[G.T.G] Fay Spaniel 最近的评测

This game is absolutely beautiful, and is worth every single cent. The only negative thing I have to say about this, is that the AI is a bit jank... but it honestly doesn't really matter when the music is as good as it is, and the aesthetics are as wonderful as they are. This game is truly a wonderful piece of art!

Very short and sweet little game, honestly something I would expect to see from a Stanley Parable inspired game. There were a few moments in which the game genuinely did some pretty interesting rugpulls.

I'm going to spoil this for people who have not yet played this game.
There was a section in which there was a meta commentary about the nature of First Person Shooter games, in The Corridor, there was a part in which there is a random solider, holding a gun that looks at you, the only way to progress is to shoot the soldier, now keep in mind that this soldier, has not fired a round at you. Upon killing said person, the game berates you for being a person who thinks murder is ok as part of a pretty funny joke, that does lead to a conversation about the morality of FPS games. Despite the fact that FPS games are what I mostly play, and are my bread and butter, I have to say it was kind of fun seeing someone take the effort to critique FPS game development in about 30 seconds

Now I could go and break down every single meta joke in this game, but that would take all damn day. So instead, I highly recommend that you play through this game, and think about a lot of the implications and hypotheticals that this game wishes for the player to engage with.

Not going to lie, when I originally purchased this game, I was not fully aware of how this game would end up playing. I kind of figured, that it would at the very least, have some type of interesting and quirky twist on Borderlands 2's central gameplay loop.

I kind of thought that this would be a bit more refreshing to play, considering that I have 108 hours in Borderlands 2, despite me not having touched it in over 7 years. I decided to give this game a good and honest shot.

I don't know if it's me being rusty, or if it's just that much of a slog. But I don't even want to touch this game for more than an hour compared to BL1 and BL2. Keep in mind, I honestly don't have that big of a history with this game.

So please don't take this as a nostalgia boner review, the issues that occurred when I had first started the game mostly turned into being able to cheese 2 bosses (which weren't as fun to go up against compared to BL2's bosses). The enemies all start with weapons that can turn your shield and health into a fine paste.

There were a few moments at the start of the game, where handsome Jack, got stuck on level geometry, and refused to progress to an objective for over 3 minutes at one point. It really got to the point, where I just had to say. "I honestly, don't think I will have fun playing this."

Which sucks, because I am firmly of the belief that BL1 and BL2 are phenomenal games.

Ngl, I don't know what I was expecting with this one.

I figured this was just going to be "funni troll game", and it is don't get me wrong.

My major problem with this is the fact that it's very clear that the narrator is an AI version of Kevan Brighting. (At first I thought it was just TTS that sounded very similar for some reason.) Until I kept listening more and more.

I would honestly respect the developer exponentially more if they had just used their own voice with the world's worst microphone. (In fact it would have been even funnier and actually pretty unique). Or if they just used Microsoft Sam or something.

I feel bad for supporting this game, but honestly, I should have expected this from a game that has been mostly been pushed by people who make short form content, and that is $4.20 on Steam.

This game is actually a lot of fun. It kinda reminds me of Fallout for some reason, not in terms of aesthetics or anything, but in terms of gameplay. The gameplay loop is fun, even 24 hours in. (Still playing it, still trying to beat it.) I do love how expansive the map is, I love how difficult the game can be sometimes. It's not all that hand holdy and after a while you do have to actually learn new ways of playing this game in order to progress. Moreso what types of weapons characters specialize in, what kind of ammo to use ETC...

Think of it as Korean Fallout 3 but from the top down and not from the first person.

So, I only have a few things to say about this game that are fairly negative, but honestly I think that this game is worth giving a shot either way.

I've been basically playing this game with "common ammo" you don't REALLY need to use the other ammo types.

However, the GLARING ISSUES are this:

1. Bad2Bad Apocalypse is a sequel to not one but TWO other games in a trilogy (quite possibly more)........... THIS IS THE ONLY ONE ON STEAM, THE OTHER ONES ARE MOBILE GAMES. [This was something I was unaware of until literally 10 minutes before writing this review, which is what prompted me to write this in the first place.]

This especially makes sense considering the Steam Trading Cards and Steam Wallpapers feature art and references to the previous games in the series. (Also the game references back to them) [SERIOUSLY really wish they weren't mobile exclusive, cause I don't typically play mobile games.]

2. Even though the gameplay loop is really fun, after a while it can become extremely stale because lvl 7 enemies are bullet sponges, even when you have high damage and high spec'd weapons.

3. Somehow, I'm getting some significant frame dips in this game [SOMEHOW] I don't know if this is a Unity problem or what?

[Specs: 32 GB DDR4 RAM, RTX 3060 TI, Ryzen 5 3600x 3.4 GHz CPU, installed on a Samsung Evo NVMe]

4. Do not get the DLC unless you wanna support the devs, it's really not worth it and is debatably pay 2 win.

Overall, not a bad game, it really isn't........ but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I really wish Bad2Bad: Delta and Bad2Bad: Extinction were on Steam, I would give them a shot.

All in all, I don't really have too many complaints

So far this game has a lot of problems, but it has a lot of potential.

I'm still going to recommend it though considering the fact that the developers seem like they have good intentions, and want people to play the game.

Plus this game has some bomb ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ T E C H and amazing G A M E P L A Y...

I don't really know what else to say except, I find this game to be extremely endearing and I think people should give it a shot.

I'm a tad bit confused as to what this actually is.

Whether it's meant to be a small experience or a vertical slice for something much larger?

Either way, this is a really cute idea and I do love what this game is trying to go for. What strikes me as being interesting is the fact that this was built on a much MUCH older version of Unity from what it looks like. (Though I'm not entirely sure what version it's running on, I could mostly just tell from how the logo looked.) [ok enough nerd ♥♥♥♥ though, how did I feel about the game....... vertical slice?]

I like the premise, I like what it's trying to do, I like the fact that it has a unique identity compared, despite it being very heavily inspired by Ratchet and Clank (hell it even references it at one point, keep your ears out).

I'm not going to judge this that much since it's a student lead project.

But what did the developers do to make the game require 32 GB or RAM and an RTX 5000 as its recommended specs.
I'm actually baffled, how a 20 minute experience like this can run at a consistent 30 - 40 fps? Also, if there is a wall behind the camera it will instantly do some weird stuff, but again student lead project.

Overall, game is cute, hope it becomes a larger thing, but seriously do something about the performance.

Wow, one of the shortest games ever, and I gotta say... it's a cute one.

I don't really do Steam Reviews that often anymore since I kinda think that they're not the most amazing metric for ranking games. However, I will say that this one definitely earns a very special spot in terms of what kind of game this is.

Now, don't get me wrong this game is very short, but it's very sweet. The music is absolutely beautiful, the sound design is something to simply die for.

While a lot of people would say something like this out of irony, I'm being genuine about this. I've been dealing with a lot recently, and it's been leaving me a little depressed. This game, somehow made me feel a lot better about myself, and gave me something beautiful to experience. Even if it was a very, very small experience, never have I ever seen a game that had genuine heart and soul put into it. Only for the game to turn around and reciprocate that via the achievement names and the special piece of text at the end.

Very solid, if you're wondering if this is worth playing, it 100% is. If you ask me, I think this is worth more than $3.00.

This game's pretty good

This game is pretty damn good ngl, it's got a massive skill gap but once you get used to it you'll slowly start go get better.