A5py 最近的评测

commit murder to solve murder. 10/10.

I feel like a lot of things about the story -- much like the notes -- went over my head sometimes. That said though, anyone can see a lot of thought went into every single aspect of this masterpiece.

Bad at rhythm games or not, this one is worth your time, no matter if you're looking to master the charts in arcade mode, experience the story the writers wanted to tell, or just to take in all of the art that went into this.

This truly was an UNBEATABLE experience.

What the ♥♥♥♥??? The story's mid???

What the ♥♥♥♥??? It's peak???

An intriguing story, backed by swick music and fun, easy to pick up gameplay!
Was able to 100% complete it easily within 12 hours. Overall, it doesn't require a huge commitment compared to most other games, but it's still a worthwhile experience nonetheless!

damn this ♥♥♥♥♥ hard to kill frfr gfdhjbfdghb

Jokes aside, this game is well worth the time and price-tag put into it, and I'm curious to see new perspectives whenever I get around to 100% completion. If you've got time to kill, spend it killing a princess!

This game is literally unplayable.

No literally, I can't seem to get my Dualsense (PS5) controller to work with it, wired and all.

I'm sure it's a great game, don't get me wrong, but until I'm able to figure out what the issue is, or until the game is updated with a fix, I'm leaving this review as is. If someone would be willing to help me with this also, please do.

Hey, this is a pretty good VR[uevr.io] game :D

This is the game ever.

YEAR LATER REVIEW (4 September, 2023)
When BONELAB first launched, it was hard for me to recommend it when looking at the game through the lens of it being a sequel to BONEWORKS. You can see in my original review, the game was not only buggy when trying to achieve 100% completion, but it also lacked a set of fleshed-out campaign levels. And while the post-game content was more varied than BONEWORKS, it didn't justify the price tag at all.

Despite the flaws however, the inclusion of mods ups the fun-factor GREATLY.

Since BONELAB's launch, we've gotten several community-made mods that add a lot to the experience of this game. One such mod is the reason I'm rewriting my review a year later: volx64's LabWorks [mod.io] - a port of all the campaign levels from BONEWORKS now in BONELAB. When the mod is fully finished, you'll be able to play a huge majority of BONEWORKS' content within BONELAB. This, paired alongside the multiplayer mod Fusion by Lakatrazz [bonelab.thunderstore.io], you can gain hours of replayability and fun, whether you're going through community-made levels and campaigns, duking it out in a deathmatch, or just having dumb sandbox fun in 7-11[mod.io]. And this isn't even talking about the NPC mods, weapon mods, avatar mods, and pretty much everything BaBaCorp [mod.io] has made.

While Stress Level Zero are still presumably working on substantial updates, in the meantime we have quality mods, levels and multiplayer madness to keep players occupied. While mods wouldn't usually be the selling point of a game, I feel that BONELAB is a good exception, as the game was made with mods in mind.

Some issues still persist. The official campaign is still barebones, performance can take huge hits at times on lower spec hardware, and the avatar-switching still comes too late in the already small story. Though, many bugs like the achievement-related ones are completely fixed, it's now possible to reach 100% completion with and without mods, and soon the entirety of BONEWORKS will be playable in BONELAB thanks to the modding efforts of the community. While I recommend this game to anyone who wants to try it, keep in mind that the majority of the fun you can have lies in the mods found on https://mod.io/g/bonelab and Thuderstore[bonelab.thunderstore.io]. One mod I heavily recommend everyone sets up is the ModioModNetworker[bonelab.thunderstore.io], which will make the process of installing and using mods much easier.

So in short, get BONELAB, opt into the Patch 3 Public Beta, set-up as many mods as you want, and just go crazy. Anything is posssible in the Lava Gang.



ORIGINAL REVIEW (3 October, 2022)
BONELAB is a great sequel to BONEWORKS, with better mod support, and subjectively better visuals, level design, optimization, and lots more fun to be found post-game comparatively speaking.

It just suffers greatly from one main problem - it really needed way more campaign levels, or at least longer-lasting levels.

Unlike BONEWORKS, BONELAB has WAY shorter levels due to the developers' focus being mostly on mod support and possible post-launch content.
Because of this, the levels - although fun - aren't as polished or as open as BONEWORKS', which could also be due to the game having a Quest port, but hell if I know.
It also doesn't help that half of the campaign levels are essentially mini-games showcasing the various advantages being a different avatar can have, and speaking of, the avatar-switching ability felt like it came way too late in the story, and should've been an ability unlocked much earlier.

There's also some flaws I'm aware of. The "Big Bone Bowler" and "My Friend Apollo" achievements (and possibly "Fantasy Champion" for some, though I was able to get this one) both are impossible to get on the launch version normally, along with some collectables/items just straight up being missing or not showing up in the Utility menu, frustrating for people who want to seek 100% completion.

My general consensus is this - I love BONELAB and it's potential, but I can't recommend it in it's current state at it's current price. Wait for a sale, the price to be lowered, or more content to be added either by Stress Level Zero, modders, or both.

Get BONELAB if you loved or ever wanted to play BONEWORKS, IF you're willing to spend £30, forgive the quick campaign and trust that developers will be adding new content to the game in the future.
Otherwise, maybe play BONEWORKS first - it's post-game stuff isn't as polished but it's still a great title with a much longer and fulfilling campaign, plus it's cheaper at just under £24 (maybe you could spend the extra £6 on snacks or batteries if you have WMR controllers, I dunno).