Somnus 最近的评测

Hollow Knight is an incredibly good Metroidvania game. I'd put it up there with Zero Mission and Metroid Prime as my favorites in the genre.

The world in this game is incredible. It's very fun to explore, filled with secrets, and has a bunch of lore to it that is surprisingly interesting and fun to learn about. The first few hours can kind of be a slog due to the linear nature of the first couple of areas, but after you reach The City of Tears the game really opens up and stops holding your hand. This is a game you should go into knowing as little as possible and have fun finding things out for yourself.

My only complaint would have to be about some of the runs back to bosses. If you get stuck on a certain boss the worst part becomes running back to them over and over again. Thankfully none of the bosses in this game barring maybe the last were difficult enough to give me much trouble.

For the price, Hollow Knight is an absolute steal, and worth every penny. If you aim to do everything you'll get ~50 hours worth of content for only $20 (CDN), more if you decide to do challenge runs or replays, which the game encourages. I for one can certainly see myself coming back to Hollow Knight again in the future.

Overall I love Hollow Knight, and I still prefer it to Silksong after 100% completing that game too. Hollow Knight's focus on exploration and upgrades are more my style than Silksong's combat centric gameplay. Also, I prefer the story and world building present here. Hallownest is a wonder to explore, and I love learning about it's history. If you're at all interested in the game give it a shot, you won't be disappointed.

So far I'm impressed by the quality of this game. Doesn't seem too P2W either but only time will tell with that.

Edit: It seems like Sega / Atlus are trying to give global less free rewards and also limiting characters to their banner and not adding them to the general pool after. This version should get equal treatment with the other servers.

Works great with emulated games. Definitely foresee myself using this a lot

It's pretty fun but also unbalanced. Better than Overwatch, worse than TF2.

A really solid remake of my favorite game. It gets a lot right but also a few very important things wrong. Overall I highly recommend Persona 3 Reload, but it has issues that stop it from being the definitive version of Persona 3, at least in my mind.

The game's difficutly is so far toned down that it's essentially now non-existent. I loved how punishing the original Persona 3 / FES could be if you didn't play your cards right, but with Reload you get so many second chances and powerful abilities that the game is mindlessly easy for most fights. Combine that with the baton pass / shift mechanic from Persona 5 and you get a game thats original combat design breaks under the new additions. The enemies simply are not equipped to handle the vast amount of options at your disposal.

Reload also completely misses the mark with its tone and atmosphere. The original game felt dark and oppresive, whereas Reload is a lot more bright and friendly. It should have stayed true to the original game's art direction and mood much more than it did. This applies especially to the animated cutscenes, they really dropped the ball with most of those. They look fine, great even, but they lost all of the original game's energy and edge. Nowhere is this more apparent than the first cutscene when you start the game. It's as if the soul was sucked straight out and they only copied the very base surface elements. The scene conveys what it has to for the story, but doesn't have any of the depth that the original cutscene had, not even close.

Another big misstep was with the music. A lot of the tracks from the original were butchered in Reload. Not to say they sound bad now, but if you listen to both back to back you can easily tell the original music is on average much better than Reload's. I think it has to do with the mixing for the most part, but I don't have enough musical vocubulary to describe it accurately. The original game just sounds cleaner and more definable. If you want an example, look up the track 'Living With Determination' and listen to both versions. In Reload the track comes on way too thick and it becomes almost comedic at times when it plays in game. On top of that the mixing is off to where it sounds like there's a strange white noise over a lot of the track. The original version is much clearer sounding and pulls off the emotions the track is meant to convery much better, at least in my opinion. Music is subjective so your mileage may vary on this point.

I still love Persona 3 Reload and it's honestly more enjoyable to play a lot of the time. The new voice actors are good, voiced social links especially are amazing, the menus and UI are top tier, and the graphics are mostly great.

However, I don't think this remake captures the essence of the original game / FES. If you want the true Persona 3 experience go emulate FES on PCSX2. You can mod in party control if you're so inclined, along with a lot of graphical updates and QOL fixes. If you just want to play a modern Persona game though, then you can't go wrong with Reload. Despite my flaws with it I still consider it to be my second favorite game of all time right there next to Persona 3 FES in first place.

I'm only 4 hours in as of writing, but I have absolutely loved my time with the game so far. Every aspect of the game has been awesome and I'm greatly looking forward to playing more.

Edit: A very well made RPG, but I think it falls short of Persona 5 Royal's greatness.

Worse than the original in almost every way. Far too many enemies, the game is way too long, and Mary / Maria's voice actor ruined the letter read at the end. No real reason to play this instead of the original after a first playthrough.

Foken great

I have tried playing through this game 3-4 times and every time I end up quitting 1/3rd in. One of the worst RPGs I've had the displeasure of playing.

The story gets sidetracked into what feels like filler content every few steps. There is almost no progress towards your goal at all, instead you must help a lonely mermaid find love, or a prince scam his people into thinking he's better than he is. These plot lines last a long time and I did not enjoy any of them. Every time one was over and I thought we'd finally make progress on the plot, some other dumb side story shows up.

The music is terrible. This is one of if not the worst OSTs I've heard in a game. Every single track grates on my ears and there is no variety. The Definitive Edition redid the soundtrack orchestrally instead of MIDI, but that does not save the compositions. Having played both versions, Definitive is only very slightly better.

Usually I'm a big fan of turn based games but this is not a good one. It's the absolute most basic Final Fantasy I combat system. There is no ATB, so there is no threat. If you're at all good at RPGs you will fly through this one.

The only two things I was enjoying during my playthroughs were the voice acting, and the art style. It's a pretty game, although downgraded from the base edition to fit on switch. On top of that all of the different accents for the characters were fun.

Overall probably my least favorite RPG I've played, at least in recent memory. Won't be touching Dragon Quest for a while.

Sonic Origins is a decent way to play the classic Sonic games. If it weren't for the drop dash being included I would likely use other methods though.

The collection has some annoying bugs that I hope are fixed soon. Unreachable giant rings in Sonic 3, Tails not controlling properly, and some weird collision in Sonic 2 are the most outstanding to me.

The missions are fun but there aren't nearly enough of them. I was done all of them in no time flat. S ranks are easy for most of them as well. Sometimes I would finish with 30 or more seconds left for the S rank.

If you've never played the classic Sonic games then this is definitely worth a play. Just make sure you wait for a sale as the game is fairly overpriced for these games that have been rereleased so many times. Better yet, just buy Mania.