Ski 最近的评测

Very fun, may seem overwhelming but with so much to do, there is something for everyone!

Co-Op could be a little less clunky is my only gripe so far

I enjoy the update, I have not run into migration issues at all, even with receiving money from droppers and getting messed with online. The main thing I am enjoying is the campaign, feels fresh again, at least to me.

It's free, I can't complain, I would suggest giving this more than a couple of days before complaining that you can't migrate an account.

Still a game I go back to which is very nice, 10/10

Not a bad addition to the Jackbox collection of games. My problem with all of them is the cost upfront. Definitely pick it up on sale. Drawful Animate is worth it for the chaotic mess it creates, and I teared up crying during Job Job.

Excellent story, love the setting. Definitely one of the better Tell Tale games I've played, maybe even the best one.

CSGO is like that ex you keep hooking up with because the relationship is toxic for your well-being, 10/10

Want to start this review by saying I wasn't really one of the people who was waiting for years for this game. Heard of it in the past for a couple of years and as launch day (and delays) got closer I got more and more excited. I also lucked out with a friend getting this for me back in April for my birthday, kind of a twisted joke if you will, but one I'm laughing at for sure.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a good game. Is it groundbreaking? Not really. Does it do anything differently? I believe so. I've had trouble getting into games the past couple of years, singleplayer games mostly. Multiplayer if you have friends is a lot easier to grind and sink your teeth into than singleplayer. The last game I can honestly say I was really into was Skyrim back on my 360 when the thing still ran.

Cyberpunk 2077 fills that void, for me at least. I finally found that one game that I can play, be immersed in for hours without realizing time went by. The characters, the story, the city, it just feels alive, and it feels like everything I do matters somewhat.

All in all my first impressions are a solid 8/10 for the game, if you have the budget to buy a game for $60, this isn't a bad choice. I would give it a month or two just so the patches fix most of the bugs, I personally haven't run into anything "game breaking", but I've heard horror stories from friends who will just fall through the map, die instantly by leaping over a curb, etc.

GTA V is very hit or miss with me.

On one hand, you have the ability to play Grand Theft Auto with your friends, you have the ability to complete missions and heists together, own property, own a business, start a motorcycle club, and so much more. Playing with friends can be a blast, the world is perfect to walk around in, and you feel like you have so much to do.

On the other hand, none of these features are fleshed out to their fullest potential. You have modders constantly ruining your games, you have try hards flying around on jet bikes making your life a living hell, you have glitches within the missions and heists that take you out of the experience. You have this feeling deep down, kind of like scrolling through Netflix and having "nothing to watch", it feels the same here, there is so much to do but you feel like there is nothing to do, or what you want to do is behind a purchase with in-game currency.

Out of the 107 or so hours I've put into GTA, I have put 100 of them in GTA:Online. The campaign from what I've played is very good, decent story, decent characters, its Grand Theft Auto, it isn't hard. But online is what everyone wants to be good, but it sadly falls flat.

If you want my advice, get this game while its on sale, make sure a couple of your friends get it as well, and get in the game with an open mind and you might be surprised. Turn off phone notifications if you can, I still haven't figured out how to do it. Do this game in quick hits, play an hour or two and call it a night, or give the campaign a try. If you sink a lot of hours into online in a short amount of time, you will burnout.

P.S - For those that want to do business stuff but can't because public sessions are a pain, join a public session and use Resource Manager on your PC to suspend the network connection to GTA for a few seconds, congrats, you're now alone in a public session so you can deliver your cargo in peace.

XCOM 2 is one of those games I just keep going back to. You feel like you're actually leading a rebellion, you get attached to your soldiers and make stories for them. Everything just seems right with this game and its something that I can never get bored with.

Sure, sometimes I miss a shot at 95%, but that's XCOM BAYBAY

9/10, would recommend to a friend who like strategy and has an imagination.

A nice game you can sit down and play for an hour at a time. Just an hour though, because then Minuteman guy complains about these useless settlements that need your help.

7/10 - Needs more competent survivors