Angry Ed 最近的评测

10 hours after playing this nonstop for the first time I stumbled into bed and had a dream involving playing cards melting and burning in front of me. 10/10 game, love it. A perfect intersection of video poker, deckbuilders, and roguelikes.

I bought this game at launch. It was, to put it nicely, a disaster. Even though I liked flying through the myriad worlds and exploring, there wasn't much else to it. But over the last 8 years Hello Games has, for free, slowly turned No Man's Sky into the game they intended it to be at the start. While it's still very exploration-focused the addition of things like Multiplayer and cooperative missions, plus the expeditions, add value to the game and the experience.

I would say that if you were ever on the fence about getting No Man's Sky, that now it is in an ideal state to get.

The Dark Future has never been this chill.

I was concerned a city builder with no real objective would get old fast, but it hasn't thus far. The game does not hold your hand but it is very easy to discover for yourself secrets about the buildings, how to make them interact with each other. Additionally being able to stick neon all over your city and just watch the aircars fly by is quite relaxing. For less than $10 this is a bargain as a relaxing take on city building in a theme that usually doesn't have this kind of relaxation.

As much as I like Risk of Rain 2, I feel Returns is much better, a return to form, if you will. Maybe Risk of Rain was just always meant to be 2D instead of 3D, but this just feels like a better game overall, and an overall better experience. Taking the best classes and items of 1 and 2 and smashing them together into a complete package that is guaranteed to give you and your friends hours of replay value.

A somewhat darkly humorous yet still cutesy battle royale game with some tight mechanics, fun weapons, fun customization, and no extraneous building gimmicks.

This is one of the best games I got and played in 2013. In a time where people are big on nostalgia and referencing the 1980s, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is one of the few games that perfectly encapsulates the 80s and delivers it to you in game form without going too far. From the enemies that literally look like someone shone a blacklight on a random schlub in a motorcycle helmet to the collecting of VHS tapes, everything about this game screams 80s and all of it works.

Your weapons are peak-80s as well. The Pistol is Robocop's Auto-9, the SMG is a heavily modded Calico (the go-to SMG for sci-fi schlock), The sniper rifle is the Cobra Assault Cannon from Robocop, plus you get to eventually walk around with a Ol' Painless (chaingun) as part of your normal arsenal.

In addition to all of this, you have Michael Biehn (Terminator, Aliens) voicing the main character on your trip through this neon-tinted wasteland which is just so perfect. It plays well, looks great, has a great soundtrack, and it doesn't wear out its welcome. I hope more AAA devs take risks like this using their big engines for little crazy one-off ideas like this more often.

Buy this game, it's worth the $15. If you don't think it is then buy it on sale, but BUY IT.