AzureishDragoon 最近的评测

This game is a lot of fun. It's not the prettiest, or the most complex, but hot damn is it fun to jump in with some friends and fight some dinos. Highly suggest anyone looking for some multiplayer fun check it out.

RPG Maker is an interesting program. It's sparked my imagination, with all the grand things I /could/ do with it, but it certainly isn't going to make it easy. It gives you a great base for your ideas, but it's on you to customize it, and find or write scripts, and make something that feels complete. I've put hours into this program, and I haven't even begun to put something together, just dug into how things work, and what I can do with it. This is a good thing, I love being able to just toy around. If I ever finish a game, awesome! If I don't, I know I had fun along the way.

I highly recommend this game to people that like scary games. The thing is, you need to know what to expect. This is absolutely a short game. Some people finished in an hour, but I took my time reading everything, and it took around three. Some people call it an "experience" instead of a "game", and there is some reasoning for that, but it still fits the definition of "game" as well, while still being mostly about the experience, and slowly peeling back the layers of story.

If you've played The Secret World, and want a peek at the goings-on before the fog and the bees showed up, it's great. If you're less of a TSW fan, some references might go a bit over your head, but I think it could still be an enjoyable experience.

I don't like scary games, and this game scared me. I'm a big baby, big deal. But I did still enjoy it, a lot for the Secret World references it is filled with, as well as slowly uncovering what really happened in and around this park in Lorraine's past.

I recommend this game. A lot. I recommend it so much, that it loops around, goes past not recommending, and back up to full recommendation again. It is a bullet hell game, yes, but it isn't quite as unforgiving as Touhou and it's ilk. The first person perspective makes it feel like a different kind of game as well. Suffice to say, the humor is top notch, and you can't beat a game that references the Boston Molasses Disaster.