Trako 最近的评测

I spent hours in this game in a single sitting, It definitely scratched the factory production and automation itch, along with the puzzle game itch.

Some things aren't intuitive, but it doesn't take much to correct or update your buildings.

The music is catchy and stuck with me.

If you like puzzles and factory games, you might like this.

When I first saw this game I instantly loved the idea of it. When I started playing I played all the way through and lost track of time. I want to play it again to see the story if I took other paths.

The game is full of compelling characters and has an environment that seems plausible in the not-too-distant future. There are a lot of dynamics at work, and it has a rich story.

New Vegas has compelling characters, a great story, and has the most immersive experience of the landscape. It's my favorite Fallout game to date, and it helps that Obsidian produced it.

Ignoring the engine and tech, it's the best written and directed Fallout game of the first-person 3D era.

I originally purchased this game before it was available on Steam, and gladly bought it again to have in my library.

I still visit this game now and then, and the highlight of this is trap creation. I have created some simple ones, as well as some very complex ones, and it's always a joy to see them work perfectly.

The humor is pitch-black, but pulled off well. It has a 60's spy vibe, and does it very well. The stylized graphics contribute to its lasting impression, and to the atmosphere.

There are some drawbacks, such as needing to move to another location and essentially start again, and some super agents cannot be defeated unless you are at the new location. There are a few other glitches and annoyances, but they did not mar the game for me at all.

I thoroughly enjoy this game, and if you're a fan of dungeon building games, this might be for you.

It's like playing a movie, in the best way imaginable.

I've seen previews of it, and I was intrigued. I heard more about it and I really got interested. I saw someone demo it and I was immediately sold.

This game is not for everyone, however. It has gritty visuals and intense subject matter. If you like the Black Dahlia film or Noir detective stories, you may like this.

The sound direction is superb, and the music is very well done. Some tracks can wear on the nerves, but the action tracks put you in the moment.

This game plays very well on Windows 7, but crashes do happen on occasion.

Overall, this is a very excellent title, and the actors are superb, for the most part. If you watch Mad Men, you may see more familiar faces than just Phelps. This is a huge leap for in-game visuals, as the talking heads do look very good most of the time. Some glitches can be jarring, but they're few.

It's a large game, and requres a lot of RAM and a very capable video card. Nevertheless, it's well worth the visit to 1940's Los Angeles if you want a good detective procedural.