RAMSULE 最近的评测

I love the gameplay, although the strats you play are very different if not entirely different from Elden Ring, it builds upon Elden Ring’s top-notch gameplay with clever innovation for the roguelike setting. The soundtrack is also quite awesome and memorable.

However, starting off, it's very grindy if you want to get good items called 'relics' for your character. Most of the times, you character rarely picks up relics for your own class (like Borderlands). It's even tougher in solo, and I play solo quite often. So early game, getting your character strong is more difficult than in Elden Ring.

I felt the awesome character designs were exceptional in both appearance and their skills. Ultimately, what I enjoyed most was the variable experience, ensuring the gameplay loop always felt new and fresh.

Personally, the best classes are Executor and Recluse.

I was gifted this game by my dear friend, Indigo. He went offline and never came back. I only played a few hours and without him I just couldn't get into this game. I tried installing it numerous times since 2022 but it's overwhelming as heck!

This is my favorite Far Cry game. Playing as a cyber-commando fighting laser-shooting dragons. The 80's neon, synthwave, and over-the-top action is hilarious, ridiculous, and insanely fun. Short but unforgettable, it’s Far Cry at its wildest.

I have never played anything like this! I casually compared it to Sekiro but it's more like Shadow of Mordor with a heavier focus on individual combat rather than crowd control (although you do fight in crowds mostly). It has one of the most perfectly calibrated learning curves that make you feel invincible as you progress. The boss fights are so enjoyable with so many references from iconic fighting films. I can say this without a shadow of doubt that it's the most replayable game I have played to date with it's amazing customizable modifiers.

I am absolutely blown away by the game-play and mechanics. It's such a great throwback to the 90s. Brilliant feel and depth, everything suits the game. I can't believe this is a demo as the first part took me about 40 minutes to finish and I can see that there are nearby locations touching the starting island. What a breath of fresh air honestly! Can't wait to finish this and wait for the full game!

Satisfactory was a highlight for me during COVID, it's just pure endless fun with its open-world factory-building. It offers deep crafting, huge multi-story factories in beautifully detailed worlds. The game’s progression and visuals are fantastic, making it a blast to play. I'm super hyped right now because the full release is just hours away and I want to start with the achievements and check out the overhaul to the early game. If you love building and exploring, this game is a must-try!

Breath of fresh air! After two whole years, it felt surreal coming back with the same intrigue and gut feeling. Exploring new enemy types and some realities of previously known characters is handled really well. The environment is solid and provides significantly different feeling areas than the base game. They definitely raised the difficulty even higher, but dealing with it is expected of a returning player who has beat the game. This is not for people who want to easily pass through the story. You'll have to prove your skills!

It's a stellar quick play with great sound, gameplay and ambiance. I enjoyed the attention to detail more than anything else. The item system is a great addition to the gameplay. I have already played all the mini-games in Unsorted Horror before this and can vouch for Mike Klubnika's great eye for 90s-era game graphics aesthetic.

The multiplayer update is great and I am amazed how the mechanics have evolved!

Basing mainly on Battlefield 2/ Battlefield Heroes and having played the rest of the games at my friends'/cousins' in short bursts, I think this game is quite awesome right now for specific reasons. I didn't play it at launch, I didn't expect a campaign (because old games didn't have them) but I do understand the kind of grand franchise it became ever since Battlefield 3 and hence warranted a better experience for the fans.

I love this game because of AI bots and customizable Portal experiences you can create and share. The amount of customization available for the bots, player, vehicles and weapons is quite amazing. I feel like I can play whatever and however I want and that's very enjoyable and quite refreshing to see.

There are not many people playing and it's not easy to find people in your desired mode or at a decent ping but it would be quite awesome to see matches with 64 vs 64 human players. There might still be major balancing issues if that did happen but anyways I chose to have fun with AI on Portal maps.

The 2042 maps are cool because of their weather effects and size but most of them are built quite lazily. I found most of them seriously lacking creativity and such large maps could have used a bit of environmental story-telling.

Overall, I get to play how I want and I am enjoying the heck out of this!

There is a huge chance I won't be touching any other games, even other RTS games on my account now that this old gem has arrived on Steam LOL. This is the only RTS game that had me completely hooked for hours every time I sat down at the computer, with Age of Mythology being my second favorite.

So many memories;
- Playing Cheesing as the Laser and Super-weapon General
- cncHD's youtube channel and his awesome 1v7 challenge videos.
- Knowing all the voice-lines by heart, 'China will grow larger!', 'Colonel Burton here', 'Can I have some shoes?' and so on...
- Banging my head on the perfect soundtrack!

This game elevated the RTS genre to its Golden Age.