Molson 最近的评测

As a huge Dead Space and Space Horror fan in general I really enjoyed Cronos. You can tell the team really were fans of Dead Space and put there hearts into this game to make it unique in its own way. The story captures your attention as you play along and find yourself asking what is really going on. You need to manage your inventory and think about when its a good time to shoot or run. Such is our Calling... 9/10!

Is there a lot of walking? Yes... but as the story unfolds and you get more invested into it you start to love the adventure that takes place and the story/character development. Excited to play the second when it comes to steam!

As a longtime DOOM fan and achievement hunter, DOOM: The Dark Ages completely blew me away. It’s everything I didn’t know I wanted from the franchise—a brutal, blood-soaked trip through a hellish world that still manages to feel unmistakably DOOM.

The shift to a medieval-inspired setting isn’t just cosmetic. The devs went all-in—think hellish castles, plague-ridden villages, and twisted cathedral arenas. You're not just slaying demons with plasma rifles anymore; you're swinging maces, usingskull crushing weapons, and riding a cybernetic dragon into battle (yes, it’s as metal as it sounds).

The combat is as aggressive and fast-paced as ever. You’re still the Slayer, and enemies still explode into glorious chunks. But now there’s a heavier, almost Soulslike weight to some of the melee weapons that adds a new layer of timing and strategy. It’s like DOOM met Dark Souls in the best way possible—except you’re still a god of death with a shotgun.

Without spoiling things, lets just say there are some really cool level designs around the middle of the campaign as well as some very cool level design!

The Dark Ages is a savage, atmospheric reinvention that respects the franchise's roots while daring to do something bold and new. If you like demons, decapitations, and metal riffs echoing through gothic ruins, this is your game. The only thing I wish is that the cut-scenes were longer!

Final verdict:
Crushes skulls. Slays expectations.
See you in Hell (again).

Absolutely nailed the remake.
As a fan of the original, I was blown away by how faithful Dead Space Remake is while still feeling modern. The updated visuals and audio design are insane—every hallway oozes tension. The zero-g sections are way more immersive now, and the expanded story bits give more depth without dragging things out. If you love sci-fi horror or just want a polished, terrifying experience, this is a must-play. Isaac Clarke’s return is everything I hoped for.

This game hits hard. From the opening minutes to the final act, Requiem dials everything up from Innocence: the visuals, the emotion, the stakes—and yes, the rats. So. Many. Rats.
The story is gut-wrenching, especially if you got attached to Amicia and Hugo in the first game. The narrative takes its time, which I appreciated, though it might feel a little slow for some. That said, the payoff is worth it. Brutal, beautiful, and deeply human.

Absolutely loved A Plague Tale: Innocence. The story hit me way harder than I expected, and the bond between Amicia and Hugo felt so real. The atmosphere is incredibly immersive, with the grim medieval world brought to life through stunning visuals and haunting sound design. Sneaking through plague-ridden villages while avoiding swarms of rats and ruthless soldiers kept me on edge the whole time. If you're into narrative-driven adventures with a dark twist, this one's a must-play.

Stunning watercolor visuals and hauntingly beautiful soundtrack pull you into a world of loss, hope, and transformation. The platforming is simple, almost meditative, but that’s the point—this isn’t about challenge; it’s about feeling. Every new ability, every shift in color, every moment of quiet beauty adds to the emotional weight of the journey.
Sure, it’s short, but it lingers with you long after the credits roll. If you’re looking for fast-paced action, this isn’t it. But if you want something deeply moving and visually mesmerizing, GRIS is absolutely unforgettable.

An absolutely breathtaking sequel that surpasses its predecessor in every way. The combat feels weightier, the story hits even harder, and the world is more immersive than ever. Every encounter, every puzzle, and every emotional moment is crafted to perfection.

If you loved 2018’s God of War, this is an unmissable journey. If you haven’t played it yet—what are you waiting for? 9.5/10 – A must-play.

Final Verdict: “Purge first, ask questions never.”

Ever wondered what it feels like to be an 8-foot-tall, power-armored killing machine with a chainsaw sword and a gun that fires explosive ego checks? Well, Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun doesn’t just let you feel it—it slaps you in the face with it and dares you to keep up.

The game throws you into a pixelated bloodbath faster than an Inquisitor declaring Exterminatus. Every shot turns heretics into fine red mist, and every reload is an act of worship. Movement? You’re not just running—you’re charging like a rhino strapped to a rocket. Combat? It’s Doom on holy steroids, and your only mission is to purge everything that breathes, crawls, or dares to exist in your general vicinity.

If you love:
✔️ Ripping, tearing, and shouting "FOR THE EMPEROR!" at your monitor
✔️ A soundtrack that makes you want to punch a heretic in the soul

If you hate:
❌ Slowing down
❌ Mercy
Then congratulations, battle-brother—you’ve found your new home. Now grab that boltgun, and get back to purging.

🟢 9/10 Would commit righteous war crimes again.

Big fan of the new weapons to spice things up a little bit. Wish there was a better way to select weapons though, a weapon wheel would be perfect. An extension of the base game so if you enjoyed it, you'll enjoy this!