goatman 最近的评测

It's Aseprite. Scroll back up and buy it.

This game somehow accomplishes what every plug n play console has always failed to deliver, which that alone is saying a lot. You might think since it's 50 games in one it's probably not much, just some short games with a bunch of duds, right?

Just look at how many hours I spent on this. Seriously.

So many, and I mean SO many of these games are great experiences on their own. Not knowing any of the games you're about to play is part of the fun too as I had no idea what I was getting into for each one and I was utterly blown away at what some of these games had to offer. It delivers on almost any front or any genre of game you'd expect for that era of consoles and more. It's full of clever designs and heavy amounts of content, a full blown rpg, an open world platformer, point and click adventure, a dungeon crawler, metroidvania - all fully realized games.

There's not much convincing needed to be done past this I'd wager, so if you're interested in the premise of this game then it's a must buy. But fair warning (and my only criticism of the game), a lot of these games are built to be very difficult and sometimes really frustrating, so make sure to pace yourself out with games that are less punishing because otherwise you're going to get very easily fatigued. Make sure to play Pilot Quest right away too.

This is a game that really does deliver and is a strong recommend if you're interested in what it has to offer. Although it may look underwhelming at first glance it's 100% worth a purchase just because of how well executed everything about it is and how tight and satisfying the controls feel.

I played it since early access and the devs have not stopped delivering updates that not only added plenty of new content but improved the overall experience altogether. At this point I'd say the game is chock-full of content and with many fun weapons that cater to a lot of different playstyles, I can guarantee you're at least going to find one weapon that feels immensely fun to use. Not only that but given it's a roguelike you can also create different builds that appeal to different forms of damage, some as OP as wiping a crowd of enemies almost instantly, which is of course what all roguelikes should strive to be.

It also feels great with Co-op too. Honestly there's not many bad things you can even say about it, if anything. It's not exactly a mind blowing game but it's as close to perfect as it can be for what it wants to do.

It's a very fun and addicting game with a novel concept that's executed pretty well. If you're looking for a fun and oftentimes really challenging turn-based tactics game/ roguelike this is a pretty good pick and you can sink in a decent amount of time with it.

However you need to be aware of a few things: 1. each run takes very long to complete (more than an hour at the very least); and 2. the game has metaprogression, the more you unlock the more possibilities you have and the stronger your runs become, which means your first runs are going to be pretty shoddy.

Lastly, I just want to say that the story is not its strongest suit and the characters are pretty shallow and generic while you're going through the chapters. The most you'll get lore-wise are blocks of text as a bonus on the main menu which is... not the best. But regardless of that, if you're the type that's more interested in a game for the gameplay, for unique mechanics, for the challenge of it or just a game that can suck your time away like an mfer - then this game is worth it.

You can say it's hardly a game but it does provide a really interesting and engaging experience nonetheless. It's clever in the way that it lets the player use their own rational thinking to slowly uncover more and more secrets that are hidden solely in the dialogue of interviews. It's satisfying to theorize and realize inconsistencies in the information you're being given and it's something that happens on your own, you're not being *guided* to it, you realize it yourself and that's very cool. The game essentially tells you little to nothing of the truth up to the very end but by that point I was pretty confident and settled on what had occurred.

It is however a one note experience, once you figure it out there's not much else to it other than just seeing more videos. There's a minigame inside of it that is virtually pointless and serves as some sort of filler to the actual game itself. Still, it's worth getting if you want an engaging narrative and mystery told in away that makes it free for you to uncover by yourself.

What this game has to offer is something that I haven't seen in a lot of other games, if any, and that is exploring these large eerie environments that trigger specific kinds of fears onto me, like megalophobia mixed with thalassophobia, something like that. It's genuinely really great and I was both excited and scared about what I was getting myself into the further I explored. I also went into it mostly blind and the game has a LOT of surprises to show you, it does a great job at guiding you smoothly through it all without feeling like you're going on a specific point to point quest.

It's very well designed, it's fun to play, it's a unique experience. 100% a recommend from me. My only issue with the game was dealing with some pretty major glitches that halted my progress a few times. Just know that if you end up having to use console commands then be aware that you're not gonna get any achievements, I realized this far too late :, )

I played the demo and loved it so much I bought it shortly after and had an absolute blast. If you can, I would highly recommend you give the demo a shot and see if you enjoy the game. It has so many good mechanics (even tho it can be a bit of headache sometimes to try and manage it all), all the characters have their own unique playstyles with various builds and they're all fun, it has loads of content (as of writing this review I might be only halfway from unlocking everything) and not to mention the artstyle is just gorgeous to look at.

Hell I'm not even into roguelike deckbuilders but this game is so good it might've converted me into being a fan.

Well idk, I think it needs to be a little more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Although it may seem weird of me to say, if you're tolerant enough to a game that will always try to bully you at every conceivable chance it gets, then this game will absolutely be worth it. It is for sure harder than Spelunky HD so keep that in mind too.

It requires you to celebrate small victories and slowly grow as a player over time. I went from malding at the moles on 1-1 to being able to reach the "true final area" consistently and even get to 99 once, which might be my biggest achievement in any game ever. With patience you really do get a hang of the game and boy is it satisfying once you do.

Overall it's an incredibly tough, rage inducing yet also incredibly well designed experience with almost endless replay value. You don't play a game for as long as I did if it isn't something special.

It's good, very unpolished but the game is constantly updating to compensate it. It's not as grand as Isaac, but it's still very fun and addictive as hell. Definitely recommend it.




But most important of all, you get to learn D E E P I S A A C L O R E