Updog McHenway 最近的评测

I love Katamari Damacy and this is the best one in the series! A very good remake for any fan! the controls are the same, and it feels like there is a lot more stuff!

This game is a great example of how a remake should be done, a really fantastic experience with exciting moments throughout, enjoyable to replay, havn't had this much fun with a resident evil game since RE4, highly recommend!

Much like Rockstar table tennis, the thought of a game just dedicated to one thing seems kind of strange, but when executed well, it's a whole lot of fun.

Right now all there is is the table tennis, but I've read there will be more ping pong based things in the future, for the price you really can't beat the experience that is offered already.

When I played it, there were 4 locations, my favorite was the roof-top outdoor area, I think I hit the ball into the streat and it caused a car to honk, though it may just have been well timed.

The game has 4 single player modes, but my favorite one so far has got to be the Solopong mode. You literally are playing against yourself as time slows down and you are switched to the other side to hit your own ball back at you

Wicked fun.

I really think that anyone who is intrested slightly in table tennis, if you enjoyed playing it in other games, or if you want to improve and try to take the 100 day challenge, this experience would probably help you to show improvement.

As the game develops, I really see this becoming more of a must have!

Tabletop simulator is one of the most fun and versatile games out there right now, with extensible tools and work shop support, literally any tabletop game can be recreated in it to be played with people all across the globe.

With the addition of Vive support the game became 100X more valuable, now I can really sit down at a table with some people and play. It's the most fun game for anyone weather you are a hardcore tabletop master or someone who has only played Uno or Solitare.

Out there is one of my favorite games, one that I can always go to and get lost in, find a deep story and never see the same thing twice, it does get somewhat repetative and ends up taking the fun out of it, I almost wish there were an automation mode, maybe some way to skip or set what your things go to.

going forward with that, the seclusion and desire to get further in the game has eluded me like no other, I've spent many hours exploring the world of Out There and I have yet to lose the intense wonder and need to keep going and push my ship and psyche to the limit trying to see everything in the universe. learning the alien language trying to figure out the paths and the mystery of the universe draws this compelling story and narrative experience out of the fluid and easy to learn gameplay.