ProPuke 最近的评测

A poor experience on PC.

Even at 1440 max settings, the game looks more like upscaled 720, with fuzziness and flickering low res aliasing from objects more than a few meters away from you.
The controls suck - It's a console port where the mouse just emulates controller thumbstick motions. Expect terribly slow awkward turning if using the mouse.

Controller support also manages to be janky, with mouse and keyboard prompts sometimes flickering over the top of controller prompts, and horizontal sensitivity being far too low, even at maximum, while vertical is too high, and of course no setting to adjust the two separately.

I restarted the game a few times while tinkering trying to get the controls and settings right and get around the bugs, and each time had to sit through the same SLOW intro, because every cutscene is unskippable, even if you've seen it before, and the game doesn't save after or let you save manually. Instead you have to play through the first hour or so before it saves, or be forced to start over from the start and watch it all over again should you exit.

I gave up out of frustration.

There might be a good game in there, but I couldn't get to it because of the above problems. Too frustrating. A shame.

Best sonic game since Freedom Planet. Grab it.

Absolutely blew me away.

You wake up. You're lost in a strange place. Around you are scraps of paper - That's pretty much all you start out with.

It doesn't handhold, and never definitively spells things out for you. You slowly learn about the lives of a few characters, and the even stranger world they exist in. It's a game full of discovery, weirdness and feels.

It's a short game - took me about 6 and a half hours. If you wanted to rush through you can probably finish it in much less than half that; But you'd probably entirely miss what it was really about. If you want clear direction, and the thought of searching through and discovering things for youself (opening cupboards, reading newspaper scraps etc) sounds unappealling then you probably won't enjoy this game. If you like the idea of discovering things for yourself, and finding enough fragments to paint a picture of a truely alien world, then this game will definitely be the ticket.

To define it in terms of mechanics: It's essentially a point and click adventure game, where you discover clues and also progress along a story. It's also first person, so a lot of discovery involves exploring the world yourself, and picking up and moving around objects (and a simple inventory system). The actual gameplay side of the story is fairly short, but the lore side is wonderfully wide, as long as you the player choose to search it out.

The game is fairly graphically intensive (probably best played with a gtx 760 min or equiv.) and doesn't really come with many graphical settings - just a quality slider, and the ability to choose resolution and antialiasing.

There's no input configuration controls, so if you can't play with wsad you're out of luck.

All that being said I found the story pretty amazing. It definitely left me with a strong feeling. However it does not spell things out for you entirely. If you don't like piecing parts of the story together (the pieces are all there, you just to find them, and piece them together yourself) you will probably be left confused. But if you do then you'll love this game too.

A beautiful game.

Don't waste your time or your money. There's maybe an attempt at gag humour, but otherwise no gameplay here.

To the creators: It's a nice start. But an attempt should been made to find and refine some actual fun gameplay before releasing this.