Azquelt 最近的评测

Action RPG! Not a roguelike! Combat feels good, story has promise.

It's very good. A well-produced set of portal puzzles.

20 super neat, really inventive small mazes.

Firstly, this is less a game and more a novel with music and pictures. There are no choices in the main story and your main interaction is reading text from the screen. Lines of dialogue are voiced in Japanese only. By word count it's about half the length of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and it took me about 16 hours to read through the main story.

Having accepted that it's a novel, I'm happy to say it's a great one. The setting is a magic society hidden within the everyday, with the story perspective switching between the girl who is part of that society and the boy who stumbles into it.

For me, the high points were when the action picks up. I think the music and visuals really enhance the text and help to build the tension and excitement. While the two main characters have almost unbelievably extreme personalities, I did come to like them both and it was always interesting to see what they'd do next.

The music and art are both fantastic throughout. No further comments.

On the technical side I experienced no issues and the game has all the QoL features I'd expect for a visual novel: options for text speed, auto-read, controller support with controller button prompts on screen and character voice options so you can turn off specific voices if they annoy you. The one issue I did see was quite a few typographical errors in the English text, it could definitely have done with another pass of proofreading but otherwise wasn't a big issue.

Overall, Witch on the Holy Night is a great story, I thoroughly enjoyed my time reading it and I'm excited to see a Type-Moon visual novel finally being translated officially into English and made easily available.

Explore the island, investigate the murder, execute justice.

I got this as a gift from a friend. It's a good mystery and I really enjoyed the way it unfolds as you uncover the clues left behind. Like most investigation games, it definitely had some frustrating parts, I'd recommend a guide if you get really stuck but it's still probably not a game you want to be in a rush to finish.

The game has quite an extreme style, I'd watch a bit of early gameplay to check you're ok with it.

Great setting, good story and really enjoyable character action combat.

Chill, paint, redecorate.

This is probably the least efficient way to create art on your computer, but it's a nice game to relax with and the constant stream of odd commission requests and delighted feedback keeps it interesting.

Birthday gift, clever puzzles which gradually bring in more mechanics, very enjoyable.

Fairly short, took me 3.5 hours to complete.

The good: This game nails the feeling of being in a space ship like no other. The in game cockpit is great, it's flexible enough to bind everything important to a cheap joystick with limited buttons, it has support for head tracking if you have that. On sale, this game is possibly worth it just to get in the ship, look around, negotiate leaving a station warping to another system and docking there. It feels great... the first time.

The bad: Man this game is a massive time waster. Never have a seen a game with such a cool concept make everything so dull. Supercruise is the most frustrating mode of travel I've experienced in any game, it takes an insanely long time to fly through a large system, whereas warping from one system to the next takes seconds. All the while, it demands your concentration so that you don't overshoot your destination, so it's not like you can sit back and switch off while it does its thing.

If you feel like exploring a huge galaxy and a certain amount of tedium doesn't turn you off, play Eve Online instead. It doesn't nail the feeling of flying your own space ship in the same way, but the actual gameplay is a whole lot less dull.

Downright creepy. The mature content description doesn't do this game's character selection menu justice.