Spud 最近的评测

Been playing plenty of A Dance of Fire and Ice on stream, and been having plenty of fun trying to knock down the harder levels! Never feels like the game cheated you out of your progress, the sign of a well designed game (especially rhythm action).

It's very difficult, especially at the later content, but it's hugely satisfying when it all comes together. Music is excellent too.

Only gripe would be that it could be made easy to find and play custom levels made by others, but that could just be me not looking hard enough.

Well worth it if you enjoy infinite runner type games.

I got to level 22 before I realised how many of the levels were pretty much copy and paste of earlier ones. It's not super difficult (for anyone with metal in infinite runners) in terms of design but the obstacles are very tempermental with hit detection and it's usually not player error that causes failures (like it would be in better examples like Bit.Trip Runner, Action Henk & Geometry Dash (which is far more worth it for the entra few coins).

I paid 9p for it so 9p for close to an hour and a half's playtime is pretty good but probably not worth even the 79p/$1 asking price considering the value of other games in the genre.

An excellent example of a game that can be completely engrossing, wildly charming, and utterly frightful all at the same time, and it's free!

Dan Salvato, I salute you!

Have been playing for a good while before it came to Steam

A great alternative to the isometric style MOBAs. Great selection of Gods to choose from from the Hindu, Chinese, Norse, Mayan, Egyptian‎, Roman and Greek pantheons, fair store prices (you can pay $30/£21 to unlock all current and future Gods(EDIT: Currently £14.06 on Steam!)) with plenty of ways to earn gems for premium skins and deep and rewarding gameplay that is quite unique to the genre. There's also more modes compared to your usual MOBA to keep the game fresh if you're tired of the usual 3 lane & jungle traditional MOBA style games, such as the Arena for pure fighting ability.

Only issues is that the launcher can be a pain, and the servers aren't always the most stable. Otherwise, it's well worth your time to at least give it a try.

More in depth look here: http://gamebitplus.co.uk/2015/01/15/hidden-indies-boson-x/

Summary: Boson X a cool little endless runner that has enough content and more than enough challenge to allow even the biggest platform eggheads to seek a challenge. At under £2 you certainly won’t break the bank and with trading card support, its value for money too.

Full First Impressions here: http://gamebitplus.co.uk/2014/12/18/first-impressions-radial-g-racing-revolved/

Summary: It’s still very much a work in progress, and it’s very limited with the amount of content (expected for a game that's only very recently hit early access), but from what I’ve seen, I see no reason to believe that it can’t go on to be an excellent racing alternative to the more realistic racers like Assetto Corsa and Project CARS.

Will update as more content is added!

Feels and plays just like a mobile game.

It's not terrible per say, but it feels like an attempt to give proper combat to the Plants vs Zombies formula and while it might work on mobile, it just comes across as slow and unsatisfying on PC. It's nice that the game has an interesting twist, but it means that any strategic play you had in PvZ is swaped with just spamming of flower weapons, which got tiresome very quickly.

Maybe worth it for die hard tower defense fans, but otherwise not worth buying.

MOBA with a good twist!

Plus it's free.

Great arcade action. Definitely need a game pad for this though.

If you like racing games without the hardcore simulation of the more serious ones like GTR, then GRID is a perfect choice.