Σ Andicus 最近的评测

This game is lightning in a bottle. Years from now, when this genre has really taken off, this is the game people will point back to as the type example.

Beautiful visuals, one of the best soundtracks from any game I have ever played, interesting gameplay-story integration, emotionally mature, and refreshingly good dialogue. This game is short, but well worth the cost of admission.

This is not even worth the download. I enjoyed the other 2 game modes, but this seems to have been developed by a different studio. Just go rewatch the movie.

I loved the first game. I did not love this game.

I think a lot of the attention to detail and polish that was present in the first game is absent in this one. For example, in cutscenes there are several instances where a character's mouth will move, the subtitles will include a line, and there will be no audio. I don't know whether this was an instance of my game glitching, or if this was an oversight by the devs, but in either case, nothing like that ever happened during my playthroughs of the first game.

I think the first game did a good job of defining what it felt like to be spider-man, only for this game to stray away from that. Playing as Miles was totally fine, but Peter's new abilities are generic, and the absence of the gadgets really reduced my ability to fight creatively. The missing gadgets also seriously simplified the stealth portions of the game. If Peter had kept his original gadget arsenal, but lacked the generic symbiote abilities, and Miles had his invis and electrical powers, but lacked Peter's gadgets, there would have been a welcome distinction between playing as the two Spider-men

There's less enemy variety in this game, and combat -especially boss combat- feels closer to God of War style combat, where I was waiting for openings, or making themselves with the interrupts caused by my abilities off cooldown. There's none of the first game's arena-interaction bossfights, which I thought was one of the most effective parts of the first game, and helped to distinguish bosses from grunt enemies.

The story is good. I have no complaints about it, although the whole game took my only about 30 hours to beat 100%, whereas the first game took more like 50. I don't mind so much, but I do wonder where the alleged $300M budget went, since the first game had 1/3 the budget, and almost twice the content, and certainly assets from the first game were reused in this one.

Lastly the performance issues: They still persist, even now. It's frustrating. I have a 3070 Ti, and still was not able to get the game running smoothly, even on low settings. I have a hard time understanding why this is, because the game is not meaningfully better looking than its predecessor. It's just optimized worse.

I recommend this game only if you really enjoyed the first game, are aware that this is certainly not the masterpiece that the first game was, and have a computer with specs much much better than the recommended specs, and have an easier time running it than I did.

I cannot recommend this game enough. I want 10x as much of this. More please.

A masterpiece

Bowman did nothing wrong. Uncommon CIA W.

I enjoyed this game. It's longer than it needs to be, the AI sucks and I wish I'd played it with friends a decade ago when it came out. The faction warfare elements are infuriatingly inconsistent, I had dozens of my carefully planned missions go off the rails because a random enemy car drove by. The lack of checkpoints in some of the missions is infuriating and punishing. Overall there's lot's of things to complain about, but this game wasn't nearly as bad as reviewers when it came out would have had me believe.