Basto Magnifico 最近的评测

very boring

It's EDF.

Where other games would suffer from an overly long tutorial or incoherent NPC interactions, in EDF it's all part of the charm. If you are new to the series, I imagine it could deter you but give yourself to it and it will reward you. If you have played EDF before, it's more EDF, it's what other bug/robot shooting games can only hope to be.

Pretty Good Football

I knew exactly what I was getting with this, and if you are thinking about it then I'm assuming you already know this but it is a very enjoyable Ace Attorney style game.

The game does a good job of making you care about the characters and the story, as I feel like a lot of games similar to this TELL you that a moment is supposed to be big or impactful. While it doesn't always get it right, there are a few 'oh ♥♥♥♥, what just happened?' moments because of the hard work put in early on.

If I'm being super-critical
- the first 2 cases are little lacking than the other 3, I'm willing to let the #1 go free due to it being the tutorial
- Maybe a little more than I would be willing to pay, but not by a lot.
- There are a few times when you can give the game the right idea but cause its not the EXACT right clue it won't accept it.

BUT the good far out weigh the bad and my hopes are high for the sequel

I dont understand what went wrong. I was really looking forward to this game. It should have been an easy home run, or 3 count as the case may be. They literally took two things I love, Wrestling and RPGs, put them together and somehow made me hate it.

It has turn based combat. In my mind that is an almost impossible thing to screw up, in its simplicity rather than anything else, and yet they did with near constant QTEs.

Almost every attack has at least 1 QTE, maybe more, including basic attacks, and even the ones that dont need the little characters to do their little song and dance every single time which eventually, and by that I mean almost immediately, becomes tedious. None of the moves can be skipped or sped up, presumably because of the QTEs.

Also adding a PINNING MINIGAME, something that the WWE 2k games tried and everyone hated. It boggles the mind.

To add to list of things that move far too slowly, outside of combat you character is pretty sluggish too, with the ever so useful 'Run' button allowing you to move at what feels like 1.0000001 times faster.

The music is very good, when there is music. Some over world areas have music and some do not. Hopefully that is a technical issue and not a choice. A highlight of this game is that when you enter a battle in one of the aforementioned 'over world areas with music' the music flows from the over world music to the battle music literally seamlessly.

The art is fun and colourful. The main characters have style to them. I felt like the choice to have the setting be a toy box and all the characters toys was a bad one, that detracted and distracted from the game rather than adding to it, this could easily be a taste issue and regardless is far from the worst thing about it.

I was looking forward to this for a long time and am disappointed.

All my friends bombarded my kitchen with cheese and I just wanted to chop ingredients.
11/10

Interesting idea and fantastic visually, but the puzzles and pretty weak. You solve the "puzzles" by lining up two different pictures from two sides of the cube. The big problem is that you often don't know what you are trying to achieve apart from lining up said images for the sake of it.
This means that instead of having a test of logic to solve a problem, you are must mashing the button which highlights the features and seeing what fits. So the majority of the game is basically a very pretty 'spot the similarity' and then fiddling with the images until it lines up the way the game wants it to.
For some people, the good design will make up for the lacking puzzles and thats perfectly fine,