Prophayne 最近的评测

Awesome game that outshines its stagnant inspiration in every way, shape and form. Cannot wait to see how Palfarm wrecks more of Nintendo's peace of mind.

Absolutely spectacular one man work of art. Off the wall antics, out of the box co op functionality, incredibly immersive yet simple gameplay mechanics, and one of the most hardworking and open Devs to debut in the industry. Worth the 20 usd and then some.

Absolutely BANGER soundtrack. Unironically added it to my lofi rotation.

Arma 3 is my most played game in my life, reforger in many ways improves upon that. The mod support and functionality seem to lack slightly in comparison, but in return we gain crossplay and a much more stable package.

Incredibly fun little tycoon game with extensive mod support. If you are a fan of old school tycoons, this is definitely an option for you.

This is genuinely one of my favorite games, and the play time just isn't representative of that. Thisis the best city builder out, hopefully only until 117.

I've messed about with this for about a hundred hours now. I've revised my opinion to its okay, even great when it does its thing right. It does gameyness better than alternatives, but it lacks features or accessibility found in the alternatives.

The pros for this are, if you take a lot of time to handhold and hand write out a lot of the abilities, lore, and skills that come up and spend a lot of time backtracking and replying the exact same thing to get a more reasonable response. You can definitely get an awesome experience, I'd even say the best you can get out of an ai "game" at the moment, it just takes a pretty tedious amount of wrangling. When it does things right, it does them spectacularly however. You can feel like an NPC watching New Vegas's lone wanderer wreck the Mojave, you can be a shinobi of the hidden leaf, striking out against remnants of the past. You can do pretty much anything. However;

The cons:

I've already commented on the tedium on wrangling the ai in desired directions. I'll not beat that dead horse.
Another small issue for me is the draconian nature of the AI. I'm using the subscription version of the ai the game comes with, and if I'm in a fight or do something outside what the AI defines "morally acceptable" it has, and often times will, grind the entire story to a halt to preach down to you about it. That can add to tedium in violence heavy scenarios, say the mojave wasteland or Naruto universe.

Which leads to my biggest con, voice. You have little to no control over the "voice" of the story. If you break the AI's morals, or fail a dice roll, or do something outside of what it recognizes as acceptable, it will attempt to shoehorn you into its morale scope and worldview, instead of adapting to how the individual chooses to play. The biggest example of that I've found was while trying to make a slice of life scenario, the AI would often be mean, derogatory, or even violent on a failed diceroll. Please, please give us a way to more directly influence the ai's "voice" in addition to its prose.

This is really fun. I'm not opposed to the tedium because I find the outcome rewarding, that wont be everyones cup of tea, but if you've read what I've said so far and don't mind the very few cons, absolutely give it a shot.

A small wishlist that would definitely improve my opinion:
The biggest is influencing the "voice" as I mentioned, I cannot state that enough.

Racial generation. Humanoid elves and stuff are cool, but I'd really like to be able to be (and face) creatures with multiple limbs, heads, or otherwise unique generation and be able to equip them appropriately, even if it becomes "broken". Enemies can do the same, so the broken goes both ways. I find that to be in the nature of roguelikes anyway.

DLC politics aside, this dlc is dry in content compared to the previous few dlc, which was explained to us would be happening pretty explicitly. I did not anticipate this dry, honestly, but I can't claim I didn't know.

That said, it does add a significant amount of free content compared to the last few, so you don't need to feel like you are missing out on very much if you pass it up.

I personally decide my purchases based on my hourly income, will I play this dlc longer than it would take me to earn 5 dollars? Yes.

♥♥♥♥ Epic Games.

I mostly play the AGOT mod and various submods for it, but ♥♥♥♥♥ addicting. Would recommend.

On the short, I'm saying no for now, but investigate a bit before you buy. This is very likely to change to a yes assuming the developers listen to the 90%+ saying they dislike the changes instead of the 4% yesmen.

I will update this potentially as time goes, depending on whether the game is worth keeping up with. On release, the game was amazing. A rough gem in a genre known for its pvp and toxicity. Classes all felt powerful, with some small balancing issues. The enemies always felt flat but there were promises to change that.

This latest update (as of june 29th, 2023) took several steps back, with the devs taking the lazy approach to balancing (Nothing but a lot of nerfs to each class with some barely viable alternatives added). Instead of improving the issues with the enemies, they took pieces from each class. If this is any indication of how the developers will react to requests for more of a challenge, I'm personally out. Nerfing everyone instead of making viable enemies is not the alternative I'd like to see, and the lines of communcation so far have left me with the impression that offworld doesn't really care if the game is fun, only if its challenging. I came for Staship troopers, not an fps soulslike with a starship paintjob. I want to kill a lot of bugs. I want to get killed by a lot of bugs. Make the bugs better and give us our loadouts back.


Well, I said I'd come back to update this so here I am (3/5/24). My recommendation? Buy Helldivers 2.