Slugcat With A Gun 最近的评测

The only positive thing I have to say about this DLC is that it contributes absolutely nothing to the story. You can safely ignore it and not miss out on ANYTHING.

It took me approximately two and a half hours to finish. Most of that time was me bumbling around unable to determine if I was about to enter a point of no return or a side area for a collectable.

It answers no questions you might have had from the base game. You'd think you'd have the chance to explore the deaths of characters you heard over the radio but never saw? Nah. Every body you find is someone brand new you didn't hear about in the base game.

There's a couple of mind-screws that are never actually explained or justified in the slightest. Finding the same body and the same collectable twice, having the protagonist freak out about it and then.... nothing.

It's not til the final ten minutes of the DLC when it apparently remembers what game it's supposed to be a DLC for and throws a single unexplained monster at you for a segment.

I encountered constant glitches, most of them revolving around the umbilical cable you're lashed to for the vast majority of the game. Having it vanish or just have it clip through the wall 90% of the time. Audio triggers stack over themselves. Spot a skeleton right next to you and pick up its memento? Both sets of conversation play at the same time. This happened to me multiple times.

Still Wakes The Deep had me thinking The Chinese Room had shaken off the abysmal reputation it deserved for A Machine For Pigs, but then this comes right along and makes me think that SWTD was a fluke.

It's got me actively wondering if I was somehow wrong about my enjoyment of the original game, which in my opinion is the worst thing a DLC can do.

Took a little getting used to, but I'm very much enjoying this DLC! It feels like I'm playing the game for the first time again, with my expectations getting thrown out of the window.

Without going into spoilers, I can see why a lot of people are saying this "isn't Rain World". Personally I disagree. I've not reached the end yet, but I'm loving the lack of direction and handholding. Go and learn! That's how Rain World is!

In a couple of months time, people will come back and admit they were too harsh on this expansion.

Slugcat

Genuinely my GOTY. Wonderful writing, fantastic graphics and incredible music. My biggest complaint is that the game in its current form is on the easier side, but the dev is working on a Hard Mode that should solve that.

I was enthralled from beginning to end, and I found myself not wanting it to end.
Certainly my go-to Christmas gift for my friends this year.

Honestly, far better than it has any right to be. You might think this is just a ha-ha funny meme game, but the core gameplay loop is surprisingly fun! The main negative I have is that the game is too easy and that the "on foot sneaking" sections aren't quite as realised as they could have been. I honestly wouldn't mind if this developer takes their time and produces a sequel to build on these mechanics.

Probably the single most uninspired "psychological horror" game I've ever had the misfortune of being tricked into giving up money for.

Stay away from this game, and may God have mercy on your souls.

Not great. Not worth it. In fact, even if Clover was bundled into the $7 price, it JUST BARELY makes the value.

The heist costs $400k to purchace on Overkill.
The Contract Payout is $400k.
The Diamond itself is $150k.
The XP is terribly poor.
You'll get a bit of fun steathing it, but it's no challenge loud.
The Hoxton Breakout beats it in both XP and Cash payout.
It's the biggest diamond in the world, why would a mission in which you steal nothing give you more money?