MayorSeb 最近的评测

Team Fortress 2 Classified is outstanding, it's like they scooped just the fun part out of main TF2 and now it's a mod. a mod able to focus on what is actually good for the game. there's no more "not having a weapon" cause you're f2p and no more hats, but there's a silly little man who hits people with a cane. and GRN and YLW, two teams that feel like they've always been here. The new weapons are wonderfully designed and fun to use (and fight against!), and they touched up the kritzkrieg so it actually has it's own model and sounds. I'm not going to pretend I don't greatly enjoy base TF2, and this mod is only possible because of what valve built, but TF2C keeps the parts I like and ditches the parts I don't really care for. not to mention it feels like 2015 again with a TF2 that gets new weapons and community run servers where you can switch team and join to your hearts content.

(Linux) Non-English fonts are broken like in normal TF2, probably an inherited bug. Check the github for a fix. Everything else works as expected, the game defaults to X11 / XWayland like base TF2

I think that 7 is the best "horror" modern resident evil. It's a frankly disgusting, freaky game that makes my skin crawl, which is high praise.

It doesn't have a lot of traditional puzzles, most of the strategy comes down to maneuvering around the game's few stalker enemies or conserving resources. A lot of the game is shooting things, which is satisfying. Enemies die quickly with most weapons in 1-2 headshots, although enemy variety is very low. location variety is also just okay, although it's not that bad since the execution is excellent and most sections still retain separate identities.

Despite being produced in Japan, English is the base ("original") language like every other(?) resident evil game. The English acting / performances are very good for the most part but Ethan (the main character) is such a hit-or-miss. some lines are delivered really well but some make him seem bored or maybe just desensitised? Ethan's line delivery feels more consistent in the Japanese audio, although some of the other characters become less consistent. I ended up liking Ethan in the end but he might not be for everyone despite being the main character.

Some issues seem to exist when playing at high refresh rates although for the record I played the whole game through at 120fps and didn't notice anything wrong except a few messed up wall opening animations.

The raytracing implementation that was added later into the games life is just plainly bad, reflections look wrong and smeary, lighting is sometimes slow to respond in a way that looks broken (although this is more a problem with raytracing in general). The only saving grace for the raytracing is that it's so lightweight it doesn't impact performance as much as you might expect.

I'm still mad that capcom won't add the vr mode they developed for sony on the playstation >:( . even if the mods are better an official option would be nice.

And what's with the name "Resident Evil 7 Biohazard" anyway? make up your mind capcom, either commit to calling it Biohazard overseas or to calling it Resident Evil in Japan! this is just confusing for no reason

(Proton) No noticeable difference to windows, raytracing might require the /WineDetectionEnabled:False launch argument to be added

one of the most unique puzzle games ever made. finding room 46 is well worth your time, but dive deeper and you could honestly spend years exploring mt. holly. whether that is worth it, is up to you. I find the amount of time it takes just to solve some puzzles even when you have the solution more frustrating than fun, but it's not like any of it is filler or not worthwhile.

Out of all the games I've played, this is my favourite

Factorio is a rare example of a "perfect" game or you could just say it's a "masterpiece", it does everything it sets out to do and it does it right every time.

A nice balance between fighting and trap placement places this game above many other tower defence games for me. Upgrades feel meaningful. You're rewarded for doing well. The game feels fun even when it's easy but the challenge the later levels (at and past the bridge level) were the high point for me.

If you play this game I don't recommend doing any research online, I think a lot of fun comes from trying to figure out what does and doesn't work yourself.

Game completion time: (War mage / Normal) Six hours

This game feels like the Half-life 2: Episode 2 of Portal 2. It's built of the same foundation as it's predecessor but just does more and way better. Games as good as this are pretty rare, let alone fan works.

I went into this game expecting it to be good, but I was still blown away by just how much it exceeded my expectations. excellent puzzles that feel satisfying to solve, every room is eye-candy, a unique universe of fun and interesting characters in a story expressed without words, and really great pacing.

Very short, but a fantastic puzzle game! I loved sorting my inventory in RE4 for some reason and this game is just more of that. The game is perfectly executed in terms of presentation and controls, I only wish there was more...

Fibbage 3:
One of the strongest Jackbox games, it's very easy to play and fun even with new players. The game works well in both a friends-only and a family setting. It has very high replay value and includes a sub game (Fibbage all about you). I honestly don't think it's that good though, as it's very hard to decide what to write. However maybe with the right group it could work.

Survive the internet:
Definitely better when played with friends over family, however it's absolutely the best game in this pack if you're group is fine with rudeness. Although I do find the final round to be extra unfair, as some starting prompts (images) are not nearly as good as others.

Monsters Seeking Monsters:
If you play this in a family setting then you're the real monster. Among friends who are fine with being a bit homosexual it's great fun though. Decent replay value especially with the added player roles that get revealed throughout the game.

Bracketeering:
Kind of just... alright? It's not bad, but there are better games that Jackbox have made that do the same sort of thing, like T-KO. Replayable if your players are creative.

Civic Doodle:
This is a vote based drawing game, best drawing wins. If everyone in your party is equally skilled (or not skilled) then I'm sure it's good but otherwise there's someone that's just going to win. Again, replayable if your players are creative.

Overall:
If you are playing with friends this is one of the best packs, however with family I might recommend Pack 9 as it has Fibbage 4 and a bunch of other games that work better in a family setting.