Michael 最近的评测

It sometimes frustratingly difficult, but I slowly learn with each attempt at a difficult boss and get better. Its good.

Its downloading!

I think this is a really well polished game. I am enjoying it.

I like the game, but its asking me for Ubisoft login every single time I launch it. Meaning I have to take off the VR headset, go to the monitor and type in my email and password. Despite clicking "Remember me", it doesn't remember. I'll change my review from negative to positive if the devs fix it.

Its a lot of fun. I make vizzy programs with it mostly.

Its worth getting a VR headset just for this game alone! Half-Life: Alyx is absolutely unlike anything I've ever experienced before now in my gaming career. Received a free copy due to buying a Valve Index! But I would have been happy to pay full price for this game too.

This is the next generation of gaming. Its not just better graphics and physics, it immerses you in the universe so well, all other VR games are instantly going to feel outdated. I had zero motion sickness thanks to the clever movement options. It uses a smooth locomotion with a "teleport" jump which is much easier on your stomach than Boneworks' jumping.

Gunplay feel very good, better than Boneworks in my opinion.

Valve has raised the bar again!

The new Xen section is very polished and very lengthy. Great job!

Other than not being able to save progress mid level, the game feels very polished. It takes some getting used to on the Index. Your hands are sticky and you have to completely release all fingers from the controller to drop or let go of things. Some cool things I noticed when climbing ropes is if you close your hand without any pressure, you will slide down ropes. You need to squeeze the controller with some force to grip it for climbing.

Highly reccomended. Everyone must play this game. I suggest not using google or wiki to spoil any surprises and just play it naturally and use the clues in game to figure things out.

This is a very addicting base builder all about automating nearly everything from mining ore to crafting goods. Every single item in the game can be created automatically by designing various mazes of conveyer belts, robot arms and assembling machines.

Eventually you'll be setting up trains and flying drones to deliver items to and from different areas of your factory. You'll also have to manage your factory's defense from alien lifeforms that will constantly attack you once your pollution spreads over their nests. Luckily, you can also automate your defense by setting up self reloading auto turrets fed by a ammunition assembler. Factorio is nearly infinitely replayable and a great value for the cost of $20!

I've been playing for about a year before it was on Steam and the game has had regular updates and the devs have promosied new features to come in the future. It has been very stable. I have never experienced any crashes or technical problems with Factorio.

Highly recommended!