J, 最近的评测

The Good
- Good story, had me lost a bit in the 1st run but got the idea later on. The first ending on its own was a good story without the extra bits. My only gripe with the story really was the first credits, if its going to be a fake out, don't make me view the full credits thinking its the end. Make it a little more obvious. I only realised there was more after reading the community section here. Given the game looped it made me think I was just replaying the game again and I quit.
- Loved the opening with the alarm, that was a fun way to start from the main menu.
- Music was really good, I bought the OST it was that good xD
- Art was pretty good for the characters. Loved Nicole's design the most tbh. But a great job all around there.
- A good mix of game-play and story moments. I never felt like I was disengaged with the game while playing.

The meh
Don't take this too harshly, but these are things that seemed off and could be improved for the UX mainly.

- Given the large amount of QA credited, a lot of visual & audio bugs got left in the final product. I didn't experience and game braking bugs, though a few spots had me thinking that until I found the action needed to continue via spamming/repeating things. But knowing how most of these are caused did make my OCD wanna fix them. Art wise this was lighting seams, obvious 3D primitives used in places did kinda break the art style a tad, SFX being very loud over the background music in a lot of scenes and some were overly repetitive, which did break immersion a tad.
- The default rhythm settings were really hard. Way too fast given the screen real estate. I've played rhythm games on mobile during my school days and never had that much trouble with them. The difference there being more reaction time to what was coming in a portrait perspective. When I found the settings I was able to get it playable at like 0.5x speed.
- Controller controls were good for movement and dialogue, but not really optimised for the mouse interactions or the rhythm game. I ended up having to play on keyboard and mouse after it annoyed me too much. Felt like an after thought, needed some refinement.
- Menu, Good at the start & end. Would've been nice to be looking at something other than a black screen while playing though it though.


Overall a game I'd recommend for the story-telling. But I'd warn anyone I'd advised about the first ending not being the end, at a minimum xD

Another really strong persona game. Played after completing P5R, with that being my first persona game. The story in this one was just as good, soundtrack's amazing as always, great voice acting and gameplay. Its hard to fault these games so far, looking forward to P3R next year.

For those on AMD GPU's, if your getting crashes randomly, its not the game, its your driver. If you use driver version 22.5.1 it'll play just fine with no issues.

I found this gem through watching RTGame playing it and decided to stop watching the videos to play it myself blind. This is by far the best game I've played to date. Having never played a JRPG before this was really good. The story was amazing and the gameplay rarely bored me which is rare. This is well worth a play if you get the chance xD It's also a really each perfect achievement game if your into that as I got it without even trying xD

Short, but amazing!!!

The game itself has the Life is strange vibe but in a different style. The artstyle is great and the story has a nice twist at the end as all the peices come together. I'm glad I found this little gem.

Give it a go, its Free to play, so why not

Well, I was pleansantly supprised by this game. At first I was a bit skeptical of what this game was going to do with the concept for forgotten objects coming to life, but it was worth it. While the game itself is a bit small in mechanics and gameplay, it makes up for it for the most part with the stunning visuals, well composed soundtrack and story.

I enjoyed the story in the game, its has some good twists. But I can't say its anything amazing special and could feel a tad generic dependant on which way you play.

I do have a few gripes with the game though which I'll list below:
- The soundtrack seems to cut out completly at the start of some scenes which can ruin the imersion
- The jumping controls are a tad fiddly to get used with the delay of the wings be active
- The choices can sometimes seem to be the exct same in outcome, just with a different way of saying the same thing, which was a bit of a dissapoinment in some scenes.

Otherwise its a well made game, well worth a playthrough or two with about 10/25 hours of content if you try all the outcomes.

This is just one of those game I can't stop coming back too, while learning to play the game to its fullest takes a while it is very rewarding. I find myself spending entire evenings playing this and not getting bored, anything can happen. Its endless fun for me :)

My PC (Stephanie)
CPU: I5 4460 (3.2Ghz)
GPU: MSI R9 380 4GB
RAM: 8GB DDR3 @ 1600Mhz
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Game Settings: Very low / low
FPS: 35-45

So I've always been a fan of the origional Dishonored game and I go back now and then to get some of the acheivements that I haven't gotten yet. Just looking at the game and its content the game is amazing. It keeps to the story of the first game and isn't too over the top, the story is still as engaging as ever and there are some nice twists which really hit at heart to players of the first game and its DLC.

The visuals are brilliant and keep to the art style of the series perfectly, the only complaint I have here is that there are many notable anti-alising / whitelines appearing in my game that it is kind of off putting (along with the current FPS drops but when your playing and in the mood you don't notice this too much).

Both Emily and Corvo fit great in the story and certainly make the game worthy of atleast one replay just to try completing the missions with the different powers or none at all. From a stealth point of view the game has certainly added some nice features like non-lethal takedowns which are a grace when running out of stun weaponary, along with the new dart types & upgrades.

Overall the game is a great addition to the series

Score: 9.5/10

Summary:

After playing thorugh this game several times I can certainly say its a very unique game. It combines what I love about assassins creed and other mission based games into one and it actually gives you the moral choice not to kill your targets. which is makes a big difference.

Full Review:

System Specs (Stephanie)
CPU: I5 4460 (3.2Ghz)
RAM: 10GB DDR3
GPU: R9 380 (4GB)
Played at: 900p (1600 X 900)

This game runs great maxed out, the only slight lag I get is in the opening movement in the menu which is kinda annouying but once in the menu its all fine. Getting into the game the story is amazing, while it is kind of a common storyline to follow the game makes the story twist at a good way through the game so not to make it too easy to guess. I really like how the game really changes the feel of the story to how you react and play the game. say you go ham and murder everyone in sight, you get called a murderer & everyone is scared of you. While if you play clean and harm no-one they call you by title "lord protector" quite a bit and people are thankful towards you.

Obviously the gameplay is therefore different for each player. I personally prefer to play full non-leathal stealth which uses lots of sleep darts and suffication to get though tigh spots while others may employ a full out, 1 man army, war. Others may try stealth kill, group kills or speed runs. there is just so much you can do with this game.

Overall Rating 10/10 :) (Perfect Score)

While this is great to see with a great improvement in the overall look of the game, I've experienced many problems that I didn't have with the original and more.

Well heres all the bad:

- No advanced graphics changes: don't even know if the game is running maxed out or not
- Default controls are for controllers (if you have it pluged in all the time like I do): doesn't happen in the original.
- Game crashes randomly without warning, inc when changing weapons mid fight e.t.c (resets everything, controls, diffuculty and freezes my PC so I have to restart it)
- No improvement in the audio, seems to be the same to me and lots of people agree with this


Please note I don't have ANY of these troubles with the original game, its just with the remaster, I'm really suprised there hasen't been ANY updates / patches to this game since its release. I'm very disappointed with the dev's on this, if they has passion for what they do they would of atleast released a v1.01 by now. They just seem lazy (This is all coming from a me; a games developer who knows this kinda stuff).

To be honest if you acctually bought this game rather than getting it for free they you should either get a refund and get the original or wait for some kind of update.

If your lucky enough to have a fully working game with none of the crashes consider yourselves very lucky. I've seen a postivie review with some with the same CPU and a worse GPU than me have no problems which is kinda funny

My spec's

CPU: Intel I5 4460
RAM: 8GB DDR3
GPU: R9 380 4GB
OS: Windows 7 (64-Bit)

Remember Me Review [Overall Rating 7/10]

Review Below.....

What I'm running the game on when writing this review:
* Intel I5 4460 (3.20Ghz)
* 8GB DDR3 @ 1600Mhz
* MSI AMD R9 380 4GB
Playing at 720p (1280 X 720) or 1280 X 1024

I got this game while ago now and its still a gem in my library, but it had the potential to be so much more. Here's the good and the bad about the game in my opinion:

Pro's

+ Interesting concept
The idea of being able to change people through their memories is a very cool idea, the remixing is great fun first time around and can be somewhat challenging on the harder ones to find the right glitches to make the events turn out the way you want. I still felt this was a bit linier and it could've been made with a few more options.

+ Excellent Visuals
The visuals in this game are amazing, however the low settings make it look terrible, you'll need to play it in medium or better to see the game at its best (Note the game is pretty taking on hardware you'll need a good PC idleally a fair way about the recommended spec's)

Neutral

~ Story
The story is very liner which make the game rather closed in but its not the worst story I've seen, I felt it got into the action way to quickly and there should have been more early memory steals. The story also gets predicable nearer the end which isn't too good.

~ Lack of replay value
There isn't much reason to play this game more than once as there is little replay value except collectables and story details.

Con's

- Combat isn't perfect
The combat system in this game seems to be a little rushed, while it has potential there isn't much skill involded apart from how fast your reactions are. The idea is that you can customize you "combo's" to be what you like (which is kinda nice) but the combat itself is very repeative and lacks and amount of variatey. I've also found that the spammer locks on the wrong target half the time in combat which isn't helpful.

- Not greatly optimised
Not many people talk about this but for me with the specs about I still get lag spikes on medium settings while recording, it can be played without recording nice and smothly but its strange to get this much lag when I record.