CJofCourse 最近的评测

This is a cool puzzle/action game. You have to kill every enemy in the level with one shot from your sniper rifle. You can reposition a little bit around the area, scope out all the enemies, pick a target, then fire. Once your bullet hits an enemy, you can basically shoot the bullet again from that position. You can control the speed and curve the bullet a bit mid-flight. You'll have to retry most levels at least a couple times to explore the map, find all the enemies, and plan the best route. Very interesting and fun game. The theme is dark, you are a victim of a cult taking revenge on said cult. The music is dark and edgy. It all works together to make an excellent indie game that does not overstay it's welcome. I found myself satisfied with my 4 hour completion, but if you crave more, there is an endless mode to play with!

Cute little card game that is a bunch of fun. Feels more like a puzzle game where you customize your deck to counter your opponent than a TCG, so be aware.

The game takes place on a 3x3 board, and each of the cards has a number of arrows pointing in any of the directions on the compass. You need three symbols connected to do something, so if you have a card with 2-attack pointing south, and a 1-defense card pointing north, and you put em together, you can choose to do either 2 damage or gain 1 shield.
When you do damage, you can also choose to disable a card on the opponent’s board instead of hitting their health! You lose when your health is zero or you can’t play a card (perhaps due to your board being full of disabled cards!). The cards overall seem like there aren’t enough to build a deck based around one thing, but you can, though you have to remember your arrows more than your ability synergy, and it can be rough in the early game trying to do anything wild, you’ll be playing basic attacks and defends for a little while. Most enemies go for your health and don’t really mess with your cards, so revive cards aren’t useful until later. A positive experience overall.
The OST is a banger btw!

Cool little game that feels good to play, strangely. The impacts of gunshots and items feel good, the puzzle aspect is very fun.

Multiplayer is cool though I haven't personally tried it yet.

Going for 100% completion is rough.

Cool game!

Feels clunky and not worth the price.

Looks pretty, hopefully gets better. For the small team to do all this feels impressive.

It is clunky to use if you just want to get in and run a scenario but all the tools are there and the community seems healthy

Game can be fun at times, but you're better off buying a game with better presentation and more content over this. Characters are very simple, story mode is repetitive. Not much here. Goofy game that can provide a few laughs with friends, but I can't justify $30 no matter how I spin it. Might be worth 5, 10 if you're wealthy

THIS GAME ROCKS. I adore this game and need to segment my thoughts to properly gush about it. I have completed two playthroughs on ps5, and 2 playthroughs on PC. (Love this game so much I wanted a steam completion, 2 playthroughs minimum)

-Story: Unfamiliar as I am with Chinese mythology and Journey to the West, this game’s story is awesome! I don’t understand all of it, I don’t catch all the references, and I am definitely losing something in translation, even so this game has engaging characters and interesting plots. Being an action game, these characters and their relationships mainly create conflicts that the player can resolve, but it never feels forced and seems like a natural state of the world. The pacing is good, and the payoffs are great, especially near the end of the game. On my first playthrough, I did not get the true ending and I still felt satisfied with the ending, even though it was (unknown to me) incomplete. When I found out about and then got the true ending on my second playthrough, there was still a large amount of surprise and satisfaction, more than I expected. Disclaimer, I played with Chinese audio and English subtitles, the story I got may be different from what you get.

-Graphics and vibes: Immaculate. This game is so pretty it’ll brick your PC so make sure you have good specs lol. The fur, the particles, the amount of detail and care put into each and every model is breathtaking. You could spend half an hour looking at a piece of armor and still not see everything. The environments have many unique decorations with lots of detail and interesting stories on them. Some are highly detailed scans of actual monuments and sculptures in China. No wonder the file size is 130gb.

-Music: Very good! A lot of it may require the context of the game to shine, but it's always framing the situation perfectly, and a joy to listen to.

-Combat: Very fun! Your job is to be an annoying fly in the enemy’s personal space, constantly ticking away at their health and zipping around evading their swats at the last moment, gradually building up focus, then hitting them with a large burst of damage. The challenge is good! Many fights took me multiple hours on the first playthrough, however I was accidentally ignoring a levelup system that I wrongly assumed was consumable crafting, and I was specifically avoiding things I thought were cheesy. Spells and transformations can make things pretty easy and cheesy if you want. On my first play, I used rock solid, immobilize, and, only when I really needed them, transformations. On my first playthrough I ignored one of the primary ways to upgrade your stats accidentally because I thought it was crafting, yet I still thought the game was pretty fair.
The different builds you can run are quite varied, each weapon and each armor piece has a different passive ability. Unfortunately weapons cannot be upgraded like your armor pieces, so by the end you’re probably going to use a higher tier weapon because it does more damage, rather than a lower tier weapon with the super cool effect you want to use.
Unfortunately combat does not evolve very much over the course of the game, you will be relying on a sense of wonder or desire to see the story to carry you through the late game. Your abilities become more powerful, and enemy patterns become more intense, but the game will not change dramatically. Thankfully you have a plethora of tools to experiment with and you can change your build at any time.

-Exploration: This is the main issue with the game, lots of invisible walls that really confuse the player on first go. They have updated it with a map now, which will help you know what is an intended route and what isn’t, so that’s cool.

-Overall: I fully recommend this game to anyone who likes action games, character action games, or souls games, even at full price I bought it twice. It is the game I most enjoyed in 2024.

Arctic Eggs is a one of a kind experience. In no other game are these questions asked. You will be presented with thought-provoking dialogue. You will cook many things. You will ascend. You will be given audience with the Saint of Six-Stomachs.

This game is worth it. Maybe not for everyone. Maybe for you. Give it a shot when it's on sale. You will get something out of it.

Nice little game that takes just an afternoon to play through. The flight feels very good but isn't used outside of exploration. Once you reach an objective, you won't be able to solve it by being a cool bird :(... Very simple and relaxed game in all aspects, exploring, puzzles, etc. The story and the lore is just enough to tease your imagination but not enough to fill out a complete picture. The game is small in scope and does not provide deep satisfaction. It's perfect if you want to have a chill experience and explore some skylands as a cool bird-person.

poco so good