Millcore 最近的评测

You walk around a snow covered land. Plain, simple, unintresting in almost every way. It's great.

I'm not entirely sure what I just played here but the lore was intreging, the story was intresting, and I'm a little less scared of sharks. Worth a play if you can.

The game takes about 7 hours to beat if you're going at a casual pace. It's pretty darn fun all the way through, though it can start out a little slow as it lays everything on you. Just remember to upgrade your stuff when things start getting tough, pick up items on your way to objectives, use your sheild in combat, and most importantly do not forget to keep an eye out for those red dodecahedrons.

The most vigorously entertaining racing game I've played in ages.

I have played every level, mastered every track, ridden each mower, and dodged every stone. If you've always craved the ultimate lawnmower experience but lack the lawnmower to do so, have a grass allergy that stops you, or just don’t like going outside, then allow me to introduce you to the next best thing!

Lawmower Game 2: Drifter is the award non-winning modern take on the classical real world lawnmower riding experience. Featuring an array of activities like racing, drifting, grass cutting, and every non-combination of the three that you can think of. With sometimes unresponsive controls and graphics infinitely far beyond what anything in the 1800s had to offer, this game pushes the limits of what it means cut grass in a videogame.

In this modern art masterpiece you take control of the main character Jack. His name isn’t important so we’ll keep changing it as we go. Dave is a simple man who enjoys nothing more than cutting grass on his lawnmover, of which Paul has many yet only one red shirt. A lonely man without many friends, Mark has ample time to ride his lawn mowers hour after hour, day after day. Some might call Jake obsessed with his lawnmowers, but not Kyle, he can’t even speak. All he knows is that his name is John and as long as there is grass in the world, it is his duty to cut it!

A fun short game that's worth a playthrough.

See how many references you can get.

A creative little game, easily played through in 2-3 hours, leaning towards the lower end. The entire game takes place with you sitting on a train and talking to passengers, I'd recomend a pencile and paper for writing down things you need to remember or to help with some puzzles if you don't want to take the in-game help options.

Played through thrice. 4/5 Teks recommend, the 5th one was smashed.

On version 0.2.0.0 which has been the most recent version for well over a year now as of writing this.

It feels mostly empty, mainly because it is. I'm not sure it will ever be finished since at this point it seems to be an abandoned project. If anything I'm sure the developer walked away from it with some new insights on game design. If they ever release something new I'd take a look at it but as for this, for what it is, I'd say it's worth a 5 minute look if you get it on sale.

Heck if you see it on sale for übercheap or as part of a bundle somewhere just farm the cards if nothing else.

The first part of this game, up to the corn field, is my favourite introduction to any game in that it does the best job at setting the atmosphere and tone of any game I've ever played. The puzzles shouldn't give too big a challenge to anyone and the game should easily be beatable without having to look anything up within 2-3 hours. I'd say this game is less about the puzzles in it though and more about the dark oppressive atmosphere of the world.

If you like at your own pace exploration games with some story and lore thrown in there for good measure then you'll love this. Visually clean and graphically sound. The game takes place inside large spherical chambers and your goal is to fly around to find how to get to the next chamber, an overall enjoyable experience.

I see people complaining about the controls in other reviews. Like many other flying games, when you press up you will go down and vice versa. If you don't normally play flying games or just don't like it that way then you can switch it in the settings. I played with a controller and would recommend it if you have one laying around, if anything just so you can sit back and relax while you play.