Subiectus 最近的评测

It’s finally here — yay. Apparently, this is the game that separates miners from reclaimers, literally. I’ve seen so many dwarves walk into Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core expecting a straight-up sequel to Deep Rock Galactic, and honestly, it’s been pretty funny to watch.
Because no — you’re not getting that good old DRG gameplay loop here. This thing took a different tunnel entirely. You might be happier sticking with DRG, or even checking out DRG: Survivor if you haven’t already. Weirdly enough, that one feels closer to og DRG than this does.

But if you’re looking for something new in the Deep Rock Galactic universe — like a roguelite, for example — then this game might be for you.

So Reclaimers, take it from here. Miners, you may return to the drop pod now. Rock and Stone.

Very good and Peak Customer Service!

VeRy brilliant! *Watching Curling on YouTube* :D

Very lovely

DRG players will feel right at home with this one.
Very Rock and Stone!

Started with Dark Ties. My first impression is that it's more like Lost Judgment's The Kaito Files DLC than it's own game (Gaiden). It feels like some kind of add-on content meant to be played after the main game. Some of the story moments at the very beginning seem to be really fast-paced... How to say it nicely... Just like in modern movies? ;D But as the story progresses, it actually turns out to be quite good. Anyway, so far my first impression is more positive than negative. I'll update this as I go along!

EDIT: So I finished Dark Ties. The story was short for sure! (Only 3 Chapters)

Here is the side content that I did:

-Kanda Damage Control –
Good Deeds: 100%
Helping the Little People: 100%
Damage Control Challenge: 67%

Total playtime was around 18 hours (with a bit of idling included).
If you are Yakuza Completionist, you’ll probably enjoy what this "side game" has to offer. It has 13 substories, Kiryu Gaiden like smaller quests, arena and last but not least, minigames (Bowling is back!).

Overall, I think the game is too short, but pretty good.


YAKUZA KIWAMI 3:

Achievements: 100%, training list not fully completed

Yakuza 3 Kiwami isn’t a great remake, but it’s not a bad Yakuza game either — quite the opposite. It’s actually a really solid addition if you’ve already played the original Yakuza 3. What I mean by that is, even though the game doesn’t include everything that was in the original, it brings a lot of new and good elements alongside the old. In my opinion, these two games can coexist without replacing one another.

As for the post-credit scene, while I personally think it shouldn't have been changed, I choose to see it as an alternative path in the Yakuza series timeline.

Final thoughts:
I understand why many people are angry at a certain actor. I’m disappointed with the studio for hiring him as well, but if I were to criticize the game solely on that basis, I wouldn’t be completely honest with myself or with others. In the end, my overall experience with both games was positive, and I plan to continue playing the series.

It’s still Yakuza. It’s very good!

It is Yakuza. It is very good. #restorerikiya

Mushroom.

Very NES colors

I went into this sequel to an almost perfect Trails game with fairly low expectations, for I had already read some mildly negative takes beforehand (yes, I do read other people's reviews sometimes). So far, however, I've been positively surprised. Granted, this game does feel, for better or worse, like an extended DLC to the first entry, padded with a dozen minigames. That said, the same could be said about every other Trails title really.

I think for most players the problem here is that the story feels somewhat a filler and they are just eager to move straight on to Horizon (I know I am!). Still, I wouldn’t recommend skipping this entry. Trails games are the kind of experiences you only get to play once (the second time won't be the same), and this one is very much part of that journey.