DeLeón 最近的评测

I haven't beaten the game yet but at this point I have a pretty good grasp on the gameplay loop and mechanics, and I want to support a smaller indie game by writing a positive review. This is a great game, plain and simple. The developers have created a charming and lighthearted atmosphere that really feels like you're taking a vacation in the Alps. With every new level there are bright and colorful sights, and inventive and interesting powers to play around with.

The game is split into two parts, very similar to Persona. You start the day by picking an area you want to explore in, and by extension, what dungeon you want to do. Each area has its own set of powers, and the powers play very similar to the abilities in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, as well as Infamous Second Son. Overall, they're very fun to play with and the dungeons have puzzles that require you use them in creative ways. After working your way through the dungeons, you can spend your afternoon chatting with a friend or simply relaxing by yourself. Creating closer bonds with people in Hinterberg unlocks new perks, like more health, new ability slots, upgrading items, etc. Perhaps this is one of the weaker areas, as I don't really care for most of the characters you can build relationships with. They can be boring or annoying, though I do like the tension between the Hinterberg locals and the tourists who are coming for the dungeons and don't respect the town, it's an interesting dynamic.

I got this game through humble bundle but I would probably buy it at a slight sale, if not full price. There is a great game here and if this sounds interesting to you, I would encourage you to play it.

The flying in this game is the best of any video game I've ever played. The character feels like it actually has weight, which adds so much to the experience.

This doesn't offer a spiraling story with different paths to go through, or even a story at all, but if you want to jump into a randomly generated map and experience some of the best flying in gaming, buy this game.

It's an interesting thing when a developer completely changes a beloved series, and such is the case with Bioshock Infinite.
Gone are any of the horrror/ suspense elements that were in the first two games, the uneasiness and paranoia have been traded in for curiosity. What is so important about Elizabeth? How is Colombia staying up? These are just a few examples, that thankfully are answered.

Bioshock Infinite is a shooter. You carry around two guns at all times and can switch them out at almost any time. They feel very powerful and there's a lot of diversity in each gun, but it is possible to just play the entire game with the same two guns. Along with your firearms you have plasti- uhm I mean vigors. They serve as your special abilities such as: setting the enemy on fire, or mind controlling the enemy into fighting for you. They can be combined for some interesting combinations such as flaming crows, but for most of the game I ignored them, not seeing much of a use for them.

Bioshock Infinite is a very well written game. It manages to keep you interested for its 13+ hour plot. The world of Colombia is revealed through voxophones in the game, which are your standard audiolog collectible items. In my opinion, it's worth going through and finding as many as you can, because they greatly add to the backstory and the enjoyment of the game. Throughout the game, its philosophy is very present and sort of shoved down your throat. This is very evident in the ending which I personally thought was just silly, and too ambitious.

Graphically the games looks very beautiful and stands up even amongst some of todays newer releases.
The sound engineering was very well done, the guns sounded loud and powerful, peoples conversations got louder the closer to them you got. The sound is great and I reccomend you play with headphones for an added experience.
I was able to run the game on ultra settings at sixty frames throughout the entire game. My pc for reference has a 1060 3gb model and an i5-7500, so nothing too special. As long as you don't have a toaster pc, you should be good.

TLDR; very fun game with solid gunplay and special abilities, though you can largely ignore that. The story is very well written and is sure to keep your attention, even though they have to turn to audiologs to build the world. Finally the game is very well optimized and you shouldn't have too much trouble running the game unless you have a toaster pc. Definitely a fun game, 8/10.