FuchsiaShock 最近的评测

A decent Train Simulator/Euro Truck Sim hybrid which I'm really enjoying playing. Sadly seems that development on it has halted, so no further bugfixes or content are coming- but if you like train games, and it's in a steam sale, I still recommend it.

If you want to lay track, get Transport Fever. If you want to create a pretty model railroad, get Trainz. If you want to drive trains, get Train Simulator, Train Sim World, or Diesel Railcar Simulator.

But, if you want to take control of the day to day operation of a branch line, *this is the one*. I love it.

It's especially good when you bring friends and work together.

A really fun timesink that plays like a 2D version of Elite, or the old Escape Velocity games for Mac.

Well, I *was* quite enjoying it. Until I quit the game and then next time I started the game all my progress in the previous session had just disappeared.

I feel like there would have been a good game here if it had been finished, but it's not a finished game by any means. Interesting to play it though. I would definitely have enjoyed seeing what this could have been if it had been given a bit more time.

I bought this on a whim because it was in a sale and I really really like it actually. Really fun little ARPG dungeon game where you play user-made dungeons and create your own. Not sure how active the makers are, but there's a fair few fun dungeons around. Works great with a 360 controller too. Though I keep hitting X thinking it'll be primary attack but it's not, A is. Would like to be able to remap the controls. But yeah, it's good fun. I recommend it.

Still one of the best sims about, even though it's a little long in the tooth and looking a bit ragged next to newer sims. Works on a total potato of a PC though. And is worth buying just for the racing school tutorial bit alone. Also the touring car mod available for it is fantastic.

I preferred the old version which had more freedom with character builds and a decent frame rate. This version somehow is more taxing on my hardware while using IDENTICAL assets. *shrug*

I don't understand how this got the good reviews it seems to have gotten here. It's a Ridge Racer game which actively discourages drifting, because when you hit the drift button the car either understeers into a wall or oversteers into the other wall, and there's no way of telling which it's going to do, and very little in the way of control over which it'll do.
I've tried the first race ten times and I just cannot work out how to successfully drift a corner. I've done it a couple of times, obviously entirely by accident, because I then try to replicate it, and we're back to facing the wrong way in 12th position.
Maybe I'm missing something vital, like you have to hit the controls at the exact correct time while reciting the ABC backwards and simultaneously entering the konami code, I dunno. The gamne gives you absolutely no idea how to pull it off.
It's not really a Ridge Racer game, it's more like Flatout or Burnout, only not as good. It has some nice idea, but the execution sucks. I'm gonna go play Flatout or Burnout or even Split Second instead. They all have excellent controls with 100% predictable results, so you know the same control input will produce the same result. This doesn't. And they're clearly what this game is trying to be, but failing.

Really fun procedurally generated FPS/RPG with a lot of charm, takes a little bit of time to work out what you're doing, but once you're past that learning curve, it's an excellent game. And the developer is really helpful if you encounter technical problems. Very much recommended.

Still my favourite of the Flatout games.