Nelreth 最近的评测

No other game is as over-the top and fun!

To summarize:
- non-stop ridiculously over-the-top action (suplexing a 50metre giant robot? no problem!)
- excellent battle system centered around blocks, parries and dodges
- dice up your enemies (in literally 1000+ pieces)
- possibly the best soundtrack of any video game
- very nice visuals and stable framerate even on older systems
- Self-contained story, only very loosely connected to the other Metal Gear games

50% adventure, 50% simple FPS, 100% style.
You'll want to keep playing this for the mystery and whackiness of it all.

Practically a cristallization of what an ego-shooter is, plus comparatively open, at times slightly disorienting maps.

A clear thumbs up.
An aggravating but very rewarding action game in a beautifully designed dystopian world. Features a battle system similar to that of the Souls franchise, extended by a flexible class system and over a hundred freely distributable skills.

The story is good, as in it succeeds well enough in making the player care about the other characters.

I strongly recommend to play the game solo. It's more rewarding that way, even though it may take some time.

Surprisingly, this game IS as good as they say.

Good controls, well-balanced difficulty, stylish 90s sci-fi setting, very well-designed levels with some puzzles spread across them.

Only downside was a bug I had which prevented me from finishing the level "Power Up" normally: Despite doing everything correctly (checked with multiple walkthroughs), the last switch didn't trigger. I had to use a shortcut, i.e. use tripmines as an substitute ladder to get over a wall. This also made the next level slightly harder. You'll see what I mean when you get there.

Entertaining stealth / action game (your choice) set in post-apocalyptic not-Britain with lots of options to do each mission. The art style is a bit like Bioshock, i.e. refreshingly different and well-done. Especially the environments are very well done and especially drive home the difference between the lives of ordinary folk and the rich upper class.

TL;DR:
A nice over-the-top tropical action-adventure with all the technical problems one has to expect from a Ubisoft game.

Pro:
+ Rambo feeling
+ Enough flora and fauna to make the island feel alive
+ There's much to see and find on the island
+ Wingsuit :)

Contra:
- Frequent crashes (about once every 1-2 hours).
- Crashes sometimes corrupt setting files (player profile). In one instance this prevented the game from booting!
- Crashes could corrupt save files if the crash timing is just "right"

As a precaution, always backup your game files:
C:\Program Files (x86)\UBISOFT\Ubisoft Game Launcher\savegames\RANDOM_ID\46
C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\My Games\Far Cry 3

In this game, you are (involuntarily) exploring dimly-lit sci-fi environments full of heavy machinery, corpses and demons. The usual assortment of guns helps you not to die on the way. Pack your flashlight, shoot everything that moves and you will be fine ... probably. Various well-written videos, text and audio logs you find on the way convey more of the world you explore.
Did I mention the sci-fi environments? Simply gorgeous!

My only gripe: Until I got this game to run properly on my machine, I had to tweak two files (DoomConfig.cfg, autoexec.cfg) since the game didn't fully accept the settings I made in the menu. When I first managed to run the game, it also wouldn't allow interaction with switches and panels. Reinstalling and re-configuring solved that.

An enjoyable metroidvania/RPG hybrid set in a warring fantasy world.
The story is solid, but the real highlights are the interactions between characters. They are well written, often funny and delivered by excellent voice artists.
True to the "metroidvania"formula, a good share of the fun comes from exploring the levels and hunting for treasure hidden within.
The artwork - slightly reminiscent of disney characters - just works and overall is beautiful to watch.

This game capitalizes on the endless allure of collecting material, crafting items and building your own "bunker" and/or building complexes of various sizes. At least half the game is spent digging through the earth (warning: It gets hotter down there), the rest is filled with monster-hunting, item-crafting and cultivating shrooms. And, contrary to reality, if you have depleted the resources of one world, just close the current one and open the next!
A dangerously addicting "time-sink".