Applay 最近的评测

Great remaster. Haven't encoutered any issues with resolution, controls or whatever that usually plagues these remastered games.

If you played this game in the past, the feature to switch between old/new look is really fun. It adds a lot to the experience.
The game also got modern controls, however I prefer the old scheme since I'm used to it already, and I'm playing on pad. Perhaps the new controls feel better on K&M.

Quite short if you just follow the main quest, but I thought it was a great game with good atmosphere.
Driving in this game feels good. It's fun learning shortcuts, getting lost after loading a game and eventually learning the map's layout.

Great game with a very rich environment.

Play the demo to see if you like the game!

Tormented Souls plays like the original Resident Evil 1 & 2 (not the remakes), focusing on puzzles over combat.
To solve them, you will often have to examine and rotate items, combine them and even use stuff labeled as "weapon". So think outside the box when trying to figure them out.

I'm liking the upgrade system for weapons, the shorcut menu. The puzzles are still difficult and very satisfying to solve. Great game so far.

If you can't run by pressing Shift in Shenmue I, just rebind the key to the same one and that fixes the problem.
Good port otherwise.

Really fun game.
The combat in levels become a bit repetitive at the very end, but still fun and the boss battles make up for it as they are really creative.

Never forget their reasoning for making Overwatch 2 was to add a much better PvE experience... Only to completely scrap the idea days before the scheduled release of it.

So yeah, they just refurbished their cash cow to milk its player's money even more.

The online experience is the best one among the modern fighting games. SF6 is also relatively easy to pick up and play
Even if you don't care about the online, the game has some fun offline modes you can play and that are often updated with each new character they add.

Likely the only Bayonetta we will ever see on Steam, since the other two games were published by Nintendo.
Still worth buying it. The PC port is well done and the game is very enjoyable.

The first title is a lot more combo oriented than the other ones, with the flashy stuff usually being the reward for beating enemies, rather than an attack that covers half the screen and triviliazes the combat.
If you like replaying games, this one gives you a lot of reasons to do so, with customizations and special gear that can be unlocked through multiple runs.

Decent Metroidvania. I'll still recommend it despite not liking it that much, 'cause I think the game has no major flaw.

I disliked how big and crowded with monsters the rooms were. Really easy to get lost and have no clue where to go next, so I often had to do some backtracking, going through a bunch of monsters, trying to reach every corner of the room to find the right path... It was quite tiresome.

The various weapons you get don't seem to bring that many new strategies, it's often just a flavor of melee/projectile attacks. I found myself sticking to the same 3-4 skills.

For the people that want a challenging experience and that like to take things slowly, this game is probably quite enjoyable.