PureRok 最近的评测

Runs great. Looks great. Plays great.

Crosshair is below the center, about the bottom third, of the screen. This makes it unplayable, as this causes you to constantly aim at the ground (or run around looking at the sky like some dingus) outside of gunfights. Interesting that none of the screenshots contain the crosshairs.

Gameplay is far too shallow for the price. Not to mention stupid things in the text like "Gen Z". I don't even know what that means in this context.

Very good spin on classic Castlevania: Symphony of the Night mechanics. If you liked that, you'll like this. At the current writing of this review the game says I'm at 61% map completion; that means I should hit 100% around 6 hours at my current pace. This might mean the game is kind of short.

Deedlit can equip a melee weapon and a bow. There are a few different types of melee weapons, and the majority feel the same to use. All that really changes for most of them is their speed and damage. There are some that are different, like the two-handed swords and a boomerang I found at one point (which was really fun to use). The bows are mostly just upgrades of one another, although some have extra effects such as shooting multiple arrows at once.

There's an element switching mechanic reminiscent of Ikaruga (a shoot 'em up) between Air and Fire, and some enemies are weak/resistant to various elements. You also gain the resistance to whatever element you are currently using, so if, say, an enemy shoots a fireball at you while you have the fire spirit swapped in you will absorb the damage.

A bit more linear than other action adventure games I've played like this, but I'm having tons of fun and I feel like the game was worth what I payed.

The port is fine. It's a PS2/Vita port and not a remaster, so keep that in mind. I only had the game crash when attempting to use 200% scaling along with being at 2560x1440. Works fine at 100%, though. Game runs at 60 FPS. I wish it supported 120+, but it's better than the 30 you usually see from these kinds of ports. UPDATE: Running the game in Borderless mode runs it at my monitor's full 144HZ and it looks amazingly better.

This is the greatest Shin Megami Tensei game bar none, and the second greatest game ever made. Just get it; live it; love it.

The Digital Deluxe soundtrack includes 9 tracks. They are sadly only 160kbps MP3s.

1. Pursuing My True Self
   
2. Aria of the Soul
   
3. Your Affection
   
4. Who's There
   
5. Reach Out to the Truth -inst vesion- [sic]
   
6. Junes Theme
   
7. Never More
   
8. Time to Make History
   
9. Shadow World

Also, Rise for life.

Does not contain lossless files. Only 320kbps CBR MP3s.

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The move to free-to-play removed the only interesting part of the game. They drop you in at what would be considered end-game content in any other MMO style game. There used to be progression and a story to follow as you progressed. Now it's just raids/strikes and PVP (unless you want to waste your time running around planets doing inconsequential Patrols or Events). The game is now a hamster wheel of gameplay. At first it felt like I was making some sort of progress, but I quickly ended up just feeling like I was spinning my wheels doing the same boring bounties, public events, and patrols.

You start at "level" 750 and gear drops around your level, slowly increasing as your own level increases (based on an average of your gear's level) until you reach 900. Then, for arbitrary reasons, "better" gear becomes much more rare, slowing your "level" growth significantly.

Now, I put "level" and "better" in quotes, because it's not really true. Your level is completely pointless other than to gate you from content (You must be this tall to ride) and all enemies scale to your level. The game is just as difficult/easy at level 750 as it is at 950 (unless you somehow end up in something that has a higher minimum level, I guess). So make sure you understand this is not an RPG shooter. It's entirely an FPS with faux RPG elements.

The story stuff is technically still there, but you can finish it in about 2-5 hours since they removed all gameplay from in-between missions and you just jump from one mission to the next - all of the context basically gone.

I guess if your favorite part of an MMO is the end-game, then this is great for you. I personally find that to be the least interesting part of any MMO and because of this, along with my other issues, I can't recommend the game.

Whether I recommend this game depends on who you are, so here's two questions:

Have you ever played Disgaea?
If so, did you enjoy it?

If you answered no to first question then I can't (or, I'm too lazy to) help you, sadly.

If you answered yes to both, then you'll like this one as well. If you answered no to the second question, then you won't.

This game plays like every Disgaea before it. All of the mechanics are identical as far as I can tell. I keep getting each Disgaea hoping I'll like it (because I love the art style and a lot of the characters), but each one plays exactly the same. Sadly, I don't like the way they play. Luckily, I got to play this during a free weekend, so I didn't have to waste money.

So, I recommend it to people who have enjoyed previous Disgaea games. If you didn't, you won't like this one either.

I couldn't decide whether to thumb up or down, so I guess I'll thumb down since I personally don't like it.

Just get Duodecim on PSP/Vita. This is terrible.