PrincessFail | TTV 最近的评测

Played this game in beta. Loved it.
Game came out, I hated it.
Started playing it again about 1 and half to 2 years ago, and it became one of my go-to games.
If you want to grow your stream, this game will do it.
Not going to describe the game because if you don't know what DBD is by this point, you probably don't need to be playing it to begin with ;) Just kidding, come to the toxic side. We have #####.
I will say the game is in a sad state right now. It doesn't feel good to play, especially on killer side. Having said that, I play more killer than I do survivor, so take that with a grain of salt.
Custom lobbies with friends can be super fun.
Steagulls unite.
Also, I'm a Trickster main, so most of you probably hate me and it makes my Trickster heart sad. Not all of us are mean!
PS Take the flashlights out of the game ;)

This game was amazing when it came out years ago, and it's still amazing now. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS BACK OUT!

Bad.

Update 07-26-2024: Still bad.

Update 10-26-2024: Still bad.

I p-p'd in my pants. 10/10 would p again.

Definitely fun and makes you have a ton of wtf moments. Worth the money even though it's frustrating. Streaming this game is likely to get you raided on Twitch. I got raided 3 times while playing. 10/10 would stream again.

Where can I start? I loved this game... but I also hated it.
Blair Witch is at first inspection a run of the mill horror walk through game, but if you play it through, it definitely becomes much more.
You play as Ellis, and at first glance, we are not given much information on the character. Ellis has his companion dog, Bullet, who we find out fairly quickly is a police dog you were given at a point prior to the game, but beyond that, we are left to wonder who Ellis truly is. Your task: Find Peter, a boy who is lost in the woods. With your handy police dog, you will search for clues on the boy's whereabouts, hopefully leading to his discovery and apparently redeeming Ellis for a reason we do not yet know.
Playing through is fairly straightforward at first, and definitely feels like a walking simulator. Eventually, you will come across your first actual puzzle, and here is where the actual game begins. You will encounter this puzzle throughout the game, and in my opinion, these will be the most difficult parts of the game. Many times what you should do is not immediately apparent if you did not pay close enough attention, and running around in circles for 30 minutes will leave you frustrated. If one thinks hard on what was presented to him, he will soon realize the answer to move the game forward. It is not impossible to solve the puzzles if you use your head.
All that being said, as I played through the first 4 or so hours, I felt intrigued, but a bit bored. The horror element wasn't really there. Was the game atmospheric? Yes. Was it enough that I would say it really ranks on a horror scale? No. To my delight, this "failure" changes drastically in the last 3 hours of the game. The game becomes extremely hard to play through in the ending hours, and I'd even venture to say that it was, at times, almost unbearable. The psychological factor intensifies to extremes in the final chapters, and I was left very surprised. Many times, I had to break from the game as my head felt just as anxious as our character. At times, I wasn't sure if I could complete my quest to finish the game tonight. It honestly got into my head that much. The sense of dread is extreme in the last chapters.
I will not post any spoilers here, but I will say that I believe you should give this game a fair chance. Playing through to the end is worth it. Apparently there is more than one ending based on at least one choice in the game, and I fully intend to play through again, making the horrible choice to see what will befall Ellis at the end of the game. I'm not looking forward to it though. The main choice you have to make is something that seems extremely inhumane if you go what I'd consider to be the "bad" route.
*Small side note. This game feels like an EXTREME cross between Alan Wake and Outlast with the horror level being more so towards Alan Wake. I loved both games, so this game was an easy like for me.
Onto the pros and cons.
PROS
-Atmospheric win. This game definitely works on an atmospheric level, and in the first hours, it is what the game does best.
-Slightly challenging puzzles. The puzzles are easily solvable, however, if you do not pay attention carefully, you will be left wandering in circles for an extended amount of time. The game will not offer any extra clues, which I personally appreciate.
-Graphics. The graphics are exactly what I'd expect from a newer game. While they are not perfect, I was happy with what was presented, and I never felt the game lacked in this department.
-True horror. Possibly this is a slight spoiler............................................... this game does not have a happy ending. In a horror game or even movie, I cannot stand the happy end narrative. I think this rates as true horror based solely on this fact. You will have your sense of accomplishment for ending the game, but you will not be left in any positive mindset. If we relate this to real life, this is the most horrific outcome to any situation you can endure.
CONS
-Slow start. As I mentioned before, the game has a slow build-up. It does not make the game unplayable by any means, but it surely becomes a bit redundant in the starting hours.
-Somewhat obvious story (for Ellis' background). Ellis' back story is not immediately apparent, and we are given clues throughout the game on who he is and what kind of person he is. Unfortunately, the game is a bit cliche with Ellis, and I feel I've heard that story line a thousand times from other games and movies.
-Glitches. While I only encountered one glitch during the game, I was not pleased as it advanced me further into the game than I should have been. I was wandering around trying to get back to my dog when suddenly, I got stuck between trees and rocks, and I could not move. I was forced to restart from the main menu, and when I restarted, the game had advanced me to the next part of the chapter.. or possibly into the next chapter. I'm still not sure which. Either way, I never fully cleared what I was doing, but I was able to restart and advance without having earned it.
**
All in all, I would say that this game is worth the play through for any horror enthusiasts. The end of the game is unbearably hard to play, and wins on all levels at this point. Not everyone will agree with me, but I rarely concern myself with other's opinions, and you should not either. Even my opinion of this game should be taken with a grain of salt. Ultimately, if you decide to purchase this game, I think you will rather enjoy the 8 hour play through if you don't nitpick incessantly.
Ratings:
Horror - 8/10
Atmosphere - 9/10
Length - 5/10
Story - 7/10
Skillcap - 2/10
Controls - 8/10
Overall game - 8/10
Have fun!

Went into fight club and died 13 times ina row without seeing who was shooting me or even getting an assist.

10/10 would play again.

Fun game. I've been playing this game since the day it came out on console, and the PC version is just as great. Love the mods and maps you can get through the workshop. I'd love to see them come out with a new game in the series, if nothing else to breathe a bit of fresh air into the game.

Where to start.. I love this game. It's not perfect, but it's pretty solid for an early access and free to play game.
Usually when I see free to play, I automatically think it's going to be pay2win, but with Nosgoth, this is not true at all. You have the ability to unlock classes by paying for runes, but these things can all be unlocked by simply playing the game and leveling up. Equipment and abilities can be purchased with gold OR runes, and you earn gold as you play, so purchasing those is also fair.

-Pros-
>>Classes are balanced between human and vampire. Each class has a purpose and play style, and being good with it is dependant on the player controlling the class and knowing how to use it. There is no advantage to unlocking a certain class early as they are all fairly equal.
>>The graphics and skins are really well done. I like the purchasable skins so much, I've put real money into the game lol.
>>Overall, the community is good. Unlike some games, the community here is pretty welcoming and understanding to newer players as well. I haven't encountered many ragers on this game, surprisingly.
>>Maps are well done. They are balanced for both classes, and it comes down to your knowledge of the game, and your skill as a player as to how you do on certain maps.
>>Movement and controls are solid.

-Cons-
>>It can take AGES to get a game started. Some matches can take upwards of 5 minutes to get a full lobby and start up.
>>Game types. Really there is only one game type, TDM. There is an option for Flashpoint, but I have yet to be able to get a game started on Flashpoint. Recently they did an Alpha trial of a game mode called Capture the Body, which was GREAT. I hope they implement this game mode soon because the game really needs it.
>>Learning curve is a bit high. There is a "noob area" for people under level 15 to play in, but the minute you come out of it, it's a whole new world so to speak.
>>The number of maps is a bit low, IMO. They are working to release a new map soon, which is great, but I'd def. like to see a higher number of maps in the game. As it is, there are 5 maps in rotation, and to me, it does feel a bit redundant.
>>There is no penalty for quitting a match, and this is hurting the game. Last night, the match went to a 4v2 because people would rather quit than stick in a match they aren't doing well in. Some kind of penalty system NEEDS to be in place, ASAP.

Overall, I give this game about a 9/10 as it stands. It's a great game, and since it is free, you have nothing to lose by trying it out!