Cryptic 最近的评测

Where Winds Meet is nearly perfect at what it sets out to be, it borrows familiar systems from other exploration and gacha-style games. Still, it refines every one of them into something smoother, richer, and more immersive.

Every area you step into feels alive. The world is dense with exploration points, hidden paths, side quests, random encounters, and meaningful discoveries. There’s never a moment when the world feels empty. Each region is crafted with intention and rewards your curiosity at every turn.

Visually, the game is stunning. The environments are beautiful, and the effects, especially in combat, are fantastic. Movement is fluid and dynamic, giving you multiple traversal options as you progress that make simply getting from place to place fun in its own right.

Combat and boss fights are another highlight. They’re smooth, responsive, and visually striking, making every encounter feel cinematic.

This game is just jammed full of so much stuff to do, it puts other games like it to shame. Overall, don't listen to the few negative reviews; try it yourself first. This isn't something you wanna miss out on.

I Enjoy it, its rough around the edges but its by no means bad, i trust tripwire will continue improving it,

Dueling Scrakes, Fleshpounds, and Some Bosses with ninja is the most fun thing In the world to me and i enjoy it greatly.

I will make a list of everything this game needs before I can recommend it fully, Its fun for a few hours but thats all you get out of it.

Double The Amount of Weapons currently in the game
Rework the attachment system to show proper numbers instead of bars
Quadruple the amount of attachments in game.
More Enemy types at least two or three more
At least 5 more unique Heist's with built in randomization.
ADD a Favor/Plan system Like payday 2 with in depth heist customization
Infinite Infamy system that gives rewards/Cosmetics and buffs to your character
Bring back at least 4-5 more missing Members of the payday gang.
Lots more build variety more skills, Sniper builds etc.
Overkill weapon system is cool but feels uninspired let us have our giga chad characters running around with .50 cals if we want
More I cant name at this moment.

For what they have its very good and is shaping up to be great, Has some jank, but its EA to be expected, Haters Can Press K.

Hands down the best ARPG I have played to date. Had so much fun that I actually forgot how long I was playing for. Game of the decade. 10/10

The most fun game I have played in the last two years. DEMOCRACY, LIBERATION RAHH!

-actually got past the day 1 servers dying
-farmed a few lvls
-raided a dungeon with 20 lvl 4+ players
-made some friends
-made a light show with 5 other mages
100/10 would zenith again

Space Dwarf Mining Simulator-- Fun game play loop insanely fun with friends nothing more needs to be said get this game

I’ve been playing this game on and off since its release, and even before that, I was watching it closely. I could go on about Behavior’s development choices, balance decisions, and all the frustrating aspects that make you wonder why I still play. But the truth is, there’s something about this game that keeps pulling you back. No matter how many times you try to quit, something—a new chapter, an update, or just the realization that every other game feels dull in comparison Something always brings you back. You’ll leave a session swearing you’re done, convinced you’ll never play again, only to find yourself logging in the next day, or maybe the next week, but regardless of the time taken off inevitably, you return. Because despite all of its flaws you love the game and nothing else compares. Ever since I started playing DBD, I’ve never been able to truly quit. The longest I ever stopped was six months, but even then, I still came back. Wondering if you should play this game? I’d tell you to run and never look back—blacklist the tag on social media, avoid the content like the plague, because once you’re in deep enough, there’s no escaping.