||Arc|| FitzChivalry 最近的评测

An excellent story, though the subject matter was quite heavy. Atmospheric as frack, the scenery was absolutely beautiful. Characters were well fleshed out and memorable, and interactions were all completely believable. Overall a really good example of the genre.

A nice peaceful game, very atmospheric and satisfying once you built up some skill and learn the tricks. The maps are huge, beautifully crafted and immersive. The animals within take some skill to find and even more to hunt, so expect some early frustration if you're new to this sort of game. There are missions but they're not central to the experience, just an opportunity for some extra cash. Be warned there is a lot of waiting or tracking depending on your play style so if you need constant action this game is not for you.

An excellent game. All about the story with this one, so if you're looking for action stear clear; but if like me you love a good plot this is going to make your day. The central premice of rewinding time and altering choices is interesting and fun, good graphics, since choices affect the story it's replayable, and the collectable optional photos provide something for completionists. All in all a great game. I'm going to go buy the "Before the Storm" prequel now.

It's a good game that continues the traditions of the Dishonored franchise. Personally I am a huge fan of the Outsider and the manner in which he influences the world, so the whole idea in the name of this game depressed me a little (hence the lack of enthusiasm in this review; it is actually a really well put together game which hits all the same buttons as the previous installments). And despite my personal lack of enthusiasm regarding the objective, the story is well put together and adds new and interesting layers to the Dishonored world. Keep in mind it is meant as a DLC despite its standalone format, so it is shorter and less complex. If you played the DLCs of the first, you know what to expect.

Get it. Quite simply one of the most brilliant casual gaming experiences one is likely to come across. You are the plague which is (hopefully) destined to kill humanity. Play as a number of different pathogens, each with their own play styles and peculiarities. Increase your infectivity to spread around the world and bypass governmental efforts to halt your progress. Become immune to antibiotics and extremes in temperature in order to infect those hard to reach countries. Increase your leathality at a strategic time to kill off wealthy countries before they can research a cure, or scramble your genetics to increase the time it'll take them if you time it wrong.

This really is a unique casual gaming experience, and one which you will sink untold hours into. I've been playing it on and off for 4-5 years on a number of platforms and keep coming back.

A relatively short and not to difficult game with a sweet and simple storyline. The graphics are rather old fashioned (think Fable or earlier) but they don't detract very much from the experience. The addition of the achievements is what pushes one to put in some real effort, and also adds substantially to the length of time one spends on the game. Plus swinging and jumping around from platform to platform is always an enjoyable experience. So while you may want to wait for a special before you pony up for this one, you could certainly do worse.

First off The Stanley Parable is quite witty and even a fairly interesting commentary on video game tropes. But that said, it's not really much of a 'game' which is why I have to ding it. If you are after an intellectual exploration of the nature of video games and ferreting out all the little quirks that developers include, then this is right up your alley. If you're after something a little more cathartic and fun then this is most definitely not for you. Personally I felt more compelled by my OCD to 'try everything' rather than being eager to do so.

First and foremost this game is currently in Early Access and will not have a story mode until August. That said, who the hell cares? This game is both completely awesome and ridiculously addictive. A quiet, contemplative sort of survival game, you survive by a combination of scavenging and hunting. Collecting resources and weighing their relative values. Does better cold protection justify the greater weight? Would it be more effective to make two slow trips or three fast ones to bring this stuff back to my base? Is this stuff worth the extra trips back home? Do I even want a central base or shall I just swap out my inventory as I scavenge better stuff? All questions you'll find yourself asking.

The world is beautiful, and it actually takes time to cross it. Get used to it taking time to get places. What's that you want to fast travel? Too bad, start walking. You the sort that likes to just dash in and hit quick-reload a billion times until you get it right or get lucky? Opps, permanent death. Please start from scratch. (Yeah this is a ♥♥♥♥♥, but if you push through your first few deaths you'll find it adds real risk reward incentive) Survival becomes an actual achievement, wolves and bears are a threat you have to watch out for, and even the weather can get the adrenalin pounding when it hits at just the wrong time.

Anyway, get this game and get exploring.

I would absolutely recommend you get this game. If you are unfamiliar with the franchise I suggest you start with the first one (which is also absolutely fabulous). Anyway, this game scores full points on all fronts. It has an excellent story (again you need to play the first one with all the DLC) which is set in a highly detailed and fascinating world. The aesthetic of the world is an amazing blend of City 17 futuristic and the Victorian era, and the history and corresponding magic system of the world is truly a thing of beauty.

The game itself can be played as straight combat, full stealth or any combination of the two. The combat is simple but the deadliness begets the need for strategy, and is goreishily satisfying. The stealth has an aspect of quiet satisfaction to it, and both combat and stealth are made all the more fun by the range of supernatural abilities which you gain through your quest.

All in all this is absolutely one of the best games around, so buy it already.

I would absolutely recommend this game. However there is one proviso: you have to be the sort of gamer who enjoys story progression rather than just shooting your way from start to finish. Because that's what this games is, a story told through conversational interactions with another character as well as world exploration. There is no action. Just a compelling and wonderfully crafted narrative combined with an intriguing mystery set in an idyllic and beautiful world. So if you are up for a violence free adventure through the forests of Shoshone with only a sarcastic coworker on the radio and your turtle for company, get this game.