CommanderMAM 最近的评测

AMD GPU - UPDATE GRAPHICS DRIVERS AND TURN OFF GLOBAL ILLUMINATION
Addicting gameplay loop, unintrusive monetization, wonderful atmosphere, and a passionate dev team make Helldivers 2 a breath of fresh air in todays gaming market. Although servers can be hit-or-miss depending on what time you try and play, the maximum I've had to wait was half an hour, so its not the end of the world. Had a couple of issues with anti-cheat deciding my 7800XT was a threat and disabling it, crashing my computer. Updated my graphics drivers and this was fixed, although the game still crashed halfway through a mission. Turned off global illumination and this was fixed.

To be honest, the only reason I got this game was because it was in the Door Kickers bundle. At first glance, it seemed too goofy compared to the rest of the Door Kicker franchise and probably not my cup of tea, but after having it sit in my library for a bit I gave it a shot.

I was wrong. I WAS WRONG. ITS AMAZING.

You load up the game and are hit with an absolutely gorgeously-crafted menu. The pixel art knocked alone my socks off, and the music? OH, THE MUSIC! I spent a good 3 or 4 minutes just vibing with the music before I even started the game. The controls caught me off guard at first, I had to fumble around a bit to realize that its keyboard-based. But after that, the fun began. 6 well-designed and fun to play classes, ranging from sneaking around and surprising enemies as recon to ignoring reinforced doors as breacher. At the beginning, I found that my lack of skill led to me eating more than a healthy amount of bullets, so I swapped to the shield class, which made my experience much more enjoyable as I learned how to play the game better. Having maxed that class, I've since branched off and started to really explore the other classes, which all offer unique styles of gameplay. Yeah, they all boil down to shoot bad guys, but whether its finding out where the bad guys are with recon and his gadgets or rolling out of the way of their bullets with FBI, the details make each class stand out in their own ways while still being similar so that one can easily transition between them. The game is definitely designed to encourage co-op gameplay, with different classes supporting each other and level design putting bad guys on either side of a stairway or elevator, but it does so without discouraging solo gameplay. Being surrounded by enemies can be overcome with abilities or avoided with alternative routes, making solo play still enjoyable. I myself haven't played a single game of co-op in my 11 hours or so of gameplay at the time of writing this review, yet I've managed to clear the first 3 chapters (and probably more when time permits me to get to them). All in all, the goofy and humorous nature that turned me away at first is really what made this game so enjoyable, and it masters its style perfectly. I highly recommend checking out this game if you haven't already. It's well worth the $14 bucks (USD), although buying it in the bundle or when it goes on sale can let you save some change to snag the single DLC and the wonderful OST, that way you can vibe to the beats without having to be cleaning up the streets.

Great game, fun gameplay, the only con is the lack of other players online. Cash can be slow to earn, but if you keep at it the levels will become easier with the right equipment.