Science Dog 最近的评测

So far so good!

BBNO$ hit me in the head with a coconut and stole my bugle.

10/10 for realism.

After hearing about how micro-transaction heavy this was when it initially launched years ago I stayed (in a galaxy) far, far away... until today. Imagine if this had launched as it is now, with everyone just having everything, almost like you're *GASP* buying a full game. The game in this state is a lot of fun right out the gate. Whether you're playing solo or with friends, it's a good time no matter how you're approaching it.

I hope in the fight between profits and a loyal playerbase EA chooses the latter next time and just starts off releasing full, MTX-free games like this edition of Battlefront II, but those folks in marketing are basically sith lords, so I'm not holding my breath.

10/10 this reminds me of gaming as a young chap again and again

Though the store page isn't very clear on this, the two expansions, Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine, are included in the base game. Don't pay for the deluxe edition unless you really want horse armor.

I don't know what I'm doing, but I'm doing it well.

10/10 would flail around again

Fun gameplay, challenging without being unreachable, and it has awesome storylines for multiple characters in addition to the main plotline. I consider it a masterpiece. 11/10 would slay anyone who dares attack me again and again.

The game has tons of small details that I love, and if you're playing with friends it's a fun romp full of betrayal, being murdered by your teammates as often as the enemy and laughs as you die in silly ways. For democracy. I don't want to go into too much detail because I'm sure others have already done that and I honestly think it 's more fun to find what the game's like by playing it. Hell, you've probably already stopped reading this, so I hope you're having fun slaying aliens, robots and your friends.

10/10 would bring DEMOCRACY to aliens and mechs again and again.

A superbly fun game with layers to it like an onion. Dive to the bottom of the sea by day and run a sushi restaurant at night… and run a farm… and manage a fish hatchery… and solve mysteries… and fight pirates… and….

One of my favorite things about Dave the Diver is that the game doesn’t ever take itself seriously. The anime-esque cutscenes are amazing and hilarious all at once and should never be skipped. They’re the best.

10/10 would fight a giant mantis shrimp with boxing gloves again.

This game is more about pantsu and less about a doge.

10/10 would collect pantsu again

There's nothing quite as fulfilling as going to a listening post, clearing it, and then discovering that EVERY SINGLE OTHER LISTENING POST is an exact, and I do mean EXACT, carbon copy of that first one. Same enemies, same loot, same things on the same shelves, same EVERYTHING. This holds true throughout the game.

You'd think with a decent team of developers Bethesda could've made a couple versions of each facility and had a RNG decide which of the 10 versions you'd get, but moving a couple items around and saving it was apparently just too much darn work.

This was supposed to be Bethesda's "pet project", the thing they've wanted to make for years, and yet they don't seem to have really cared about how it ended up.

I enjoyed the side stories in the game a lot. It was fun doing the stuff for the space pirates and it was fun being a corporate ninja. I can even see why they'd have the main quest allow you to do those things a second time in order to try other outcomes, but to be this lazy in all of the other things that make up their universe is just inexcusable. The identical repetition makes the universe seem small and, even worse, boring. If I wanted repetition I'd work in an iPhone factory.

I'd give this game a 3/10 at best. There's some really good things about the game and fun moments to be had, but the predictable, repetitive spots that fill all of the areas between are unforgivable. Add in the "Creation Club" garbage that they've been forcing on the playerbase, and it makes me seriously wonder if this studio is even capable of creating the next Elder Scrolls game or if they should just sell the IP to someone who actually cares.