Ruftinator [E30] 最近的评测

First time playing a game like this and I'd say I'm happy with what I've seen. Will I buy it after trying it out for free during the weekend? No, probably not but that's not because it's a bad game, it's because it's not really my cup of tea. I hear a lot of people complain about this game but it's really not that bad in my opinion. The steering feels quite hefty and slow but then again, your rider has to shift his weight from one side of the bike to the other. I've found that the handling feels pretty realistic and predictable. It does seem a little iffy when hitting something the wrong way though. I believe I fell off my bike at one point because I hit a stray bollard that was on the circuit.

What I like about the game:
- The handling of the bikes
- There are some great circuits in this game! Some that are rarely even featured in other racing games which I really like
- The bikes are incredibly detailed from what I could see
- You really feel like you're actually racing a bike on a circuit with a team to back you up
- Falling off your bike does suck but it's always funny to watch ragdoll physics do what they do best :)

What I don't like as much about the game:
- Your driver isn't customizable when just starting out. Everything costs credits which I can understand but it'd be nice to have some options without having to spend any credits.
- Weight transfer can feel a bit sluggish at times (slight problem though as I got used to it quite easily)
- Really easy to fall off your bike, either by hitting the track in a weird way or hitting some debris on the track

All in all I would definitely recommend people to pick this game up if it seems interesting to them. I know I'm not disappointed and even quite liked the driving physics in this game. It isn't particularly noob friendly but with some time (or prior experience) this game is great fun to play and feels great when you do get it all to click

Recently played through GTA 4, haven't touched the DLC yet. The new implementation of this game is awesome! Draw distance and detail distance are a bit iffy and will likely even tank the performance of very high-end machines but for the specs I'm using the values that the game picked for those sliders works fine! I'd highly recommend installing the NB Pack from the workshop as that improves the game in some areas without going over the top, like giving the radio station icons colors for example. I really enjoy playing this, gonna grind out to 100% and then do all achievements before doing the same for the ballad of gay tony and the lost and damned DLC's. Highly recommended if you've never played this game.

Considering that this is a fan made mod made by only 1 person and that it's absolutely a steal considering that it's free to play makes it an insanely good experience. I'd say that in some cases the way you go through a (time) portal is a little janky but all in all it's pretty well polished. End felt a bit anti-climactic though... I did notice a vague figure while walking towards chamber 25 iirc and would've liked to see it explained what it was but maybe it was just a small easter egg that I only caught a slight glimpse of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

As of writing this I just finished all championships, it took me about 83 minutes according to Steam (and that includes the time spent in menu's). It's a fun game to play, which is why I wanted to try it out. the fact that it's free stuck in the back of my mind the entire time but despite the somewhat outdated graphics I'd say this is actually a pretty solid racing game for what it brings to the table. Sure, it's not the next Assetto Corsa and no, it doesn't look very next gen (it looks a bit more like PS2 era games but with prettier lighting and probably more complex car models) but if this was like €5,- I would probably still be a happy customer. I feel like the dev(s?) are really passionate about this game and it really shows!

I do have some minor things that I'd LOVE to see implemented however. Being able to access the options during the race would definitely be very nice. Shortly after starting my first race I already wanted to look at the controls to find that there's no such option when pausing the game, you're only allowed to restart the stage or return back to the menu. I'd also love the ability to look around, currently the camera is fixed in one location and there's no real way to look behind or besides your car. I've also noticed that the sounds in this game are awfully loud! I had to turn Windows' volume down to 2 simply because the engine roar is so incredibly loud! Last but not least, I'd love to see some circuits make their way into the game. Currently there are only a handful of stages, for lack of a better word, that despite being quite challenging on some occasions don't really give me that racing feel of a circuit. It would be mindblowing to see circuits make their way into this game, along with AI opponents maybe?

All in all it's a great game. The physics feel a little weird but I think it was easy to master. The sense of speed is unlike anything I've ever played so that's definitely a huge plus. The sense of speed is so good in fact that I actually started to wonder how on earth people actually drove these machines, on roads like the game offers, doing 250+ km/h, jumping up and down because of the bumps in the road. I would love to see where this game goes and I hope to see (at least one of) my tips included in the game in the future.

Highly recommended :)

It's really fun to play. Probably one of the few racing games, and probably the only well-made modern racing game, that let's you race in junkers and rewards you for literally taking out your opponents. The parts where the game wants you to be in front and winning are honestly the less fun but still very fun parts of the game.

I'm also surprised how good the handling is. Very predictable and easy to master if you're familiar with other racing games. The sense of speed is amazing and the softbody physics are done really well. One thing I have noticed a couple of times however is the amount of force that the slightest impact could have. Most of the time crashes play out like you'd expect but a couple of times you'll see yourself hit the slightest part of a wall and pretty much break everything on the car.

It's a ton of fun to play, I'm glad that I picked it up during the Summer Sale but after having played it I'd say that full price is also worth it for the sheer laughter and enjoyment that you'll get out of it.

I just finished the game for the first time and I'm in complete and utter shock. This isn't your ordinary visual (or would it be interactive?) novel. This game will creap you tf out for the first 4 episodes, break your heart by the end of that and then throw you in a rollercoaster in episode 5. The story may be a bit outrageous but damn is it good!

Like I said, at first I felt really creeped out by the plot and the things that the game showed me. There's always this really creapy vibe hanging around which gets even creapier when you see how each episode ends. I don't think I've ever felt so invested in a game's story before that I have trouble getting it out of my head after putting it down.

My hat goes off to the creator of this gem. It'll definitely be going on my list of most favorite games of all time!

Blender is mindblowingly powerful considering its pricetag. It is easy to pick up and learn (especially if you already have some 3D modeling experience from other programs) and you can go about making a model in any way that suits your needs and workflow best. Beginner tutorials can be found everywhere and can go really in-depth on how to use the program to transfer ideas into a virtual reality or even transferring your ideas to reality if you have the option to 3D print your models. For people who are curious about getting into 3D modeling i'd highly suggest learning Blender, be it by watching a tutorial or by learning how to use the program all on your own.

Well then, since Tuesday 17 November the collection is finally complete. It's honestly quite insane to finally see most Halo games available on PC, all with a unified UI (except for your HUD and all) and an easy click and play way to enjoy all these gems! I thought the world went insane when Reach dropped on PC but honestly, now that Halo CE to Halo 4 are on PC I'm starting to wonder when I'll wake up because this must be a dream!

Great fun, 155 hours well spent gonna try and make it 1000. Best game(s?) of the century, no question

Great fun, especially without Activision publishing it. I'd definitely recommend new players to go with the 'Red-War' campaign as that is the way Destiny 2 started before Bungie switched platforms.

surprisingly fun to play! a bit hard to get a hang of the controls at first and after the pretty long tutorial you basically get dropped into a milkyway without actually knowing what to do (at least in my case) but apart from that the game is great fun and has a ton of really cool buildings and creations.

you shouldn't expect a full blown storyline like other LEGO games but the open world can at times be very, dare i say, *breathtaking*. the shaders definitely make the LEGO bricks prettier than your wildest imagination, let me tell you that!