Doni Chobani 最近的评测

Made me ♥♥♥.

Just to clarify, I've been climbing the walls over this game ever since it was announced. I LOVE Dan Abnett's work, I've LOVED all 3 of his trilogies: (Eisenhorn, Ravenor, Bequin). And I've been an active user in the community on Twitter, Steam, and Facebook for the past year and a half now.

Pixel Hero Games decided to take on a very ambitious project, and with a very small team of developers, I can acknowledge that these guys have worked their asses off. I can tell by the level of detail they tried to put in, this game was not some quick money grab that everyone is percieving it to be. They've tried to stick true to a book that has large quantities of dialogue within a detective like atmosphere where there isn't really a lot of combat every 10 seconds like you'd find in the Horus Heresy series. I need to give credit where it's due.

For a mobile game, this product is top notch excellent!

However, porting the game to PC was a huge mistake.

I'm not going to lie to you and say buy this game just because I'm a big nerdy Dan Abnett fan boy, this game needs more work.

As I've mentioned in previous threads, this game REALLY should have been a point and click adventure game or an isometric point of view turn based combat game almost like the game: Banner Saga.

The voice acting is a mix between really good and god awful. Aemos, Heldane, Eisenhorn, Voke, all great voices, but Betancore, Maxillia, Ecyclone, and even some of Glaws can be cringe worthy to listen to.

Lacking of character change in outfits is also a major issue and the combat is not bad but at the same time not good.

I gotta give credit. The music score is pretty sick and so are the environment visuals. The game will also be releasing DLC to expand on the book series and a digital comic is coming out sometime late august.

Now to answer your question whether to buy this product or not:
If you've read the book, yes, buy it. It's interesting to see Pixel Hero's character interpretations through the models and the way they act around the environment.

If you've just heard about this game from word of mouth whether it be a facebook group or 40k forum, you might be a little disappointed with your purchase.

Overall, this game was a bit of a crash and burn, they were ambitious, they worked their asses off with just a small team of developers, but at the end of the day it just wasn't good enough.

Therefore, I'm giving this game a thumbs up. I have confidence that the guys over at Pixel Hero games are gonna do something about this through extensive patching and re-work on the game's mechanics.

First of all let me just start of by saying THIS IS NOT HOW YOU ACTUALLY LEARN HOW TO PLAY BASS/ELECTRIC GUITAR. This game is all in the format of tabs, meaning that you will never actually learn the notes behind the frets/chords you're playing. This game does not teach you how to read sheet music, how to learn notes, or how to learn scales.

However, this game is an excellent workout for your hand speed and it's also great for those who are thinking about picking up a guitar for the first time. One of the features that I love about this game is the wide arrange of paid and free dlc on both steam and the sourceforge community forum. You can practically find any rocksmith dlc for any band out there such as Breaking Benjamin, Linkin Park, Disturbed, the Beatles, etc.

If there is one con that annoys me about this game, it's the fact that sometimes you can play a note at the right moment and it's delayed by a split second. Sometimes the game wouldn't even detect the note you just played at all.

Overall, solid game by Ubisoft. 8/10

This game will make people laugh and it will make them cry. It will teach people acceptance and it will teach them betrayal. It will show people gratitude in ones character and appreciation in another. But in the end, nothing is more painful than making the emotional choices of following or leaving family behind. 10/10

If you love to get chased by nakid white folk with their dangalangs flopping around, this is right up your alley...