the pull out menu - it would just consume whatever flask was there - so if I needed Mana, but the most recently used flask was health, I found myself healing when I didn’t need it. This really needs to be more prominent, and responsive, especially considering how important healing and replenishing mana can be in the thick of a fight.

The inventory screen is pared back a bit - you don’t have as much space in your inventory than your PC counterpart, and I’m not sure if that’s just a tech limitation on the Mobile side, or if it’s simply the space of the UI on the screen, but it did feel limiting. In a game all about collecting loot, not being able to loot as much felt a little awkward.

However, for the most part Mobile is traditional Path. You’ll earn gems and, though instead of slotting in weapons and armor, you'll slot them into a skills screen to give your Exile the skills they need to take on the next round of enemies. The socket system is present as well, allowing you to augment these skill gems with support gems to make them more powerful.

Combat itself feels incredibly tight - and the responsiveness between my inputs and what I saw on screen for the most part was incredible.. I did notice input lag and some framerate issues when all of the things were going off on screen, but that can simply be blamed on it being and early build and there obviously will be improvements made to optimization down the road.