Hunty 最近的评测

In every single game where it's present, I HATE FISHING MINI GAMES.

Press G to Meow.

So please understand how serious it is when I RECOMMEND THIS GAME. It is simply delightful in its chosen presentation. The fishing, unlike MANY games, is not frustrating. The objective is simple and almost impossible to fail.

This is not to say there is nothing to go for -- upgrades and higher tier fish of the many that there are, are harder to catch and require some upgrades. But the intuitive thing is that it paces itself by merit of catch value --> upgrade --> higher tier catch --> more money --> better upgrade --> etc.

Customization is a priority in this game and it has an overall fun Animal Crossing vibe. There's also GAMBLING (via scratch tickets).

Making lobbies is easy and joining them is easy.

This game is relaxing because there is no ''best path'' or objective. Just sit there and fish, chat a bit. Truly ''Web Fishing'' holds merit to the value of fishing irl with mates: to hang out and have a stress free, fun experience. Combine that with some fun tools to draw or play music with, I think it's well worth the price of admission.

Press K to Kiss.

All that, for five bucks. Come on man, you paid more for McDonalds.

Edited 05/06/2025
This game has stood up to what I hoped: a steady flow of content, listening to the community, and an expansion on existing factions and equipment! With many incremental upgrades to the game like the DSS (resource sink), the start of weapon customization, the proper power of weapons (making most-to-all loadouts viable for use), and as always more on the way I still stand by my review.

40 bucks for a good co-op game with non-timegated content packs you can earn in-game? In a world where companies are charging 70+ for games with less staying power than Battleborn, this game is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ steal.

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Perhaps one of the greatest Co-Op games to have come out in recent memory. With a large arsenal to unlock, a swathe of planets, environments and challenges to overcome and more constantly in production by Arrowhead, this is well worth the 40$ you pay for it.

Having played 200 hours with a range of solo to three other friends I can confidently say I got my money's worth. The gunplay feels right - not too powerful, not too weak - and you are encouraged to find your own best loadouts. Higher difficulty introduces Elite and Highly Armoured troops for which you will need to unlock at least *some* anti-tank, combined with experience of their weak points.

This game feels like a mix between being an ODST and a Stormtrooper in all the right ways. I am a part of the machine, the war, the effort, the front. As such, front mishaps also happen. Friendly Fire is always on, as it has been since Helldivers 1, and I think its an excellent choice. It makes you more conscious of how you're positioned and the well-being of your squad-mates.

Though there are bugs (lmao), like most modern games, these are constantly being worked on and I can't remember the last time I crashed.
The game's aesthetics and visuals are very pretty and fit in neatly, with little to nothing feeling out of place.

Pushing the extremes of democracy and themage, comic-book like, in ways that don't get stale, and in tandem with the writing the Voice Acting is superb.

The steam discussions are always on fire and full of baiters, but if you're a sane human being who wants to play co-op videogames against truly large hordes, this game is for you. Difficulty settings range from 1 to 9, with each step progressively unlocked by beating an operation the former.

In short: I recommend Helldivers 2 with a 8/10, with this score going up as time will add more content and the last bugs are worked out.

the 4 pack is convenient because then you can force 3 other people to play RATZINSTAGIB

Spoiler free review - A Judgement on mechanics, atmosphere and playability

Co-op games are a rarity these days, especially from small / non-established developers, and an even greater rarity is one which offers something for everyone to immerse themselves in.

Lethal Company and it's poignant style stand out, but to me it's simple-yet-effective mechanics make it something easily accessible for players of almost all skill levels and its clever use of VOIP and Doppler Effects makes it that much more likely you'll accidentally immerse yourself and find yourself feeling the tension of those dark hallways. Sound design is a big aspect of this game and it has been executed with excellence.

The game play loop is extremely simple to grasp and will bring you easily into the action, rewarding players who dare to dream big and simultaneously punishing you when you do make a critical mistake. The latest update introduced a variety of new lootables and entities and I have good hope a steady pace of core updates will see this game continue to flourish.

If not for the dev, then for the Mod Scene which has already established itself with various packs, additions and changes to the game. My advice: do a couple runs with your friends and get a feel for it, there's already a significant chunk of content in the game to enjoy.

The price is very fair -- 9,75 EURO -- for something that's done me 32 hours so far already outpaces the ''price per hour of entertainment'' of most of my bigger purchases this last year. Strong recommendation to play with a friend or two!

I launch and close this game in anger more than any other game and I'd have it no other way.

Extremely well optimized, soundtrack that bangs and gameplay that's simply fun. There's a large arsenal of weapons to discover and various secret levels to explore. Along with its looping system which rewards skilled players as well as a Daily and Weekly run system, there's plenty of replayability. Not to mention that every run is generated uniquely (save for boss fights on 3rd stages and the weekly and daily runs being the same setting for everyone).

Achievements are fun to go after and completing challenges for each character (for which there are about a dozen) rewards tenacious players who've mastered the core game.

Fistful of Frags has proven itself to be a timeless classic and while its playerbase isn't the largest, it is consistent and alive. It receives updates like any other game, it has open servers -- each with its own flavor. It's a multiplayer game you're allowed to mod, it's a cowboy game and it's an arena game.

It's the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you'll ever encounter and it's the most fun you'll ever have, soon as you get a hang of its unique control scheme -- but it isn't hard. You decide if you go into battle with dynamite, derringers, revolvers, or rifles, and no one can stop you from simply shooting the head.

The greatest achievement, I think, is that it's remained a cowboy game with the pure intent of blowing each others ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ brains out whichever way possible. To this I add: you will not understand the inherent satisfaction of grabbing a Walker from the Gold Chest and wiping out half the state of Indiana.

Go play Fistful of Frags, it's free.

Before any other point:
The top review I see is ''You dont have to beat it yourself''. I understand this frustration if you're only going through Outposts which are one long corridor filled with Enforcers, Lava and boltshot/grapple... but this is simply not the game. There are so many outposts out there that are sick, innovative and leave you either refreshed or surprised! On top of this, THERE IS NO COST TO RETRYING, DYING OR ABANDONING. Either get better at the game -- you get good time per trap to react -- or stop whining with your 1.5hr playtime-ass.

The game draws mainly from Dungeon Keeper, Mighty Quest for Epic Loot and Quake. A grimy, post-apoc setting and artstyle bring home the brutality of it and an easy to use base-builder make it a breeze to design outposts after your ideas.

At time of writing 30$ with a roadmap planned with free-for-everyone content, an entirely new biome and several other additions. Currently in the game are several weapons to upgrade, traps, guards and boosts to unlock.

Additionally it has crossplatform capability -- PSN's Gamepass has the game as well (Steam User Data is thus not representative of total players! The playerbase is much higher than indicated on just here).

I give this game a worth-it/the price. Three hours of work on minimum wage will get you this game which has entertained me for many more!

It captures the same feeling as Rimworld, where I am happy to know that my inevitable death will come and I will have to start over.

All my deaths are entirely my own fault, either by hubris, mis-management, or silly little mistakes. But whatever you do, you never want to give up.

I've not yet tried multiplayer but I hear it's very good, given you're on a whitelisted-server.
EDIT: I've tried Multiplayer and it's great. You can easily set up a private session via Steam with only an in-game setup required to configure how you want the world. More games need easy and quick co-op, a great boon indeed!

"Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light." -Dylan Thomas

This game is a VR must-have. I have spent many hours violently fighting and murdering my fellow man and women. It natively has a good amount of waves to fight off, a nice selection of high detail weapons and a nice few locations to fight at. It's also an excellent party game for people to take turns and laugh, just bring disposable face-covers.

I play on a Quest 2 via Virtual Desktop, my CPU is a Ryzen 5 3600, my GPU a 1070 Ti. I can handle all the Endless/Horde modes, but around 10-15 enemies it starts to have trouble. (Not that you want that many, really!) I used to play on a CV1 before this and it was fine too, just make sure you don't tangle yourself in your cable, it's very easy to get turned around in this game. Make sure you have a little movement/extending space.
EDIT ABOUT HEADSET: I've traded my CV1 for a Quest 2 when that came out and it still works fine. One thing to note about the Quest 2 which goes for any game -- the tracking is off the headset, meaning you can only track where it's pointed in a very wide cone. For these games it means grabbing stuff of your hip or shoulder has to be quick or aimed. Just a note, not a complaint about the game!

EDITED SECTION ABOUT MODS
There are many mods to install, most prominently the Outer Rim, which fully converts it to a Star Wars game. Medieval Mega Pack adds some 250 weapons to it in a bunch of sets. Look on Nexus for more stuff!
The Devs (love them, by the way) have added a native mod browser to their game! This allows for easy selection of many mods without and fenangling with folders or files.

tl;dr if you haven't picked this up, and you like roguelite, pick it up now. Its worth it at full price, it's even more worth it at discounts.

For the many hours I've played Gungeon I've played them with curiousity in mind. For every chest you open -- from brown to black, and even rainbow -- has the ability to turn your run into something crazy and fun!

This game punishes the careful and bows down to the brave. Only if you square up and fight the good fight, if you take up any of the hundreds of guns you will find yourself to be dodging bullets and kicking ass!