Cockgobbler Monsonger™ 最近的评测

I must say...while Fallout 4 isn't GOTY material; it's a damn good game. The customization is great, the armor is fun to use and you have awesome companions to join you in battle.

Only problems are that the game is poorly optimized, at least when it comes to full screen monitors. There are fixes; but it might be a while before Bethesda puts on a proper patch to fix that. Ah well.

Still, if you haven't, GET THIS GAME...if you want.

Eh, this game is alright.

I say alright because, even though the art style and music are awesome, the gameplay and gunplay being akin to a classic shooter and being incredibly optimized; I just couldn't get the appeal of this game.

Does it make it bad? No! Wrack is fun, but it does feel weird when playing and you might be a little dissapointed with what the game offers at times.

I'd pick this up when it's dirt cheap, because I did.

I have to say...this is a pretty sweet shoot 'em up!

The graphics and animation are consistent and well animated (though if you were expecting Skullgirls quality, it's not there but the animation's still impressive nonetheless), the guns are meaty and fun to use, there's lots of blood and gore (for a 2D game) and the controls and sound are fluid.

Only major problems I have is that a glitch won't let me get past through the last level (the game crashes and freezes, though I'm not sure if anyone else had this problem), and the versus mode is a little barebones.

Overall, great game! I'd pick it up at a sale, though.

Hitler's testicles always met a gruesome fate

10/10

Not bad for a free puzzle game. Pretty darn simple, though.

Hotline Miami is cool.

Payday 2 is cool.

Buy this DLC or risk being decapitated by Jacket....or Wolf. Depends on your tastes.

(also I don't own this yet, and I'm writing a review for it. How quaint)

State of Decay is like the drama, choices and tragedy of The Walking Dead mixed with Grand Theft Auto's open world gameplay. And that's a damn good mix if I ever seen one!

Just Cause 2 in my mind: a sandbox game where anyone can grapple on just about anything, chuckle at the campy humor, blow up multitudes of random government crap and drive to your heart's content. It's impossible to hate this game; it's just too damn fun!

Ahhh, Serious Sam...a budget-priced, nostalgic bundle of fun to many. And well...that counts to me; somewhat. I mean, the first SS game I played was Next Encounter for the PS2, and it was a crazy good time! But what about the classic games? Despite their large fan community and mod support; something didn't feel quite..."modern" with the games.

Enter Serious Sam Revolution, a fan-made version of the classic Serious Sam titles made by some of the most well-known and diehard SS fans from around the globe. While it's in Early Access at the moment, the full version of Revolution will include a new campaign, new gamemodes and much more. And how did this grab my attention? Well, because it was fuggin free! Well, it is free but you gotta own both classic titles. How does this fare? Well...

The gameplay of SS Revolution are like any other Serious Sam game: shoot enemies, get new weapons, shoot more enemies, kill a boss, you get the idea. Sometimes you can get a friend or family member to help out with slaughtering mass hordes of enemies with a minigun. Graphics? Same as the classic games. Old, but impressive for the time....and this time with OpenGL.

As for Revolution itself, the new Steam-based features are pretty cool; with leaderboard support, achievements and Workshop, and more streamlined multiplayer. Of course, seeing how this is a Early Access game, I noticed a rather odd bug where the Workshop items wouldn't load, but it might be because I'm not loading them right or it really is a bug, but eh. <.<

Still, if ya want a dose of nostalgia get this game! I sincerly can't wait for the full release and maybe hear John J. ♥♥♥♥'s secksy voice in the new campaign mode, lol.

I pledge allegiance to the goat
Of the United States of Goatmerica
And to the Baaa-public for which it stands
One nation under goats, Indivisible
With liberty and justice for goats

Okay, that's enough jokes involving goats and 'Murica. This game is esentially a physics-based Three Stooges game, only this time Moe, Larry, and Curly are gone and in their place is a humble goat that defies the laws of physics and gets into absurdist slapstick mayhem complete with oddball gags and easter eggs. It's dumb, crazy fun for those that want a good set of laughs.