68 State 最近的评测

Probably the most enjoyable game I've played since Fallout: New Vegas. I enjoyed it even more than Elden Ring.

If you haven't played it yet, what are you doing?

It's an outstanding experience, but ultimately my experience was a tad flawed in a few areas.

- When I played this game upon release, the netcode was absolutely dire. I tried to play with a friend in the overworld area to take on a dragon, and he constantly would disconnect. Quite poor reliablity for online connectivity, despite no issues with either of our internet connections.

- Performance issues with frame drops, vanishing enemies and other little bugs. I'm assuming this is just a byproduct of how huge the game world is, and that it's FromSoft's first attempt at a world crafted like this.

With that being said, the updates the game has received since being released have drastically improved in regards to both of the issues above. Everything about the game from the overly complex and nebulous lore, the difficult but rewarding gameplay, immersive graphics and customisation. It's just so, so good.

Definitely game of the year :)

Can't recommend this game enough. A short, sweet classic.

You know, After playing this game since 2008. I've never actually given this game a fair review, but I suppose it's about time I gave this game a decent and fair analysis.

To put it simply, Team Fortress 2 is the ultimate multiplayer game. Since it's release in 2007, multiple updates by the creator, Valve and it's dedicated community have extended the lifespan of the game almost indefinitely. Players who tried the beta of the game prior to the release, could never of imagined the direction the game would take to the time of this review in 2014.

First of all, the game is Free to Play, so if you haven't tried this game, there is absolutely no reason as to why you shouldnt try it. Secondly, since the game is technically 7 years old, the actual spec that your PC needs to the run the game is actually incredibly low, so even if you have an old rig, you should be able to run the game in a lower quality setting. Handy, right?

The amount of game types the player is given to play is staggering, from offical game types such as the popular Payload, Attack and Defence, and even lesser known game types such as Territorial Control will all be able to entertain you for hours upon end. However, as mentioned before, the community have offered their hand in providing additonal game types, such as Deathrun and 'Saxton Hale' mode. Not a fan of Multiplayer? Fine, try out Mann Vs Machine mode. It works as a Co-Op mode that can be played between 6 players.

Despite being known commonly nowadays as a 'Hat Simulator' the game actually has it's own in depth economy in selling hats and virtual equipment. Just be careful of scammers!

Wrapping this review up, the game is quite simply, amazing. The fact that is still lives and breathes even stronger than what it did 6 years ago is outstanding. But why are you still reading this review? Go play TF2!