Redaxe13 最近的评测

It's ok, but not $70 ok

I love 40k, I've been playing tabletop and amassing thousands of models for the last 20 years, and Space Marine was easily the best 40k game I've played to date. So I was pretty excited for a sequel finally. This game I honestly just can't get into. The AI in single player was so bad I couldn't even play single player on above easy difficulty. The guns and combat feel bland vs the first game. I got bored of the stagger and counter mechanics so fast. You also just feel not all that strong, which is insane since Titus is one of the strongest space marines. Not to mention he's now a Primaris marine, and that's my next issue. GW is obsessed with pushing Primaris marines within the first 30 minutes, which is the single worst thing that's ever happened to 40k lore.

Overall the game is just disappointing, I really expected better after playing the first one for so many years.

Just don't

I've been playing since late 2003, but I think I'm done with this game once my yearly sub runs out. I've never played a game that made me feel as if the developers hated their players, but that's how Runescape in 2023 feels. People are upset about the new Battlepass, but this has been a problem with the game for many years now. RS3 has had 3 battlepass / retention gimmicks going on at all times for years now and has sold power for money for even longer than that.

Necromancy was a bad update. Nerfing all other styles before releasing a brainless simple dumptruck of damage skill was a bad choice. Nerfing stuff many years after players have complained about it shows how little the devs care. This game is just bad now.

I don't want to give this game a negative review, but it's unplayable for me. The game from what I did play is fun, it reminds me a lot of RE:4. The game straight up isn't scary, but like 4 it's fun enough to make up for the lack in the horror department. The real killer for the game is the motion sickness. No amount of tweaking settings has made me able to play the game longer than an hour at a time. I can't recommend a game that makes people sick by playing it.

The game is fun and feels very good to play, but it does have some issues that seriously need addressed. Balance is actually pretty good feeling in this game. the movement is great, and characters feel easy to play with a high skill ceiling.

Now the issues... The profanity filter is waaaay overboard, to the point where you sometimes can't make callouts. Unicorn and Asshamir are partially censored for example, along with anything one letter off of a "naughty" word. Corn for example is censored. Why? The game constantly has people leaving every game. It is less common to have a full lobby of players by the end of a match than have leavers. There are some really crippling bugs as well, such as not being able to fire your gun until you respawn. Monetization in this game is also laughable, but Apex Legends had the exact same issues at launch and has fixed it, so it's very possible it will be fixed in the future. Personally I feel like there's a bit too much downtime / waiting time in the game for how short the matches are as well. I feel like 50% of my time in game is spent waiting.

Overall I really like this game and want it to succeed, but I don't have faith in Bandai Namco to put in the work required to make it the best it could be. That being said, it is free and I think a lot of fun can be had without spending a dime.

This game really doesn't hold up to the first LOS. The art in this game is probably it's only outstanding feature easily a 9/10. instant fail stealth segments are truly as awful as other reviewers have said. Why does the most powerful being in this universe crawl around in hiding as a rat?... The bosses are all really lackluster, nothing is really interesting about them. Gabriel / Dracula continues to be a pretty interesting character, but there's really no closure to the trilogy, just a walk into the sunrise and a screen that more or less says the end? The game took me about 12 hours to complete and I am the type who looks for every little secret. This really didn't feel like a completed game. I'd say this game may be worth it for sale under $5 if you liked the first LOS game, but damn I'm disappointed with this one..

I'm not sure why people keep using Dark Souls as the standard for high difficulty games, but this game is certainly more challenging than any of the Souls games.

Combat is awful in this game. Gone is the amazing system of Darksiders 2 which allowed an impressive level of character customization for a hack and slash, and instead we get a wanna-be Dark Souls combat with nothing that actually makes Dark Souls fun. there is no actual gear, just preset weapons and some enchantments for them. The spear is hilarious against some of the "challenging" enemies, you use the same move over and over locking them down until they eventually die. The controls for keyboard and mouse binds were set up by someone who's never even looked at a keyboard in his life. You will NEED a controller to play this game. There is almost no music in this game, which adds a bit to the game feeling cheap. The game is beautiful looking and the story is interesting just like the previous 2 games, but the gameplay is severely lacking. I'm glad I put off getting this game til it was $10, because that's really all it's worth.

Strive is a really solid game. I've played almost every GG casually against friends, but the games definitely never had potential to be truly competitive until Strive. The games were too convoluted and niche. Simplifying the move sets makes this a better game overall, but a worse Guilty Gear game in my opinion. I don't like Ino's art changes and character being toned down to be more PC, but the rest of the characters look amazing in this game. The soundtrack is also 10/10. My biggest complaint is the lack of characters in the lineup and the fact it seems a lot of the less popular characters in the franchise were included on purpose to incentivise dropping money on DLC that includes some of the actual popular characters in the series.

TL;DR: Strive is a very good game, but to hardcore fans of Guilty Gear I think you'll feel a little let down. At $60 the price is a bit steep, especially since you'll be shelling out more for DLC for some of the fan favorite characters.