Young Stroker the Body Snatcher 最近的评测

The game is, plain and simple, fun. The recent balance patches have moved the game in the right direction, and you no longer feel confined to a single playstyle. Still, sony hasn't disappeared, and people should know what they tried to pull. I'll leave the original review below.

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Leave it to sony to ♥♥♥♥ up a perfectly fine game. I feel so bad for everyone at Arrowhead, they've created one of the best co-op shooters of the past few years and are now getting shafted by these greedy, soulless suits.
The game getting de-listed in the countries where PSN is not available instead of removing the requirement altogether is direct evidence of the fact that your data is more profitable to them than your direct purchase. Think about that for a moment.
They say that when things are free you are the product, but we should thank sony for reminding us that it can be the case even when paying almost full price.

Quadruple-mouth lizard thing starts chasing us
We book it for the exit
Decide to re-enter through a fire exit
As soon as we enter The Flower Man gives us the fluoride stare
We leave
On the way back one of us gets eaten by an ent

10/10

downloaded as a joke to test out my new gpu, ended up completing every achievement
10/10

it would be pretty funny if you pronounced "Barony" like "baloney"

10/10 gunpla simulator applying decals is as painful as it is in real life

Best controller I've ever owned, no doubts about it.
+ While the shape is weird, it fits perfectly into larger than average hands and is very comfortable to hold, even during long sessions.
+ Very flexible customization options for controls via official and third-party software (such as sc-controller). The dual-stage triggers, back paddles and trackpads add some, in my opinion, much needed breathing room in control customization.
+ No noticeable difference between wired and wireless play, although the dongle seems to easily lose signal if objects are in between itself and the controller. Also, BE CAREFUL when inserting the dongle into the little extension stand they give you, it will be hell to pull out the first time.
+ Uses easily replaceable AA batteries for wireless play, and they last for a long time.
+ Actually a really decent option if you have space constraints (ie on a train) or are far away from your computer and want to avoid using the laptop's trackpad or a wireless keyboard.
~ As cool as they are, the trackpads aren't as good as an analog/d-pad, but can work as either good enough, and are a nice option on their own. The haptic feedback is pretty well done and really helps the feel of the trackpads.
~ The control layout is, to say the least, peculiar, and definitely an acquired taste, but once you get used to it it works just as well, or sometimes even better. In particular, the twin paddles on the back are absolute genius and should become an industry standard.
~ The virtual keyboard is odd, but to be quite honest I almost never find myself using it, although your mileage may vary in that regard.
- The biggest issue is, well, that it's not available anymore (from Valve's store anyway, should be plenty used around).
- Micro USB.

PLEASE Valve, PLEASE remake this controller with the Steam Deck's control scheme and USB-C. If the Deck has shown us anything is that Valve can make really damn good hardware, and a second version of this would certainly be no different.

schizo game

Despite being in EA, this game is really fun, with its biggest selling point, in my opinion, being how each slot in your hotbar can be bound to any key, and since a lot of items can be activated alongside your weapons, you can shape the way you fight however you like, even more so with the great variety of armaments and tools at your disposal.

Overall would recommend!

Whenever i boot up synthetik, i immediately black out, only to wake up a couple of hours after, adrenaline still pumping through me and with a kill count of several hundreds. After that, i usually go back to my PC and start playing the game

berigoo