Doinx 最近的评测

not it

Game has a major identity crisis, very poor idle, incredibly reliant on RNG and also blatantly reliant on microtransactions.
If the dev was less greedy, and had a better idea of what this project was going to be, I could imagine it being pretty fun, in its current state, its a mess.

Virtual heroin.

free dmt

clunky weird movement

suck my ♥♥♥♥

Stupidly addictive for what it is, a little lack luster on the late game side of things, but im confident more updates are on the way.

good game

Rockstar.
Take-two...
What the ♥♥♥♥ are you doing?

You're going to take away a framework which has been in place, set by the community, for the sole purpose of Enjoying your game more. It doesn't damage your game, or the publics view of your game, the only reason you're removing it is for MONEY.

You, Rockstar, want even MORE money despite this being the 4th best selling game, and also charging a stupidly high price for it? Are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mad?

By getting rid of OpenIV, you're essentially telling half of your fan base that you don't care about their experience. You might think thats a broad or rash statement, but thats really what it feels like. You don't care about us enjoying your game, or having fun or getting enjoyment from it. You want everyone to pay you more. More microtransactions.

Thank you for showing me what a disgusting company you really are, so i can boycott all of your future products and not pay for them.

♥♥♥♥ you Take-two, ♥♥♥♥ you from your whole fanbase.

Homefront: The revolution is the first homefront game I have experienced, missing out on the first one. This being my first game of the series I had a wide range of expectations and came into the game only knowing it was powered by the far cry 3 engine.

Story:
So far I have mainly played through the main storyline, looting on the side to keep my self content with resources i had for the easy crafting system. The main storyline is fairly easy to follow and due to decent immersion and storytelling you can take the role of your character very easily. The characters are well thought out and introduced well.
7/10
Graphics:
Due to having a over-all lower spec PC (i5-4460, GTX750TI, 8GB of RAM and no SSD) I had low expectations when it came to running a game such as this, I run it on primarily medium settings and only have experienced any kind of noticable frame drops when in a gameplay location where there is lots of dust. Apart from that it looks very visually appealing, and when I have ran it on higher settings the game does look very nice, good lighting and very immersive matching the game.
8/10
Gunplay:
Knowing this was powered with the far cry engine I thought the combat would feel very out of place for such a action packed game and playing far cry, know it feels out of place. However I with a lot of guns it really does suit the futuristic vigilante aesthetic and whilst the guns dont feel TOO floaty they don't feel like they should pack the boom they really do. The guns are fairly balanced and all have a very nice range of options when it comes to attachments/customisation. With each primary gun in the game having two split options to modify it, then along with options (in most cases) for a Barrel customisation, Under Rail customisation and Scope customisation. Having 3 gun slots gives you the options to change your playstyle quickly and to very varied playstyles. I have found combining these to be the most efficient way to play.
7/10
UI:
The UI is quick to understand, well designed and pleasing to use. It gives you the relevant information you need without feeling cluttered or covering too much of your screen. The mini-map is pretty useful, showing you a lot of information meaning you have a lot to do, as anything you pass you can view on the minimap. This gives you a nice advantage during fights as you can see enemy drones, targets, soldiers, heavies ETC.
9/10
AI:
The AI is about standard for any game like this. I've had some moments in the games stuck due to NPC's, or NPC's getting stuck when following me ATC but none of these have been a real issue, just walking away and back fixes it most times. It appears if a NPC is following you and gets stuck they teleport when you get far enough away anyway. This game makes the friendly AI you have actually seem balanced, they call out special units, actually do damage, dont die right away, stick with you well and provide more cover for you obviously.
8/10
Optimisation:
Well, considering my specs mentioned earlier the game is optimised very well, honestly i'm surprised with how well it runs on my rig, managing to stay above 45FPS whilst I have a browser open with a youtube video playing whilst I play the game.
8/10
Pros:
Honestly a fun to play game - sets the world very well, fairly immersive experience. Worth a try if you just come into the game with no expectations from prior games or hype built aroud before release.
Cons:
There are honestly bugs, the same as all games, I've experienced 2 noticable ones from 7 hours of gameplay over three sessions.
Worth pickining up?
If you pick it up whilst its on sale at 75% then yes, £7.99 is a fair price for this game. I would not pay the full retail price (on steam) and say you wait for a sale.