Yerachmiel 最近的评测

Very fun game with a few friends or just on your own.
Trial of Stars was made incredibly easy by a single change. But we win those pre-nerf.

It is an absolute BLAST to play this with friends. Even solo is a fun experience! And with the full release here, not only was it pretty much a full experience before, it's now an even fuller experience.

And there's only more content coming apparently. Which is pretty insane for how good the game is already.

Very fun game. Lots of fun to commit warcrimes against hotdogs who sometimes say they're very proud of me and call me champ. Very good for mental health.


I also get to piss off my American friends on Discord by streaming the game to them and showing them that yes. I am a left handed shooter and I am in a country where firearms are extremely rare so I have very little idea how most of them work.

It's like DooM. But it has mechanics from Crypt of the Necrodancer and a pretty unique art style with rogue-like mechanics.

It's also got a soundtrack that's absolutely amazing.

Oh yeah, Huggins is there too, basically one of the best things in the game.

This game with a good set of teammates is probably the most fun I've ever had in years. Even if it's missing "Vital and necessary mechanics for any online game" such as matchmaking. It's tense, it's pretty tactical, it's exceedingly strategic and maybe it's just a little bit spooky. It's everything I thought the game was going to be from watching the teasers.

GTFO is a Coop shooter, front and foremost. Coop, for those that don't understand, is cooperative. As in working together. Though, unlike quite a few games that also are Coop shooters, it's a little more focused around teamwork. Games such as CS:Go or KF2 work well at a randoms level as they're more designed in that way to work like that. GTFO however I feel is designed to be more of a serious (or at least, more serious than CS:Go) game than these I mentioned and many others.

If you're not a tightly knit team who communicates well and efficiently and working off of each others strengths and covering each others weaknesses, you won't be as successful as you'd like in this game. Matchmaking with random players would not get you this (at least, it'd be exceedingly rare to) and thus not be useful at all.

Matchmaking will be a thing that makes or breaks this game, and it certainly needs it. BUT if matchmaking is added I would rather it be decent at matching me up with actually decent and serious players. Not with randoms such as "xXL0n3w0lFXx" who runs off by himself thinking he's playing a Call of Duty game or "BigGay6969" who goes out of his way to ruin the mission, get kicked, then get matched back in to do it all over again ad infinitum.

Even if you don't have a set of friends to max a lobby (such as me, though while I have a full set of four all of us aren't on at the same time unless it's a blue moon) you can easily go to a group, discord, online or some other external thing because there's plenty of genuinely serious players for this game out there. You've just got to actually put the effort in and go find them.

It's kind of a shame when people almost instantly complained about a lack of a "I want to not have fun" button. Which is essentially what a bad matchmaking system would be in this game. I definitely would like matchmaking in this game, but I would also like it to be a good matchmaking system.

Murdering thousands with a set of weapons and moving as if in a action movie while talking to a magic banana like I was talking to a strange man wearing a chicken mask has probably got to be the most fun thing I've done for a while. The game is wonderful and certainly has plenty of replay value if you can keep coming up with new ways to get through levels. Such as self imposed challenges and what not.