CoconutControl 最近的评测

I’m just gonna get straight to the point. For the type of game this is aiming to be, it is a masterpiece.

This game belongs to a genre known as “walking simulators”. Essentially, the focus is on exploration, world building, and visual storytelling more-so than gameplay. It’s like an interactive movie.

This genre is not for everyone. If you look through the other reviews, you’ll see that for some, the concept doesn’t really click, and that’s okay. Art is subjective. Every work is intended for a particular audience, and some people just don’t mesh with these types of games.

But as someone who *does* fall into the audience for this kind of game, I can tell you, it is good. Like… really REALLY good.

If you need something gameplay-heavy, this genre is not for you. However, if you’re into more narrative and lore heavy games (things like Undertale, DDLC, or FNAF), you’ll love this.

The world of Eclipsium is mysterious and hauntingly beautiful. Through it’s melancholy atmosphere, UNBELIEVABLE soundtrack (like 10/10), and horror design that builds that pit of dread in your stomach, it is intense, painful, heart-wrenching, unsettling, and beautiful. I had goosebumps the entire time. This game is surreal and abstract in a way that ironically feels harshly sobering. I would say more but this game should be experienced 100% blind.

In closing, this is your chance to play it before it was cool, because I wholeheartedly believe Eclipsium will become huge. I never leave reviews, but felt like I needed to this time. Because it would be criminal to let this one fly under the radar.

Despite it being short and sweet, I will be thinking about this game for a long time.

Don't even bother. It's hit or miss whether the game will run on your PC regardless of your specs. Personally, I can't even get the game to launch because EA AntiCheat is so broken and can't figure out how to install itself correctly on my computer. After hours of troubleshooting and reading countless accounts from other users with similar issues, I've just come to the conclusion that there are certain PCs that this game just WILL NOT run on.

Even for my friends who HAVE been able to get the game running, it's SO unoptimized and poorly ported. We've experienced constant severe graphical issues (so bad they could potentially be a seizure risk), and just TERRIBLE performance even on monstrously high spec PCs. Thank God for Steam refunds because it's downright criminal to sell a product THIS non-functioning and misrepresentative for $70. Once again, PC owning football fans are SOL. Shove it, EA.

I so badly wanted to like this game. The idea that I would be able to experience the other end of one of my favorite things in gaming, the boss. I counted down the days to release. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this game in it's current state.

This game is just a basic barebones platformer with a (albeit very pretty) bad guy theme pasted over it. The levels feel so simple and empty, and don't mix well with Nefarious's gameplay, no option to use a controller or rebind controls along with an out of place wonky aiming system make the game feel very clunky and awkward to play. The music is also nothing to write home about.

On the other hand, the character design and artstyle are great. Everyone is expressive and looks great. They have charming personalities and really interact with eachother well. Also the whole theme of being the bad guy and taking control of the boss is a very unique promising gameplay idea.

Bottom line, Nefarious is not great. It's not bad by any means, but, at the current price and it's current state I feel it's not worth the money. But once it gets updated and its' issues are resolved you can bet I'll come back and continue to wreak havoc as Crow.

So, overall this game is pretty great.

The gameplay is solid, the controls are good (MUCH better with a gamepad) and the 70s mecha anime aesthetics are spot on and really capture what they're going for.

And then there's the stuff that's not so great.

Resolution: The resolution in this game is set and can not be changed. I get they did this to make it seem more "authentic" along the lines of the non-widescreen anime of the 20th century, but having it stuck at a constant 400x600 makes it look ugly, gives less space to see projectiles, and causes the steam overlay to act weird, making achievements and notifications take up nearly a quarter of the screen. Also there is no pause button.

Content: While I did enjoy this game I felt like it was kinda lacking in content. For five dollars you get 5 levels and varying difficulty modes. This can get stale quickly and unless you enjoy repeating the same levels over and over, trying to get new high scores or complete different difficulties you may find yourself bored very quickly.

However, if you can look past these small flaws this game is very enjoyable and is a great time waster. Would recommend to mecha fans and anyone with some extra funds in their steam wallets.

Ah, Undertale

splendid

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BUY IT.

this game has taught me what love and life is




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