Edith Sanders 最近的评测

In a vacuum not compared to Vermintide 2, Darktide would be considered a fantastic game and (in my opinion) represents the best feeling 40k style combat ever (sorry Space Marine), combined AAA quality visuals and a fun edge of your seat co-op combat experience that makes you feel like a bad ass in a way only a 40k game could.

After about 20 hours of play, while I'm admittedly using top end hardware, I have yet to encounter any performance issues, and neither have my friends, with the exception of those with computers approaching or below the games minimum specifications (which is not a fault of the games optimisation).

Don't get me wrong, the game can (and I expect will) improve, it especially could stand to have the matchmaking system reworked and cross play added so Steam, Xbox and Game Pass players can play together, but in general, Darktide is worth picking up (especially on sale).

Super Amazeballs is a interesting (and awesome) take on puzzle games, that makes great use of roomscale VR. Through forcing players to constantly shift perspectives while racing to set the best time.

Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor is an amazing spectacle fighter! Its combat feels better than Arkham, it has a great story, and the "Nemesis System" really helps to increase immersion. The Voice acting is absolutely spot on and excellent, and the story sticks true to the lord of the rings universe.

The game through and through is an amazing demo for the "Nemesis System", and the core mechanics of this game just scream it’s a proof of concept. I have no doubt that once monolith irons out the bugs, you will see this system in a lot of games as middleware.

My only complaint is that the last 2 bosses are really lacking mechanically, and it really leads me to believe that for one reason or another they just didn't have the people, time or budget to get everything they wanted in, so the boss's suffered.

Play this game, And pass the whiskey!

Probably one of the best game's I've played in years. This game would be worth playing even if it was a 60$, but since its free to play, you can just jump right in. Dota 2 has a great way to ease you into the game, with the ability to learn heros and machanics useing bot match's and single draft (you pick one of 3 randomly selected heros). With a fairly large ammount of cosmetic items (not skins like other titles in the genre) this lets you really customize your hero's look how you want them to look.

Combineing great gameplay, a great community (when they speak your language), customization, an EXTREAMLY consumer friendly busness model, and an indepth tradeing system. This game is without a doubt worth trying, even if you're not big on the Action-RTS/MOBA genre.