Auri | XXII 最近的评测

Bloober team, who created the Blair Witch game in 2019, had a great idea to make a game based on Blair Witch and add some bigger elements to it and increase the ambition of the game. In 2021 we got their creation.

Honestly, when I first turned it on, I had the feeling that I was playing a ghostly horror movie, but after some time I immersed myself in the game, I had the impression that I was more like playing a Detective with a horror theme. Yes, it doesn't change the game in any way, but it is a bit annoying at some points. You play as a character named Marianne, who is going through a difficult period when she lost her foster father, her real parents died in an accident (It's different, but I don't do spoilers). Marianne is special because she is a Medium, as the name of the game says. She can be in the world of the living and in the world of the dead at the same time, which gives a new perspective to the whole game, but sometimes these things are quite unnecessary, since the mechanics and also accessible areas change.

As for the game mechanics, as I mentioned, you can be in 2 worlds at the same time, but why is this a minus rather than a plus? The answer is simple, this game will give you Split-Screen during these moments and you have to perceive two environments at the same time, which is sometimes difficult, so you have to go through the location and look at one world, and then do the same with the other world. While this mechanic is new and somewhat innovative, it fails to keep you in the center of the action. If I were to compare this game with its predecessor (Blair Witch), I have to admit that the things that annoyed the players have either been modified to a better extent or have been deleted, I don't really mind games where you are afraid and explore at the same time, but rather it bothers me the variety of locations where you have to focus your mind on a certain thing or part, sometimes it can tear you away from thinking and also from your imagination (For example, the end of the game has a part that is huge and sophisticated, and you have two views here, I did this passage for almost 45 minutes just because I couldn't concentrate on just one part). But in general, this game is great in terms of mechanics and can teach you something new, although as I mentioned, it can be quite a pain in some parts. The last negative I have to point out to this game is the camera, I don't know about you but I should be used to changing camera angles thanks to Resident Evil 1 however, this is something I will never get used to in my opinion the developers should have made a 3rd person perspective and it would be nice, but this camera killed me more than once during chasing passages.

One of the things you'll notice right away when you turn on The Medium is its charming graphics, I have to admit that I've probably never seen Film graphics like this anywhere. My settings were (All on Ultra + Ray Tracing) And I have to admit that I was literally amazed at how realistic this game looks, I really can't complain about the visuals, because it's perfect, but what bothered me a little were the more open spaces, there the FPS weren't so good anymore and I had to reduce to a little smaller shadows, but after reducing I reached a great FPS again, so for me Optimization is not a problem for this game.

And finally, what can I say... This game really bothered me at times and played with me more than the story itself (Which is really FANTASTIC).
The story is brilliantly written and the ending really takes your breath away. This game has tension, creepy passages, you walk through the location and feel the mystery and anxiety of not knowing what will pop up at you, everything works really perfectly, but also when it comes to the puzzles, they make everything more difficult for this game, because I got stuck more than once on a puzzle and had to spend almost 20 minutes on it, which is a bit much, but all in all, this game encourages you to think for yourself and doesn't give you everything for free, which is something I appreciate in these days. I read every text you can find. For me, I enjoyed this game, but I couldn't recommend it to you at full price. I bought the game in the Deluxe Edition for $21 and I had to, because paying $55 for 6 hours of story seems a bit overpriced. But if you are not afraid and want to rack your brain a little, enjoy this game.

Rating: 8/10

Played on:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (6-Core)
GeForce GTX 1660 Super (GDDR6 | 6GB VRAM)
Corsair Kit 2x8GB 2666MHz
Windows 11

+ A mysterious and well-written story
+ Soundtrack
+ Puzzles
+ Playing in two worlds at once

- Camera angles (A total camera)
- Overpriced
- Little game time
- Unnecessary Split-Screen perspective

Horizon Zero Dawn has been a game that I've been in awe of since its release and I wanted to play it, unfortunately I didn't have a Playstation 4 and I didn't have the budget for it, so I resigned myself to the fact that I would only be able to watch the game itself, but when I found out that this Masterpiece is coming to PC, I counted the seconds until I could play it.

Horizon Zero Dawn lets you take on the role of Aloy, an outcast who must strive to get into the clan so that she can live among people and not hide, because others who passed the proving were not and are not allowed to communicate with the outcasts, that's why Aloy was like a child hated by the people there, but as she matured, her abilities and dedication to pass the proving and become one of them grew stronger. Unfortunately, her father/guardian Rost wasn't so lucky and couldn't be with her, carefully preparing her for proving, enjoying hunting her, using her instincts and going through hell. Since you live in a world with robotic dinosaurs, being alert is the main thing that will keep you alive. After the time when you pass the tests, you will find out that these "mechs" are not your only enemies, you also have bandits here who are trying to kill you. But for you it's quite a piece of cake if you know how to use it correctly.

Honestly, the gameplay of Horizon Zero Dawn is practically no different from other RPG games, you collect resources to craft or buy equipment, or upgrade your weapons, bags, ammo, etc... You can find a lot of these things just by wandering around the world and you kill mechs you get parts from them that will be quite useful, although you will have a full inventory and you will not find a use for any of them, remember that this is an RPG, and at any time it can come in handy for a mission or a weapon or any events, but I probably don't have to explain that to you since you've already played an RPG game. I am honestly haunted by the classic RPG syndrome and that is ... Side quests before the Main Storyline. But I must admit that here is the part where Horizon deviates a little from ordinary RPGs, as side quests give you various rewards, but rather than ordinary quests, they have their charm in that you will find a bunch of things in them that you will be able to use or get Free Skill Points. Which are things that you just don't get in other games, as for what's different, mainly with these side quests you focus mainly on exploring the world. Which is really cool and I really like this design.
As for the Skills themselves, they are practically the same as in other games. Either you focus on Combat, Stealth, or Scavenger, who mainly collects things and can upgrade. I myself focus on stealth and combat, since I use these two paths in almost every RPG.

Unfortunately, regarding this PC port, there is a big minus in Optimization, on my set where I also play Spider Man, Days Gone from other Playstation games and both of these games have optimization at least optimal at 60FPS, but this game really tested me, and really before I he came up with the optimal setting, which would take me a long time to settle even with my monitor (144Hz), I tried the Nvidia Control Panel and also played with the settings directly in the game, and when I tried anything, the only thing that helped me was Shadows. So I'll give you a piece of advice, if like me you meet the Recommended requirements and play this game, feel free to set everything to Max but reduce the shadows to Medium or even Low, yes, the game will look a bit worse, but choose ... Ultra quality at 30FPS or Average quality at 60FPS+ ... It's annoying for me, but I'd rather have the game running smoothly than playing it at 30FPS.

In the end I'm excited about Horizon Zero Dawn and I'm seriously enjoying this game on Maximum but some elements are really unusual for games like using Focus mod if you're only playing Stealth but the game is pretty well optimized except for the shadows but I hope that some patch will solve it after some time. If you like RPG games and don't mind playing around a bit with the settings, I can highly recommend this game, as this game will delight you not only with a rich story, but also with extended RPG elements and an open world with side quests that will take you even deeper into the world, and it will really amaze you.

Rating: 8/10

Played on:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (6-Core)
GeForce GTX 1660 Super (GDDR6 | 6GB VRAM)
Corsair Kit 2x8GB 2666MHz
Windows 11

+ Rich story
+ New RPG elements
+ Open World
+ Interesting Side Quests

- Unbalanced Optimization
- Environment bugs

Ghostwire: Tokyo has been a highly anticipated game for me ever since it was first shown at E3 2019 because the TangoGameworks studio headed by Shinji Mikami, who is the father of the original Resident Evil games and my favorite developer, makes his games at the highest level and tries his best in every title to get the most out of it, I honestly wasn't sure how a horror movie with elements like Evil Within would work and also how they want to bring some elements into this title, however they succeeded but it's not as perfect as I expected.

Ghostwire: Tokyo, as the title says, draws you into Tokyo, which is currently facing an invasion from another world, you are Akito, who has been "possessed" by a spirit named KK, who gives you supernatural abilities and how to defeat the so-called Visionors, who are drowning all of Tokyo in fog, everyone people mysteriously disappeared and you're the only one who can do something about it but it's worth it KK thought you were dead which is also half true when he got inside you practically caught your second breath and KK kept you alive but here the priorities are a little different, Akito is trying to find his Sister Mari and KK is trying to defeat Hannya, who is behind this invasion, on your way you will get better abilities and you will also meet other enemies, since the people have disappeared, they are now surrounding Tokyo Visitors who live here as ordinary "people" will also find gentlemen with umbrellas, headless schoolgirls, old ladies, flying monsters and big ladies with scissors who will try to separate your head from your body. Your power comes from Etherium which gives you KK it's kind of like elemental abilities it gives you Air which when charged makes a few swirls in a row then Water which is melee and does area damage when charged it makes a huge swirl in a slice , which looks like a water blade. And lastly there is Fire, which works like Arrows, which have huge damage and can shoot through several Visitors at once when charged. But you will not only have these "weapons" you will also find various scrolls that will give you abilities such as slowing down time in a certain area, or "Wire In" which acts as a Rage mod that allows you to use your abilities to the fullest extent, but this the ability has its own cooldown, which is not short, so think about when you use it. When you wander around desolate Tokyo, you will find various bags or even shops where you can buy some food, drink, etc... Food and drink will regenerate your health and add a small bonus to your maximum HP. In addition to fulfilling your "Main Story Line" here, you also have side quests that will give you pretty good bonuses. But you can't save Tokyo just like that, along the way you will also see the souls of people who stayed in Tokyo, if you capture them in the Emblem you got you can then transfer these souls to another world where they will turn them into people again, but God knows how they will end up where. Since it's a game from the creators of Evil Within, a Skill tree must not be missing here. I have to say that here is something that probably slowed down the creators a bit, because the abilities you get are useful, but some of them you almost don't use during combat or exploration. Do you have Attack Speed ​​bonuses, Charge Speed ​​bonuses, different combos or attack speed, and I have to say that yes, some skills can help you fight Visitors, but it won't be so necessary, since the combat system will fall into your hands after a few hours of playing so perfectly that you will no longer perceive any abilities, but you will simply do combos and exchange abilities like on a treadmill. The scenery of Tokyo itself is really nice and I have to say that just enjoying the view and the graphics never stops entertaining me in any game, but what is a bit "Anchor" about this game is the Optimization, most of the game I had 45FPS which on my monitor looked like 25 I'm not saying that I didn't enjoy the game, but I had to reduce the quality a lot and take a big chunk from the Visuals of the game itself, although the game is more stable now, I had to use AMD FSR 1.0 and throw it on Balanced, otherwise the game would give me a lot take. Although my setup is successful with this game at least on Medium details, even Low Details it looks like my PC can barely run this game. Not to mention the choice of Cinematics, where you can choose Quality mod or Performance mod, where Quality mod plays Cinematics for you in 4K and Performance plays it for you in Full HD, and even though I put Performance on, I still see some drops, although I'm quite sad about it this is really a big anchor of the game, although it is not alone.
After playing for a while you will feel like you are doing the same thing over and over again, which is true, the side quests get repetitive after a while, and the only thing that will drive you forward is the Main Line, which gives you other things, but if I take it around and around you practically do the same things all over, except for the parts where you have the Boss.
Ghostwire: Tokyo met my expectations about 75% honestly the game I waited 3 years for I could have waited 2 more years for the game to be in a better condition than it is now I'm not saying it's bad I'm just saying some things could be changed or even modified, with the exception of Optimization, which could be improved. However, even if I squint, this game is really fun and can hold you for a long time, Shinji Mikami has done his job really well and brought us a really good game with a touching script, fun fights and Easter Eggs on the Anime... But if you were thinking about this piece, so if you don't mind a little labile optimization and repetitive tasks, I can recommend this title to you at full price.

Rating: 8/10

Played on:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (6-Core)
GeForce GTX 1660 Super (GDDR6 | 6GB VRAM)
Corsair Kit 2x8GB 2666MHz
Windows 10

+ Beautiful visuals
+ Soundtrack
+ Duel system
+ Story

- Weaker Optimization
- Repetitiveness of tasks

A thing of beauty

People have been waiting for Dying Light 2 for 7 years, after the release of Dying Light in 2014, as we know Techland studio, zombies and survival games are their domain, that's why this studio is famous. When Techland was mentioned before, everyone thought of Dead Island, but now when Techland is mentioned, only Dying Light comes to mind. I personally wasn't interested in this brand before and thought "Just another Dead Island style zombie game, what's wrong with that?" But after playing Dying Light, I soon discovered that it's more than just another zombie game, it's something truly unique. But there's still a bigger question, is this installment better than the original? Is this game worth buying? [Take this review as my take on the game, you don't have to agree or hate me, it's just my take].

Dying Light 2 takes a lot from its predecessor and changes some elements to a better and more sophisticated form. Although this part differs from the original Dying Light in genre from Looter/Shooter, it changes to RPG. I have to say that I didn't like this idea and I thought that Dying Light will become another Assassin's Creed, which is no longer good, but even after so many hours I'm still getting used to these elements and I can't help but feel that it just doesn't belong in this game , although it also unlocks certain benefits for you. As for the Gameplay itself, it is absolutely not affected, although if you play the game at 100% and also start New Game+, after a few minutes you will find that the game practically FORCES you to Grind to achieve your goal, so in the final it will look like you are running through the whole map until you see the light at the bottom of the screen that the "Inhibitor" is near (More on that later). So yes, 100% gameplay can be frustrating and quite disturbing after a while, but it's up to your perception, I personally really don't like grind, no matter what kind of game it is (RIGHT DESTINY 2?). As in the first game, you have Skill trees for Strength and Parkour, honestly I preferred the tree with Strength in the first part, but this part I prefer Parkour, it seems to me that your skills that you get in Strength are totally useless and you practically use them once at most twice per the entire passage through the game, with it also comes the so-called Inhibitors, which you collect to increase health and stamina, you need to get 3 Inhibitors to improve your health, stamina or even Immunity, which decreases if you are not in UV light or in a bright place. However, speaking of the power, I have to say that the Combat system also disappointed me a lot, because the enemies have AI learning at such a level that it would burst your veins. Not to mention the Hard difficulty, on which you will probably absolutely not like it. To defeat an enemy you have to either parry them to attack or dodge them, but even then they can block your attack, and honestly, the way I deal with fights is to take a Bow, create Explosive Arrows and just shoot them, because the combat system me got boring after only 4 fights. Exploring the world with side activities can bring you significant bonuses that you can then put to good use. However, you also collect parts and raw materials for exploring, which you can use to improve your equipment. You'll need trophies from the Zombies you kill (Uncommon, Rare. Unique) Getting these trophies is in theory easy, but when you get around to getting these trophies, you'll soon find out that it's not easy at all, so you'll have to go to Quarantine Zones or search hideouts and praying that the zombie with the trophy you need is there, that idea is also horribly bad in my opinion, but also... it's part of the Grind phase, so it actually belongs there, which is bad. Unlike the first part, here you can no longer repair your weapons, but only upgrade them, the upgrade increases the effectiveness and durability of your weapon, which is great and I'm glad they took it to a new level. However, if you have a weapon that is rare, even upgrading the weapon to 1% Durability will not keep you with that weapon for a long time, as weapons cannot be repaired anymore. Lest I forget, in Dying Light if you liked just wandering around the city using the Grappling Hook, forget about it quickly in this part, in this part the Grappling Hook is only used for swinging or hooking, you can't move with it like in the first and it only serves as a handhold if you fall from a building. If I take it around and around Dying Light 2 fought its way to Survival/Looter game hard, but also buried its game mechanics that didn't make sense but it's a game and it doesn't have to make sense completely, they improved Survival elements and also forces players to the constant Grind that makes them sick, they improved the crafting system, which can tire you after a while. Dying Light 2 fulfills its purpose to about 60% and the rest was either removed or transformed into something we could do without. For people who played the original part and don't like RPGs, this part will be a disappointment, I can personally recommend this gameAT A FULL PRICE, it's worth to buy it thanks for reading the review.

Played on:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (6-Core)
GeForce GTX 1660 Super (GDDR6 | 6GB VRAM)
Corsair Kit 2x8GB 2666MHz
Windows 10

+ Great Soundtrack
+ A well made world
+ Diversity of the story
+ System of improvements and Crafting
+ Health and stamina upgrade system

- Weird graphics on Medium Details
- Poor combat system
- Crazy Grind for 100% completion

Rating: 7.5/10

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is a horror game that will engulf you from the beginning with its amazing atmosphere, where you will be afraid from the beginning, although the game has 2 options to play, so how you finish the game is up to you, the game has several endings and several ways how could end up. Although it's better to play horror games alone in the dark, this Anthology offers you to play with your friends either through Friend's Pass or bring a few friends and you can each play for a certain character, depending on how you play and the end. This game only depends on how you play and how you decide. For example, I invited my friend to play and we both played differently and we had different events that happened to us. However, if you play alone, there is a good chance that you will not experience some events or you will get everything at once. The game still pushes you to Quick Time events and sudden actions, but once in a while you find yourself in a professional "Curator" who evaluates your result and tells you what you did well and gives you hints through riddles, but these are riddels only if you do not know what the character wants to tell you. On the side of the story, Little Hope is really full and it won't let you go.

Unfortunately, there is also a problem with the big game, for example, you can get a bug just like me that my friend went through a fully open door, but on my side they were only ajar. However, what is the stumbling block of this game is the control on the keyboard, the game will release you immediately, but it will not tell you that you have control set to Point & Click where you actually control everything with the mouse and you do not know what to do in Quick Time events. I won't lie and I'll say straight away that I almost killed two characters in one passage by not changing the Mouse and Keyboard settings, because the only thing it shows you is the Quick Time Event tag and then counting down the time and honestly which of you would be next to it. .
On the other hand, if you play alone, it can be fatal, but if you play with a friend, he can save it, i came to switch control about an hour before the end of the game, so when I play this game alone, I'll take care of it.

Since this Anthology is from the developers of Until Dawn, we can expect rich story quality and gameplay, but this is not just a Playstation game, so let's try to focus on Optimization for a while.
My specifications say that I should specifically play this title at Low Quality. However, I tried variant B and it was play it on Medium. And I have to say that the game boldly stuck to 60FPS and did not release, but except for two moments that lasted three seconds, when I dropped the frames at 17 but it was only a moment, overall, this game is perfectly optimized for PC so you do not have to deal with any reconfiguration and optimization via the Nvidia Panel.

In short and well, The Dark Pictures Anthology surprises us so far, since the time of Man of Medan this Anthology has guided and will guide us through any pitfalls and stories that are engraved in our hearts and merge with us, although some characters do not look very nice at first look. and amicably, don't judge them in advance, as that means you can send that character to death just because you judged this character for first good. Try to find a way for everyone to play this game and not only this one but everyone else from this Anthology, you have unlimited possibilities and also a lot of ways to finish the game, but remember, there will always be something you are not prepared for or you will not be able to, try to explore all options, pause and try to think of the best. This game is a test, a test of your character, if you have at least 70% of people alive you have passed, but if all your characters die, you either failed to establish a relationship with the person or you made the wrong decision. I enjoyed this game with my friend and I hope it will be the same for you.

Rating: 8/10

BOON

Worth on Sale or on Free weekend

---{Graphics}---
☑️ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Stylistic
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it

---{Gameplay}---
☑️ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It‘s just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{Audio}---
☑️ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{Audience}---
☑️ Kids
☑️ Teens
☑️ Adults


---{Requirements}---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Low
☐ Medium
☑️ High end
☐ NASA computer

---{Difficulity}---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Average (Depends on the difficulty set)
☑️ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{Grind}---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑️ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You‘ll need a second live for grinding

---{Story}---
☐ No Story
☐ Like Playing "Candy Crush" For The Story
☐ It's Alright
☐ Well Written
☑️ Epic Story
☐ It‘ll replace your life

---{Lenght}---
☐ Very short (0 - 5 h)
☐ Short (5 - 15 h)
☑️ Average (15 - 25 h)
☐ Long (25 - 60 h)
☐ Very long (60+ h)
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{Price}---
☐ It’s free!
☐ Underpriced
☑️ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ Could Be Cheaper
☐ Overpriced
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{Bugs}---
☑️ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{10/10}---
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☐5
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☑️10

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- Story
- Graphic
- Puzzles
- Perfect replayability
- (If you are fan of RE franchise)


- Castle Area is not much optimized
- If you hate horror genre
- Minor bugs
- FPS drops

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Resident Evil 8 Village brings us a really new experience in Surivival horror, in the last part of Capcom began the story of Ethan Winters who came to Louisiana, where her wife should be, but something was wrong, she attacked him like kind of animal, Ethan found out that she was infected with some kind of mold. Ethan was trying to find an antidote, a vaccine, anything that might help her. The Baker family was also infected, so Ethan had no choice but to kill them all, he got the Vaccine, but then on the way back there was an accident that divided Mia and Ethan, we found out that there was Bioweapon behind it all looked like a little girl named Evelyn. E-Series of the new Virus. Ethan had to kill Evelyn, then Chris Redfield and his soldiers showed up and rescued Ethan and Mia. Now we can jump to RE8.

A few years after the events of Resident Evil 7, Chris ordered Ethan and Mia to move to Europe and undergo military training and be out of civilization. However, one day Chris reappeared, shot Mia and took Ethan's daughter Rose, took Ethn to the Test Room, but during the trip there was an accident and Ethan found himself somewhere in the middle of the woods and had to get somewhere safe, he came to the village, but it was all crawling by monsters, also known as Lycans or Werewolfs, attacked Ethan and so he had to survive and get to the Village and get some answers, his task was clear, to save Rose and leave this village, but unfortunately everything gets complicated and Ethan meets the four Lords of the village.
Lady Dimitrescu, Donna Beneviento, Moreau, and Karl Heisnberg, each of these Lords has a Village section, Lady D has a Castle, Donna Beneviento owns a house further from the Village, Moreau owns a mountain and a water section, and Karl Heisnberg owns a Factory under the Village, each of Lords is represented by Bosse, who is not exactly simple and you never have a certain chance that you will get away alive.

Compared to the previous game, Resident Evil Village has a special crafting and new acquisition, now if you want a new weapon you have a shopkeeper named Duke to whom you can sell some valuable and worth things for which Duke will give you Lei or currency for which you can buy ammunition, weapons or survival items. However, remember that in Survival horror, it is never a good idea to spend everything at once, there is always something you want or something new you can't do without. Resident Evil Village gives us the opportunity to peek into a new spectrum of Survival horror games that could be inspired by this game. Every time I play Resident Evil Village I never feel safe and even in the parts where I knew I was completely safe so I was a little scared and I was insecure, the game has minimal jump scares but again builds a lot in the atmosphere, which is of course great and it proves the sophistication of the game itself.
For me as a longtime fan of the Resident Evil series, this game has caught me a lot and I enjoy it like no other, if you are new to the Resident Evil world, you could go to the Village without playing Resident Evil 7 because from the beginning you The game asks if you want to re-cap from what happened in the last game.