WaterMelvin 最近的评测

Pretty good game.

I’m a massive fan of Running with Rifles. It’s cliché—and honestly an undersell—to call this game just a Chinese version of it. I see it more as a peer in that niche space. (Also just learned RWR 2 is in the works… that’s gonna be a banger.)

This is an isometric shooter that really emphasizes movement and precision. You can walk, crouch, and go prone for cover, and the game does a great job showing where your bullets will land and what blocks them. There’s a campaign and a roguelite battlefield mode—both have some really interesting gameplay loops.

Campaign
You manage your army’s camp, using resources to upgrade and outfit individual soldiers and their weapons. Your squad can be up to six soldiers, and you can swap between them on the fly. I ended up running sniper-heavy squads, keeping my distance while using commands to position and flank enemy groups.

You can also swap between squads anytime, and some missions include vehicles you can jump into and pilot yourself.

There’s a nice RTS layer here that Running with Rifles didn’t lean into as much, especially in singleplayer. As someone who mostly plays solo, this hits really well for me.

I’ll come back to the battlefield mode later—I’m still working through it.

TL;DR
Some UI issues can force a restart, it occasionally switches back to Chinese, and the AI can be… not great. But if you like Running with Rifles, there’s a lot to enjoy here—and it’s priced well enough to be worth trying.

This DLC has left me mixed. The strongs for me is the story telling, and characters. They did a fantastic job with some of these dudes in the main game, that getting to see them fleshed out is an amazing experience. I felt for Dong Zhou some how.
The weapons are alright, I really enjoy the bow, and the dart rope hasn't dropped for me yet. They don't add a whole lot of new battles, but they give you a new perspective on battles from the main game and I'm always a fan of that.

One of the biggest postives for me is the drip, you get a lot of neat outfits, but otherwise this dlc is worth it if you're a big fan of the game, but honestly is probably best on sale.

The piss has left my soul.

So to begin with, the game is unfinished, not in a buggy sense, but rather the full story has not been finished and implemented yet. Please be aware of this, because I was dissappointed, but only because I've been hooked on this game, and was jonesing to see it through.

For starters the gameplay loop consists of Ship repair, running a market, and fishing. The ship repair consists of a series of Amongus styled mini games, that honestly work really well, and don't over stay their welcome after the 50th lightbulb. I found myself getting a good rotation of doing 2 to 3 ships per day, while running the market. You can also throw out a fishing line and walk away to perform other tasks, this coincides well and I never felt overwhelmed, and amplty rewarded for maintaining all three at once.

Something the game also strikes oil with is a sequence involving a cruise ship. It's almost an entirely built in rougelite in the game, where you get the choice of three randomized rooms to place upon opening the door. Leading to multiple runs having a unique layout. I felt that this was genuinely a good idea, and I hope to see this expanded upon, there's a solid game entirely on it's own there.

I do have a few complaints, the game runs poorly. I don't know why, but I can't really maintain a decent framerate, and I'm running a 4070 and a decent six core Ryzen 5 from AMD.(Just learned steam lets you attach your system specs.) I shouldn't have the issues that I have had, but I also understand the game is early access and the game is still playable.

I have no real opinion about the AI art. I'm sure it's just the right move to notify people that there is AI in the game, It's like wanting to know the ingridents in your food, but I'm fairly certain AI has been in our video games for quite some time, and I don't think people are going to stop using it.

My final evaluation: for $10 I think this game is an easy 3 out of 5 in its current state. I like to justify roughly a dollar an hour for my entertainment when I buy a game. I've gotten 13 hours from this game, and I will return to it once they update and add in all the slew of planned upgrades and activites they have hinted at in the game.

This game owned me, and I freed myself by coming back.

A lot of attention to detail is poured into this phenomenal beat em up. It combines rougelike elements by mixing each of your attacks with different elemental properties. Eventually with the proper build you will just unleash chaos on the battlefield.

The story and world has a lot of depth and I haven't gotten to experience it too much yet, but so far it's enthralling, the sound design and music are splendid, and the animation and attention to their small movements really give each of the character's their own fleshed out personalities.

I didn't know what I was expecting going in, but with local and online play, this is a fantastic adventure for those who love the beat em up genre.

This game should be used as the new meter stick for quality. There is so much here that I’d never have expected from the creators of “The Finals”

The sound design is oozing with quality and immersion. The gunplay is solid and feels as smooth as something like Max Payne 3 or Helldivers. With friendly renditions of the extraction shooter genre positives. I’m never left feeling cheated after a run. I will always walk away with something.
“An extraction shooter for the working man.”
Now all these gameplay mechanics are a good foundation for a game. With these alone I’d give it a 7 out of 10; but that’s not all. This game somehow has an unnatural ability to get gamers to become more social.

This is one of the few platforms where running a solo game is so much better with voice chat. You can find yourself in a tense standoff with two other players, and after all three of you talk, you will find you’re all trying to hunt down the same quest, and suddenly you’ve got two new possibly trusty friends for the rest of the game.

It’s insane how kind, and helpful the community is. There are obviously going to be those who prefer violence and conflict in the game, but often you’ll find in Solo runs you and everyone just trying to fight the robots will turn on the trouble maker.

Fantastic experience. It’s only forty dollars here and the quality blows anything coming out for 70 dollars today.

Please, please, treat yourself to such a wonderful experience.

I bought this when the game had released. I bought the collectors edition and honestly fell in love with this game. I was never under any sort of notion that this would be as quality as New Vegas.

I still found a lot to love here, I loved the settlement building, I loved the locations and weapons crafting system. I still obsessively grab aluminum cans in any game with scrap gathering.
I can no longer recommend this game. They’re cash grab antics with creations is a ♥♥♥♥ show. They keep updating this game and somehow making it worse and worse. Literally the game ran fine and everyone had their mods until they did an HD update. This new update is significantly worse.

I had huffed copium enough to maybe think we’d be lucky enough to get the quality and love Skyrim got with their Anniversary update.

We did not. They broke this game in an attempt to cash grab, and with the creation bundle, you will not receive anything more than fan skins you could have gotten for free off of Nexus.

This game that had its own place in the franchise is no longer a game I can recommend. If you decide to buy this, go and find the update reverter, or just pirate one of the older versions. Don’t support this, don’t support Bethesda and their constant lack of quality control.

Terrible, a soulless clone of Payday 2, just go play that instead, you will save your money.