SpringRat 最近的评测

Uses AI in the recent/LLM sense to determine whether you've committed a banworthy offense. I do not need hallucinations screwing with my account, and a reckless method like that for something very important just completely killed any remaining interest I had in this game.

Come for the very good gameplay, occasionally return for the very good gameplay.

Beats buying each of the games individually for a few reasons. Not needing to mess with mods for graphical enhancements, consistency of Shepard's appearance through each of the games, borderless fullscreen on 1 which is otherwise impossible, and the DLC being part of the package.

Not only a good lego game as may be expected, but a very good Marvel universe game. This is both a love letter to Marvel media, and a good lego game overall. Once again within the series there are enough changes to avoid feeling rehashed while enough stays the same for a relatively flat learning curve.

Combat is a bit clunky but not what I personally would consider to be too sloppy to be overcome with practice. The atmosphere is excellent, the writing is good if a little vague at times. For people familiar with the Chronicles/World of Darkness games, this feels to me like the Dark Eras Vampire game we never got.

To start, the dialogue models are a bit weird... But that is my one and only complaint. This game as a whole is a worthy successor to Castlevania, and every inch what you'd expect from a pre-reboot entry in the series. If you like Castlevania, you will like this game. Simple, to the point.

Pros: Getting 60FPS with a graphics setup that would normally cost me a hundred-some mods in my load order, and about two-thirds of that framerate down the drain. Adds new graphical capabilities to the engine for other modders to further improve upon, and removes some of the technical limitations that were present in Skyrim Legendary Edition such as the 32-bit limit requiring mods to fix, and the directX 9 memory limit.

Cons: Very few mods, most of which do not add gameplay features, and the bare foot meshes as present in the footwraps are still horribly deformed as they lack individual toes. While graphics are substantially improved, some still have blocky normal maps and slightly blurry textures if you look at the smaller objects closely.

Final notes: The lack of mods can essentially, be solved in time. While I cannot say that it is a complete improvement now, it will become one once our good old modding community takes a stab at fixing what issues I mentioned here. At that point, the improvement in FPS and technical capabilities is something I leave up to your judgment as to whether it's worth the $40 pricetag. If you do not have Skyrim already however, it is 100% worth your time.

It's not perfect. It's certainly not as good as it could be, but it's a good game unto itself. If you're looking for a Fallout game with a focus on RPG skills and consequences based on what you choose... This probably isn't the game for you and Fallout: New Vegas would be more your speed. But if you want a post-apocalyptic, open-world shooter with some customization and a decent plot? This will do.

A masterpiece, personally. It can be a bit of a drudge to play through at times, but in the end you're left with a notable sense of satisfaction, or at the very least I was. The game can be a bit heavy on the action compared to the stealth, and it can be a bit easy to fall into action when you really wanted to do stealth. However, in spite of its minor flaws it is a very good game, and highly recommended as far as quality goes.

Awesome game. Much better balance than the original. Ballistic weapons aren't complete crap anymore, units automatically take cover, soldier variety is increased and has RPG-like upgrades, with different classes using different types of weapons. Medikits actually heal health now, you don't see cyberdisk explosions or alien grenades taking out half a block, or two thirds of your squad getting killed right as they step off the skyranger... Altogether, a great remake.