Sims 最近的评测

This is one of the games that makes me understand why people wish there was a neutral option for reviews. This game can be incredibly enjoyable. For one, you can fight off hordes of possessed (zombies), and that alone makes the game worth the $8 I spent to play when it was on sale. Taking your two-handed sword and dashing through the horde outside Fort Wyver after leveling up your character enough to survive it was one of the most satisfying things I've experienced in a game in a long time. The thing that kept me hooked though was the story and the secrets to find. It was fun going building to building trying to find new pages of lore, or anything else the developers may have hidden. Overall, the game has lots of potential and I'm really looking forward to when it releases.

Now for the reason I wish there was a way to write a neutral review. Performance. The developers have said they've spent thousands of hours optimizing the game, and it shows! On my system, I was able to maintain 60+ FPS even while in the center of a horde. Unfortunately, this isn't the case for everyone. Out of four of my friends that tried the game, two of them couldn't move five feet without the game freezing up for 10+ seconds, and one of them had subpar performance that didn't change no matter what settings they adjusted. Thankfully, there's a demo available to try to see if the game will perform well for you. I'd highly recommend trying that before buying.

tl;dr:
Fighting hordes of zombies is lots of fun. A decent amount of secrets to discover if you're into that. Performance varies wildly depending on your system. Try the demo first before buying to see if you're one of the lucky ones that can enjoy this gem.

Project: Gorgon is the kind of game that you can go into and get lost in for days. There's around 100 skills with a lot more to come, all of which you can level up if you want to. You're not restricted to any kind of class system when it comes to combat skills, so if you decide at some point you don't like what you're using there's no need to re-roll your entire character to find a new combat skill that suits your play-style. And if you don't care for combat, you can still put hundreds of hours into the game just working on crafting and trading.
There's a little bit of everything for everyone in this game, and that's one of the things I love about it. The developers listen to the community and genuinely care about the direction this game goes in, so you can expect to see constant updates from them improving the gameplay, graphics, and optimization as development continues.
Overall, this game is one of the best MMOs out there currently. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an adventure.

Just Monika.

About a month or two ago, I probably would have been writing a positive review for this. But now? I honestly can't support Take Two, or Rockstar anymore. Not only did they send the cease and desist to OpenIV, but they also "adjusted" the accounts of my friends and I, causing us to lose two, to four million each of legitimate cash. All because a modder gave them maybe 600k.