Wolfy British Guy 最近的评测

I came back to play this again recently, and I honestly prefer this over "normal" XCOM.
It certainly feels like the devs were experimenting with a few mechanics (like how Overwatch works) and going for something smaller scale. You won't get the normal 100s of hours out of this like you would with XCOM 2, but with so many games vying for our attention these days, having a nice 20 hour experience is something that should be praised.
Obviously the characters are the key selling point here, and their interactions with one another in-between missions are always fun to listen to.
There is a slight lack of polish here and there, but what bugs I've encountered have never been game breaking. It certainly feels like this done with; a smaller team, a smaller budget and/or a tighter deadline.

I get why the more hardcore XCOM player would find issues, but for a more "casual" XCOM game, it's certainly a fun, if short, little romp through City 31.

TL;DR - It's not a bad game, but it tries to be too many things and ends up being a bit of a clustered mess.

I really wish steam had a middle vote option, because while I did have fun with this, there were too many things that stopped me from fully enjoying it, and often just frustrated me.

The game has a lot of neat ideas, but that's also what causes it's biggest issue. It wants to be JRPG, but it also wants to be a Fighting game, but it also wants to be a 90s era Platformer, but it also wants to be Metriodvania. On there own, the ideas it presents are cool and do work quite well, but thrown together in a pot, they just conflict with one another, resulting in a game that can't make up its mind what it wants to be.

Story wise, for something that's fairly linear (not counting the one part where it "sort of" isn't), the plot is all over the place. World building seems to be largely ignored or glossed over, and the pacing results in bad guys getting introduced and then quickly thrown aside before you've barely been able to acknowledge them being a threat.

The characters are likeable (even if the main character is a little insufferable at the start), there's just too many of them, with several not getting enough screen time. This is why most JRPGs keep the "main cast" to about 6-8 at the most, including the main character. There are also optional side characters that you can get too, but they play very little role in the plot.

Combat is... button mashey, and this where the Fighting game bit clashes with the JRPG bit. Sure, it's an interesting take on the type of reactive combat you see in thing the Mario & Luigi series, but it just lacks something. You can try to be strategic with your inputs to create combos, but most of the time, you can just button mash with the same results. Each character also has their own attacks and mechanics, which isn't an issue, but again, the Fighting game bit comes back again by making each act too differently that they have their own set ups and ways your using your, for want of a better term, "Super Meter".
The game also likes to throw Platforming sections into boss fights, which can be jarring and break the flow of combat.

Also, the game lags HORRIBLY during certain sections, which makes the Platforming almost impossible or very frustrating.

While I've said a lot of negative things about this game, it's not bad. It just feels like it had too many ideas it wanted to show you, and just ended making a mess. A fun little mess, but still a mess.

If you want to give this a go, approach with caution and keep your expectations low.

"Please describe what you liked or disliked about this game"

I like the gameplay and the monetisation model. The Devs are also really awesome

I disliked it when Sony started forcing PSN accounts on people when then game ran perfectly fine without one. However, I like that they reversed this decision and I can dive without yet another account I need to sign up for.

The review score may have taken a dive, but I am doing my part to bring it back up

FOR DEMOCRACY!

For a freebie, this was very well made.
Yeah, it is essentially a very hand hold-y version of Ace Attorney with an endless runner mini game thrown in that lasts a few hours, but honestly, I had fun playing it ^_^

I also hope they release the soundtrack for this too. Got some pretty catchy tunes in there

I only got to play this during the free weekend, but I enjoyed my time with it none the less.
I will be honest in saying that the difficulty curve on this game is REALLY steep at first, so there is no shame in playing against the AI until you get the hang of things.

Granted, I did spend most of my time playing the Co-Op game mode (which I was surprised, but happy to see), but I honestly found that to be more enjoyable than the PvP.

Going to put this on my wish list and come back to it another time ;)

I honestly thought this was going to be a side scrolling shooter, but I was pleasently surprised by this.

Think any of the first two Oddworld games with guns. And yes, there are puzzles to solve. They aren't too tricky, but they will make you stop to think about them.

Haven't played the Co-Op mode yet, but if it's anything like the Single Player, I'm sure it'll be fun

OST is pretty cool too.

This game is fun... for a while. Then it devolves into a massive rage enducing s**t storm.

I'll give the game credit where it's due. It looks very nice and it's more realistic compared to WoT.

Sadly, the match making in this game is horrible. When you start out, the most you have to worry about is making sure you don't die and everyone is pretty much on the same level.

The MOMENT you research a Tier 2 Tank/Plane however, it throws you in the deep end and puts you up against people who have unlocked Tier 4 and 5 Tanks/Planes, of which the Tanks can one shot anything ranked below them, and the Aircraft battles feel like you're a grunt going up against Team Starfox (and no amount of barrel rolls will save you).

Plus, whenever you get a new Tank, it's a load of garbage, and the only way you can research the parts needed to make it better is to take it into battle, which means you're playing at a disadvantage till it's fully upgraded, and, usually, by the time that happens, you've researched a new (and probably better) tank to replace it.

It's a shame it had to end this way, as I was really enjoying myself and felt like I was getting somewhere, but the minute the bulls**t hit the fan and the rage enducing Tier 5 Tank one shots started happening, I dropped this thing like a bomber payload, without the satifying explosion.

I didn't enjoy this game.

Did a whole video explaining why:

https://youtu.be/4PPbNJ-ehPs

First of all, let me state the obvious: This game is nothing like Overwatch. If anything, I'd say it was more like Super MNC, in the fact that it's a First Person MOBA. If people would just look past the whole "Overwatch clone" thing and give it a try, they might actually enjoy it.

The PvE mode is fun, and you can play it with a group or solo if you wish, though I would recoomend playing it with a group.

The queue time for PvP can take a while. Some people have complained that they've waited for upto 30 minutes for a game. Me? I've really only waited about 3-5 minutes on avereage, so it's best to play during peak times or on the weekends.

Also, the notion that the game is "dead" is pretty misleading, given that I have little trouble finding games. I'm not sure if these people are playing at really odd times or are just REALLY impaitent.

Yes, there is a microtransaction store in this, but it's only for cosmetic items, such as skins and taunts, and the store itself is burried away in the gear tab, so it isn't front and centre when you start the game up. Say what you will about microtransactions in paid games, but no one is forcing you to buy that stuff, so you can't complain.

My only complaints are some optimisation issues, not to mention a pretty bad game crash when I first started the game up, but that was fixed after a system restart and hasn't happened again since (I think it was a Windows 10 problem more than anything).

If you enjoy MOBAs or enjoyed the Borderlands series, you should deffinately give this game a look.

What little time I got to play of this during the free weekend, I have to admit I did enjoy this.

It has a very old school "Choose your own adventure" feel to it, with some text to read, but quite a lot of interactivity. What little I managed to achieve while running around slaughtering bandits as a young female warrior, I barely scatched the surface of what this game had to offer. There's certainly a lot in here.

It does have a very steep learning curve and the graphics have not aged well. While this may not be for everyone, if you're the type that likes to brag to your friends about what you managed to do in games like this, give it a try. You'll be entertained no doubt.