DigitalSamson 最近的评测

I know this game is called "Golf with Friends", but for me, it's "Golf when you have 30 minutes of 'me-time' when your two year old is down for a nap".

I originally skipped this title when it came out in 2015. I finally gave it a shot (thanks to some nudity-censoring mods. As a married man, I have personal convictions about games with excessive nudity). I can't adequately explain how phenomenal this game is. There are great games, and then there's The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. This game is, in my opinion, in an elite class of its own. From the world-building, to the characters, the writing, the narrative; it is easy to get lost in this game. I'm a sucker for a good story/characters/lore and CDPR delivered a masterclass of a game. Even so much so that I'm now heavily interested to go back to read the source books. Another thing that makes this game so special is how each side quest, no matter how big or small, fits seamlessly into the overarching story being told throughout the life of the world you inhabit. I've played MANY games that just throw fetch-quests at you via a lather/rinse/repeat process in a game to where it becomes monotonous and boring (I'm looking at you, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.....). Instead, each contract or quest you pick up tells a rich story of it's own, with NPCs that feel like real people that you can either empathize with, or can be disgusted with. The "Generic NPC Questgiver A" is non-existent in The Witcher 3. As cliche as the saying is, it's truly "a breath of fresh air." I see why The Witcher 3 is treated as the pinnacle of RPGs as it is today.

At 115 hours, I finally finished the main story and I am thankful to have purchased the Complete Edition that came with all the DLC expansions. I was instantly itching to play more. I've only just scratched the surface on the Blood & Wine expansion. I look forward to what lies ahead.

If there's one "tip" I could offer for someone who has never played this game, it's one that I got from a friend: "The game really opens up after level 10. Take your time with this game, because it's not meant to be rushed through." That was huge for me. I initially tried to hammer through the story and skip all side quests, but it didn't go well for me. This game is meant to be taken slowly. Get to know the world and the characters that inhabit it. Each side quest has it's own story to tell. That, for me, is the biggest thing that makes this game stand out from the rest. Many developers/franchises have tried to replicate what TW3, but there's honestly nothing like it. I hope this review helps. Happy gaming!

This is a game I keep going back to. I've also put in about 150 hours into this game on PS4 and a handful on the Switch.

The best description I've heard about this game is that it's "easy to learn, but hard to master." The latter part of that description is what keeps me hooked. Learning new tricks and strategies take a simple gameplay formula and turns it into a game with seemingly unlimited replay potential.