Champion Red 最近的评测

Writing this while I don't have carpal tunnel and my keyboard still works.

Normally I would never play this type of game, but the quality of life features make this a lot more approachable. Running and jumping around is a ton of fun, and there's plenty of optional content for people who like an extra challenge. The cameos won't make much sense unless you know who's involved, but the voice acting is very funny. There are some occasional performance hiccups, but it runs pretty well on Steam Deck. Main thing that would be nice to see is more customization options like button remapping and an FOV slider.

The game itself is amazing. In career mode the gameplay loop is very satisfying, and there's a very strong cast of characters to back it up. It's also nice to see the attention to detail in the character designs with their real life counterparts. My reason for leaving a negative review is that the gacha system is downright predatory. Even as someone who's used to Fate/GO, the rates are pretty bad. The pity system is slightly better, but that isn't saying much considering the one in FGO is practically nonexistent.

This isn't necessarily a bad thing on its own. Personally I don't mind spending a bit of money if a character I like comes out. The problem lies in the presence of the PVP mode. If you want to be competitively viable, be prepared to fork over upwards of $2000 whenever a new meta card comes out. This is the kind of scummy monetization I would expect from a company like Nexon. That being said, if you don't care about PVP it's totally possible to be F2P. It's still an enjoyable game, and I'll continue playing it myself.

As for the PC version specifically, I would've liked to see a bit better usage of the larger screen real estate, but I can see why they don't want to develop an entirely separate UI for it. The performance in concert sequences is also pretty rough running on an iGPU. Somewhat surprising for a mobile port, but I can live with it.

Quite possibly the greatest crossover that will ever exist. Well worth it to support the devs. It's not their fault for the limited time, just blame SEGA and/or NEXON.

Rare example of a puzzle game which is challenging without just being completely cryptic. Never got stuck to the point of feeling like I needed a guide. The design is very simple, yet it always finds a new way to blow your mind.

This kind of experience is hard to come by, but it is very enjoyable. Even if you don't pay close attention to the writing system it's still pretty easy to figure out. There were a few obscure illustrations I couldn't quite decipher, so I had to do process of elimination. Don't have any complaints beyond that.

An idea so dumb it's actually good.

As advertised, there are indeed yakuza pirates and it takes place in Hawaii. Runs on Steam Deck.

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I really wanted to like this because cute fox, but the poor level design unfortunately drags it down. At one point I had to clip up a ledge because the intended way was not clear.