sam candles 最近的评测

This game isn't even that bad you guys are just mean.

DMC1 is boring, DMC2 is awful, and I guess I was just too burnt out on those other two to even finish DMC3.

I liked the reboot more.

Before the extreme, silly (if still edgy) tonal shift of Postal 2, there was Postal. A darkly atmospheric twin-stick shooter with a sole focus on being as offensively violent as possible. NPCs always don't just fall over, they can crawl on the ground, bleeding out while getting their last words in. There's no upbeat tunes as you kill the hundreds of cops and armed forces, just abstract, ambient sound. Even today, this game feels pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to play, despite how dated it is. The gameplay is solid too, albeit somewhat unremarkable. I don't want to go into what happens in the game too much, because I feel like what little there is to spoil is best left to experience when you play it yourself.

This modern port, despite the existence of a full remaster here on Steam, is full of extra features, including extra levels from it's "Special Delivery" DLC and the previously Japanese-exclusive Super Postal, as well as modern KB/M controls/full controller support. And it's free! Running with Scissors are awesome, and this game is a classic. Give it a shot.

This is an odd one. Sonic Lost World is an EXTREMELY inconsistent game. Sometimes it's pretty fun, other times it's a genuinely awful slog to get through. The soundtrack is fantastic, but the level design is less than that. The story (of which there's a decent amount considering the length of the game) is genuinely bad, and has probably one of the worst characterizations of Sonic (he's kinda just a jerk).

I.. didn't regret my time with this game, but I also don't think most people would really enjoy playing it. Stay away unless you're already a big modern Sonic fan or you've already played and enjoyed the Wii U game.

Important side note: The PC port job is.. alright. The game worked most of the time without modding, and there's no significant issues as far as I can remember. The framerate IS unlockable, but it can cause significant physics issues in a few levels, so I wouldn't recommend it unless you already beat the game.

This is not even a port, it's just the old PC version with no attempt to fix it for modern systems. On my computer, the game doesn't even BOOT unless I use mods. Many things that could be fixed in an attempt to make the game slightly more modern aren't there either, but I wouldn't mind if the game didn't require excessive modding just to get it closer to how it used to play on older PCs back in the day. Not even worth $10.

Out my first 44 hours I've spent 30 seconds actually speaking. I hate my life

I played this game on PS4 previously, though not to completion. And I haven't played this much on PC yet. I'm giving it a negative review because even with mods the port itself is full of technical issues that Squeenix has no intention of fixing. WITHOUT the mod the game is legitimately broken. Buy it on PS4.

i dunno

What do you get when you combine a condensed and ramped up version of Metal Gear's campy but somewhat thought provoking storytelling with the over the top action gameplay of Platinum Games? One of the best games ever made, that's what.

It is somewhat lacking in content compared to any actual metal gear game or it's contemporaries in the 'Character-action' genre, but that is more than made up for by every single faucet of the game, other than possibly the visuals, which are rather dated and weren't exactly impressive even in 2013.

The characters are a bit exaggerated but extremely charming, the dubstep-rock soundtrack is catchy as ♥♥♥♥, and the gameplay is simple enough to understand immediately but complicated enough that you can spend hundreds of hours mastering it.

Port job isn't even half bad. It doesn't have any extra features to speak of that would sway most people to buy it on PC over console, but it works out of the box exactly how you'd expect and plays well and that's all I want from PC ports.

Buy this game.

game good